This wordsearch will give you a glimpse of France. Use the clues to find the wortds hidden in the grid.
Paris, the capital of France, is the host of the Summer Olympics 2024. The host country will be in the spotlight all through the Games. Discover some French treasures in the grid below.
Who doesn’t want brilliant white teeth? But there are some things you need to do to get those. This video will tell you more.
Watch this incredible journey of growth and transformation in Nature as a small seed grows into a big plant.
Throwing that plastic bottle away? Why not transform it into something else instead? Find out how.
Creating a piggy bank from plastic waste is a fun and easy way to recycle and save money. This project is perfect for kids of all ages, and it can be customised to fit your own style — pick your own colour, design or even animal! All you need are a few simple materials, and you’ll be on your way to creating a unique and functional piggy bank.
Materials required
Plastic bottle (any size)
Egg carton
Scissors/cutter
Paint
Craft paper (pink)
Googly eyes (optional)
July 20 marks a historic anniversary. 55 years ago, humans first stepped on the Moon’s surface. Read on.
Fifty five years ago, on July 20, history was made. Humans stepped on the Moon for the very first time. Read on and discover some facts about this momentous event.
Task for you! In every card, there’s one word missing. Can you guess what it is?
Here are few exercises that can get your adrenaline up even without hitting the gym.
A daily dose of exercise is vital to staying fit. But you needn’t always sweat it out at the gym to get there.
The game below has icons representing exercises you can do by yourself. Can you place them in the grid correctly?
How to play:
A Picdoku is just like a Sudoku, but with pictures instead of numbers. Fill up the grid in such a way that each item appears only once in every row, column and 2*3 grid.
Who doesn’t love mangoes? But how much do you know about this marvellous fruit? This article will tell you more.
I am the king of fruits. I am luscious, mouthwatering, and irresistible. Yes, I am the mango. Read on to learn more about me.
Words that have similar meanings are known as synonyms while words that have the opposite meaning are called antonyms.
Most words we use have a synonym and an antonym. A synonym is a word that means the same or almost the same as another word. An antonym is a word that means the opposite or nearly the opposite of another word. For example, if we want to write another word for ‘demolish’ we can use ‘ruin’ or ‘devastate’. The antonym of ‘demolish’ would be ‘construct’ or ‘repair’. Similarly, the synonym for ‘eager’ will be ‘keen’ or ‘acquisitive’, while the antonym will be ‘indifferent’ or ‘apathetic’.
The below grid has both synonyms and antonyms of the word ‘gorgeous’. Can you put them in place?
Which are the synonyms and which are the antonyms? Find out below.
Time for some Geometry! Watch this video to explore the different parts of a circle.
World Snake Day is celebrated on July 16 each year to raise awareness about the vital role snakes play in ecosystems.
Fascinating reptiles, snakes play a crucial role in maintaining the balance of ecosystems. With over 3,000 species found around the world, what makes them fascinating is that most snakes are non-venomous and pose little threat to us. Snakes are found on every continent except Antarctica, thriving in a wide range of environments from deserts to forests, oceans, and even urban areas.
World Snake Day is celebrated on July 16 every year. This day serves as an opportunity to educate people about the different species of snakes, their habitats, and their behaviours. It helps in promoting a better understanding of snakes and reduces irrational fears. Each snake species has a unique role in its ecosystem, and preserving their diversity is essential for the health of the planet.
Here are a few common snakes. Move the slider to read about each species.
