The Winter Olympics feature some exhilarating and thrilling sports. How many of them have you heard of or watched?
The Winter Olympics are currently underway in South Korea. Athletes from countries around the world compete in sports that are exhilarating and thrilling. Learn a little bit about some of these sports and games with these shuffle puzzles.
Move around the tiles to unravel each of these images!
Alpine Skiing: In this sport, athletes slide down snow-covered slopes on skis.
Bobsleigh or Bobsled: In this event, people slide down icy tracks in a special sled.
Figure Skating: In this sport, athletes wear skates and perform acrobatic movements.
Ice Hockey: The name explains itself – it’s hockey on ice!
Luge: In this sport, riders go down a slippery ice track feet first at high speeds.
Snowboarding: Athletes perform tricks in the air while on a snowboard.
Keep your mind fit with this exciting word search! Can you find all the words?
There are plenty of ways to stay fit! Find some of the things you could do in the word search below.
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The Paricutin volcano erupted on February 20, 1943. It’s been 75 years, and good enough reason to take a look back at the event…
The Parícutin volcano is located in Mexico. It erupted from 1943 to 1952, unusually long for this type of volcano, and with several eruptive phases. The eruption began on February 20, 1943, at about 4:00 PM local time. The importance of the Parícutin eruption was that it was the first time that volcanologists were able to fully document the entire life cycle of a volcano. Scroll on to learn more…
Despite the ongoing Second World War, the eruption drew attention from around the world, with reporters from newspapers and magazines including Life coming to cover the story.
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Who was Aurangzeb’s greatest rival? Which king stood up to Alexander the Great? This crossword is all about the monarchs of the past!
This crossword is all about kings who have ruled in India in the past. Can you complete it?
As we inch closer to summer, get your own copy of the colourful March monthly planner! Which language will you learn this month?
Did you know that there are many variants of the Indian string instrument – the veena? Let’s take a look at some of the parts of a veena…
The veena is a popular string instrument used in Indian classical music. There are four types – namely the ‘Saraswati’ veena, the ‘chitra’ veena, the ‘vichitra’ veena and the ‘rudra’ veena. Out of these, the rudra and vichitra veenas are used in Hindustani music, while the Saraswati veena and chitra veena are used in the Carnatic music of South India. Let’s take a look at the parts of a ‘Saraswati veena’ – click on the hotspots to know more…
Drawing and sketching cities and buildings mostly involves architecture and the occasional landscape. An important aspect would be an eye for detail…
Drawing cities and buildings involves a little more detail than usual. Here are some tips to get started! Try to practise with some of the perspectives shown in these sketches. Scroll on…
Continue learning about the world of puppetry with these interesting tips. Discover a new hobby!
Here are some fun activity sheets with characters you might be able to recognise. Download them now!
All these words are anagrams. Can you unravel them to discover new words?
An anagram is a word or phrase formed by rearranging the letters of another word or phrase. For example, the word pale can be rearranged to give you leap.
Can you rearrange these words/phrases?