Math can be a bit confusing and frustrating, at times. However, what if we said it can be magical too?
Magic tricks can include numbers too, and no I do not mean numbers on card. Here is a math trick for you that has the same solution every time.
The first step is to think of any three same digits, for ex: 555, 222. For this example, let’s take 888. Now, swipe through the images to learn this trick.
There are some music duo who are not only bound by the love of music, but also by family. Play this game to learn about these music geniuses.
The fun surely doubles up when you do something with your siblings. Now imagine doing what you love with your sibling for the rest of your life, and getting recognized for it. Amazing, right?! Some siblings actually did it. Here are six pairs of siblings who made a name for themselves in the Indian music industry as partners-in-tune.
Match the tiles of siblings to learn a little about them.
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Geographers use isolines to map the distribution of physical feature on land. Play this game to identify more of them.
Isolines are lines drawn to link places that share a common value. The prefix ‘iso’ is a Greek word meaning equal, so an isoline must be a line joining equal points. For example, a line drawn on a map to join places that are of the same height above sea level is called a contour. The isobar, is also an isoline. It is a line that joins places with the same atmospheric pressure. You may have seen this on weather maps in newspapers and TV weather forecasts. Apart from contours and isobars, there are more isolines.
Can you spot them in this word grid? How many you can find?
A short, pithy, commonly known expression which generally offers advice or wisdom is a saying. Try your hand at this crossword and see how many of these sayings you know.
“Never judge a book by its cover?”, “He marches to the beat of a different drum” and so on are called sayings. These quotes might be short but they are powerful ideas and messages.
A single match saw the record for most maidens in T20 internationals being broken and the second-most runs in an over in T20 internationals history being conceded…
In the fifth and final T20I between New Zealand and India that was played at Mount Maunganui, New Zealand on February 2, 2020, India won by 7 runs to complete a 5-0 series sweep.
The match saw Jasprit Bumrah bowl a wicket maiden, thereby becoming the bowler with the most number of maiden overs in T20 internationals history. The match also witnessed Shivam Dube concede 34 runs in a single over, the second-most ever in T20I history.
Let’s spend a little time in the backyard nurturing it and letting it flourish. Here is a crossword all about gardening and its likes.
If you have a green thumb, then this crossword is just for you. A little something to get to in to the spirit of gardening and getting to know about plant life.
Do you think you know enough about your continent? Time to put on your thinking caps and spot the odd one out.
India is a part of the biggest continent, Asia. There are so many countries, oceans, seas, mountain peaks and so on, in this big continent that we can sometimes forget some facts. So, let’s brush up our general knowledge about Asia by playing this fun game.
Each image has flags of three countries, whether Asian or not. Figure out the relation between these three and click on one flag which is odd one out.
Everything you see around you is made up of an element. Play this word search and learn what some of the everyday objects are made up of.
Elements are everywhere. Everything you see around you – your books, table, computer, your pet fish – they are all made up of elements. Even the air we breathe is made up of several elements like oxygen and nitrogen.
What are elements? An element is a substance that is made entirely from one type of atom, which means it cannot be broken down into further components. For example, silver cannot be broken down into anything but silver.
Now take another look around you and get set for this puzzle. Identify the element that makes up each of the everyday objects featured on the left and find it in the grid.
Josh has a nightmare… one so nasty that he cannot but think of ways to reform himself. Watch the video to find out what happened.
Here’s a chance of a lifetime. Get your very own story published and printed in a book! Read on to find out how to enter…
