Nature is filled with bright and vibrant colours. Explore the world, and you can find the greenest greens, the pinkest pinks, and the yellowest yellows.
Nature is filled with bright and vibrant colours. Explore the world, and you can find the greenest greens, the pinkest pinks and the yellowest yellows!
Here are some black and white images of scenes from nature. Guess what colour they could actually be, and move the slider from right to left to find out if you are right.
1. Guess what colour this animal could be. Move the slider to find out.
This is the White Bengal tiger! Also called the bleached tiger, this animal is a variant of the Bengal tiger, and is white due to the lack of the pigment ‘pheomelanin’.
2. Can you guess what colour this bird is? Move the slider to find out
The golden pheasant is unmistakable, with its golden crest and bright red body. The deep orange cape can be spread in display. It is native to forests in mountainous areas of western China.
3. Guess what colour this flower could be. Move the slider to find out.
The blue passionflower is native to South America. In Japan, its name translates to ‘clock plant’ as its petals and central parts remind one of a clock.
4. Can you guess what colour these mountains are? Move the slider to find out
The Rainbow Mountains of China are a geological wonder. Sand and silt mixed with iron and other minerals give it the colours that we see.
5. What colour is this bird? Move the slider to find out.
The Mandarin duck is native to eastern Asia. Male mandarin ducks cannot be missed for their priceless beauty. In Chinese and Korean cultures, pairs of mandarin ducks are often presented as wedding gifts.
6. What colour are these birds? Move the slider to find out.
Rainbow Lorikeets are vibrantly coloured parrots. They are native to Australia and are unmistakable with their bright red beaks and colourful plumage.
You’ll need to use your brain to complete this task but, before that, why don’t you figure out where your brain actually is in your body?
You may have your heart in the right place, but do you know where it actually is in your body? What about your kidneys, your liver and your intestines? Try this drag-and-drop task and place the organs correctly.
Now that you know where all these organs are, let’s find out what they do.
Your brain controls your thoughts, emotions, memory and all the functions of your body. Your heart pumps blood around your body. Your lungs help you breathe. Your stomach helps digest food, while your intestines absorb nutrients from it. Your liver filters all the blood in your body and removes poisonous substances. Your kidneys produce urine while your bladder stores it. Your spleen filters your blood and removes damaged cells.
Did you think teachers are only found in classrooms? Then, think again. Here are some teachers who are motivational, impressive and kind-hearted.
A teacher is someone who can help you learn, be competent and instil in you a sense of purpose. Teachers are kind and attentive and command respect and admiration. Let’s look at some untraditional animal teachers from a few popular movies.
Go through these dialog cards to find out more about these inspirational teachers.
Get to know about volcanoes, as you play this memory game.
There are many stunning volcanoes around the world that you can travel to see. Yes, they are active but you can still visit them. Standing on the rim of an active volcanic cauldron may take some nerve, but play this memory game and see which one will top your list.
These two dining tables may look the same at first glance, but they actually aren’t. Use your eye for detail and find out all the differences.
Two chefs at a restaurant were asked to set the table in the exact same way, but they ended up making some tiny changes. Can you spot what the differences are?
There are five differences between the two tables below. Click on all those you can spot in Table #2.
