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Meghnath explains the concept of frequency and communicating through resonance and oscillations along with an experiment.
What are your plans for November? Use this planner to figure out what to do this month.
Eon, epoch, era, period... what do these words mean? And how are they connected with the Earth's history? This video tells you more.
A memory game to learn about the meanings behind the names of Indian states.
This is the story of three siblings and their adventures after their father suddenly disappears. However, you cannot read it here because there are mistakes in the text. Can you find them?
What happens to all the food you munch on through the day? Find out with this interactive task.
These four beautiful native plants light up the dreary winter in India with their beautiful flowers.
If you have it in you to write your own play, but are not sure how to go about it, check out this guide.
Here's this week's fix of six questions to help you build your general knowledge. Try this quiz now.
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I learn at the same time have fun with Young World club by solving puzzles, watching science related videos and I also participated in science quiz and shared my paintings in the site. It is very helpful for me. Now my play time and read time is Young World club
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I solved elements puzzle and I saw videos about science experiments, learned simple way to solve maths in puzzle format and play crosswords. I now enjoy and use Young World club almost every day.
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Young World Club is packed with rich multimedia content to make learning exciting! Updated every week, Young World Club offers children new ways to learn through its sections on Think, Read, Do, Travel, Play, and Change. The sections in each, contain diverse areas of content and this diversity complements the students academics with co-curricular and extra-curricular content.
Young World Club, is a fun-filled education portal from The Hindu and is designed especially for students of ages 5-15, parents, and teachers.
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