International Teachers’ Day falls on October 5, but each country has its own day to celebrate educators. Here’s a look at a few.
In India, we celebrate September 5 as Teachers’ Day, in honour of former President, Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan’s birthday. But how do other countries, around the globe, celebrate theirs? Take a look.
Follow the steps for a thoughtful and creative gift perfect for your teachers!
Get creative with your gifts for your teachers. Some time and effort are all you need to show them your love.
Here’s an idea for you to try – Choo..Choo..Caterpillar! A perfect gift for your teachers that is both thoughtful and unique.
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Your kidneys are hard workers. They function round the clock to filter your blood and rid your body of waste. Do you know the parts of the kidney?
Your kidneys are a pair of bean-shaped shaped organs that are a part of your urinary system. They filter your blood. This means that they take out extra water and waste from your blood, which leaves your body in the form of urine. Your kidneys work round the clock. Every minute, approximately half a cup of blood passes through them.
Blood enters the kidney through the renal arteries. Each kidney consists of an outer renal cortex (where blood is filtered), an inner renal medulla (which contains the renal pyramids where urine is formed), and a renal pelvis (where urine is collected). Urine drains from the renal pelvis into the ureter. Filtered blood leaves through the renal veins.
Based on what you have just read, can you try and label the parts of the kidney?
Who is Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, whose birthday we commemorate as Teachers’ Day? Read on…
We all know that Teachers’ Day commemorates Dr. S. Radhakrishnan’s birth anniversary. Find out who he was and why we celebrate his birth anniversary to acknowledge teachers. Read on…
When we heard that Miss Rajani had passed away, we were sad. But, to honour her life, we decided that we had to win the sports trophy, as we had promised her.
This is a story of a hard-won fight.
Here’s a Teacher’s Day special puzzle. Can you find the hidden words?
The names of eight objects commonly found in a classroom are hidden in this picture! Can you find them with the help of the clues given?
Clue: 1. Chalk; 2. Desk; 3. Chair; 4. Backpack; 5. Notebook; 6. Board; 7. Ruler; 8. Map
We are not the monsters the movies make us out to be. We’re one of the most gentle creatures around!
How well do you know the world around you? Try your hand at this quiz and find out…
It’s question hour, folks! Can you answer these six questions correctly?
Check out this geography activity and see how many African countries you can identify from the clues given.
The world’s second-largest and second most populous continent, Africa straddles over 30.3 million square kilometres. It lies both on the equator and the prime meridien. It has 54 sovereign states. Play this word search and identify the African country from the clues.
Here are some handy Maths tips for you. Learn something new today and solve these tasks while you’re at it.
Maths can be overwhelming at times, but it can also be a great deal of fun. Here are some tips related to maths concepts. Try and get a hang of them, for you never know when they may come in handy!
