Here’s a recipe for a quick snack that you can try at home.
Here’s a quick recipe for you to try and munch on when hunger strikes.
Move the slider below from left to right to see how to make this recipe! Remember to use the equipment, especially the stove, in the presence of an adult!
How do characters such as Winnie the Pooh, Bugs Bunny and Olaf walk, talk and behave just like humans? Find out more.
Have you ever wondered why some animal characters in your favourite book or film are able to talk like humans? Well, this is called anthropomorphism. Anthropomorphism is when animals or non-human characters are given human characteristics – the animal or object behaves as if it is human. For example, Lumiere from the film Beauty and the Beast is anthropomorphic, because he is a candlestick that can talk, walk and have emotions like humans do. Another example is Mickey Mouse.
Here’s an exciting word search for you. Find all the anthropomorphic animals and objects from various stories!
You can also click here, to download your own copy of the word search.
Grow your library with these additions to your collection. Which book are you picking up next?
Update your library with these exciting books! Click on the hotspots to read more about each book.
Stay updated with the latest news from countries around the world! Read on for more.
Read about some of the latest news from around the world by clicking on the hotspots below.
Can you imagine a world without computers? Here’s a crossword that’s all about these smart machines!
We live in the digital age. Take the crossword to find out how well you know computers.
From Tintin’s ‘Explorers on the Moon’ to ‘Star Trek’, we have always been intrigued and influenced by space …
February 1 marks 15 years since space shuttle Columbia disintegrated while it was descending towards the Earth, killing all seven astronauts on board. One of the astronauts who lost their lives was Kalpana Chawla, the first woman of Indian origin in space.
Life on a space station can be completely different from life on Earth. Watch this short clip and explore the activity below to know a bit more!
There are a lot of terms used in connection with sky and space. We know that UFO stands for Unidentified Flying Object. Can you guess what these abbreviations/acronyms stand for? Click on the words to expand them!
If you want to become an astronomer or an astronaut, try to remember interesting terms and facts whenever possible. But for now, it’s time to move on to the next article!
Are you a Geometry genius? Compute the area of these figures and get through this quiz!
Practise computing the area of different shapes. Can you identify which of these shapes has area 168 square units? Take π = 22/7. And remember that all the measurements are in the same unit.
Great going!
Drawing and sketching the face is the next big challenge after drawing the eyes. Let’s look at this aspect through different types of illustrations…
Continuing from the previous article of drawing the eyes, we move on to drawing faces. Here are a couple of sketches for you to replicate and practice.
Expressions on faces require a lot more practice. In this example from a comic sketch, there are a few expressions of a musician. In the second expression, the eyes are missing and in the third one, the whole face is missing. Try and complete them, by sketching the expressions. You can download the activity sheet here. Move the slider from right to left to view the actual expression.
January 27 was Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s birthday! Listen to some of the most iconic works of one of the greatest composers of his time…
Here are some fun instruments that are made from new material or use new technology. Have you heard or seen them before?
Technology has paved way for both – form and functioning of musical instruments. Let’s see if you can guess the names of these instruments! It’s a tough quiz, but do try to remember their names!
