Food is so much more than just eating yummy dishes. Get to know of implements, cooking techniques, and more, in this fun game.
Eating is always fun, whether it is something exotic, or comfort food. However, there’s more to cooking than just devouring delicious delicacies.
From techniques of cooking to implements used to whip up delectable treats, there’s a lot to learn. Here are some words related to food. Can you fit them all into the grid correctly?
Six general knowledge questions for you to try out. How many questions can you answer correctly?
Beat the mid-week blues with this quick quiz.
Built of ivory-white marble, this mausoleum stands as a symbol of love.
The Taj Mahal was built by the Mughal ruler, Shah Jahan in memory of his wife, Mumtaz Mahal. It is located on the banks of the Yamuna, in Agra. Every year, thousands of people from all over the world come to visit this beautiful edifice. It is also considered a symbol of love.
Fill in the blanks to learn more about this beautiful memorial.
What is a conjunction in English grammar? How do we use it? Here is a video that tells you all about it.
Imagine tiny ingredients with mighty benefits. Watch this video to know all about Nature’s powerhouse in every bite.
From triangles to circles and everything in between, this puzzle is packed with terms from Geometry.
Plunge into the world of Geometry with this quick crossword. How many clues can you crack?
This World Anteater Day, let me tell you about my one life goal: sniff, snack, repeat!
They’re silent, swift and always hungry for ants! November 19 is has been designated as World Anteater Day. Why do we have a special day for these unique animals? Scroll through the slider to learn more.
If something doesn’t feel right, it probably isn’t. Listen to your instincts. Speak up and say NO!
Step into a world of music! From the gentle flute to the bold trombone, listen to how each instrument weaves its own magic.
Finishing what we began last week: how to write a short story that catches the reader’s eye.
Last week, we looked at the first set of factors that go into making a good short story. This week, we bring you some more important points. Now put the two together and start writing!
