From vivid, bright colours dancing in the night sky to duplicate Suns on either side of the original, the sky abounds in fascinating natural phenomena.
The sky abounds in plenty of natural phenomena that are fascinating to witness and learn about. Scroll through the slides and discover interesting phenomena!
Northern Lights video: videezy.com
Add some colour to the festivities by making your own gift box. Watch to learn!
Which exercise can help us strengthen which muscle? Learn here through a fun game.
There are several muscle groups in our body. Right from the calves, biceps, quads, and more, they work in tandem to keep our body fit and functioning like a well-oiled machine. However, how do we keep them strong? Through exercise, of course.
Here is a game that will help you learn which exercises must be done to strengthen which muscle group. Get, set, play.
This article is all about Christmas. Carols, ornaments, tinsel, stockings, reindeer and more — try these fun tasks and learn about the season of joy.
Christmas is a happy time. Test your knowledge of this festive season by solving these tasks. Scroll right to begin.
Good job! Here are some bonus tasks for you.
This Christmas elf is excited about the big day. Can you match his identical poses correctly?
Santa, gifts, decorations, treats and more… Here’s a crossword that uses many of the words of this festive season. Try your hand at it.
Christmas is almost here and it’s a time to spread joy and cheer. Here’s a puzzle that uses words associated with this festival. Go ahead and solve it…
The story so far:
The male reindeer realised that they had never riden Santa’s sleigh while on his Christmas rounds. They petition Santa and he organises a competition. The embroidery round goes to Team A, while the dancing round goes to Team B.
Read on to see who will win.
Splash your festive mood with hues of the season and give life to this Christmas tree!
Ever wondered where your letters addressed to Santa Claus end up? Click here to find out!
It’s Christmas season! This means it’s time to receive your presents from Santa! Did you post your letter yet to one of the two official addresses of Santa?
Read all about them here:
Flip through these images to see how these countries celebrate Christmas
The Yule Goat has been a Christmas symbol dating back to ancient pagan festivals in Sweden. In 1966, the tradition got a whole new life after someone came up with the idea of making a giant straw goat, now referred to as the Gävle Goat. More than 42 feet high and 23 feet wide, it weighs 3.6 tons. Each year, the massive goat is constructed in the same spot.
Every year, the city of San Fernando, the Phillipines, holds the Ligligan Parul or Giant Lantern Festival featuring dazzling parols or lanterns that symbolise the Star of Bethlehem. Each parol consists of thousands of spinning lights that illuminate the night sky. The festival has made San Fernando the “Christmas Capital of the Philippines.”
Each night before Christmas, Icelandic children are visited by the 13 Yule Lads. After placing their shoes by the window, the children head upstairs to bed. The shoes are either filled with candies or rotten potatoes… depending on who was naughty and who was nice.
On Christmas morning, Finnish families eat a porridge made of rice and milk topped with cinnamon, milk, or butter. Whoever finds an almond placed inside wins.
Swiss families make their own Advent calendars during Christmas. They are either given to children as a surprise or made together as a fun activity. Each day’s bag reveals a new surprise or treat, with the biggest saved for Christmas Eve.
Sports is always fun. Winter sports is double the fun. Check out more…
Sports is always great fun. Now, add winter to the mix. Yes, there are umpteen sports that you can play in winter. Try your hand at this word search to discover a few of them.
