How good are you with identifying the sport using the bat or the ball? Try this game of mix and match…
Sometimes you are stuck between a bat and ball, but in this case you need to match two pieces of equipment that belong to the same sport. You will unravel an interesting fact once you make a match!
This week, we have an interesting inspiration from the humble butterfly! Look at what’s being unraveled in the technology labs…
Let’s look at an inspiration for an interesting design aspect from nature! One of nature’s most remarkable materials are the wings of butterflies!
The wings have scales and complex structures packed into a small size and reflect light in a way that specific wavelengths interfere with each other to create vivid colors! This has inspired the engineers at Qualcomm to apply this phenomenon on electronic screens that will increase their efficiency and can be viewed under various light conditions. Move the slider from right to left to look at the similarity in texture.
This display is called the ‘Mirasol’ display and it solves one of the main problems of mobile-phone manufacturers which is the consumption of battery power by the screen! If the they can make the screens consume less power using technology such as the above, they will be able to make smaller batteries and therefore small gadgets! Interesting, isn’t it?
Can you spot the nouns in this poem? There are 18 in all. Get started, and find out how many you can spot!
Welcome back to another grammar task! This time, read some poetry as well. Do you know what a noun is? A noun is a word that denotes a person, animal, place, thing or idea. For example: garden, grape, Hawaii, book, zoology, etc.
This poem called ‘The Road Not Taken’ by Robert Frost is a very interesting read. It also has loads of nouns!
Can you spot the nouns in this poem? There are 14 in all. Get started, and find out how many you can spot!
Welcome back to another grammar task! This time, read some poetry as well. Do you know what a noun is? A noun is a word that denotes a person, animal, place, thing or idea. For example: teacher, tiger, Tanzania, tree, technology, etc.
This poem called ‘The Rainbow’ by Christina Rossetti is a very interesting read. It also has loads of nouns!
An important aspect of spatial skills is the ability to associate and recycle. Let’s see what it entails…
Through a couple of examples, we shall look at how we can solve problems and puzzles by recollecting or associating with figures or shapes that we might have come across in the past. Read on…
Stay updated with the latest happenings across the country! Here is this week’s interactive map.
There’s a lot happening in India. How aware you about the developments outside your own region? Click on the hotspots to find out more!
Design: K.B. Jawaharr
Watch this video to learn how to properly use a sleeping bag when you go on overnight treks.
Learn how to do a fun and simple experiment based on Newton’s third law of motion. It’s fun to watch Science come alive!
We’re back with another quiz! How many answers can you get right in this general knowledge quiz?
Can you identify whether these eating habits are true or false? Let’s bust some myths!
There are many myths about what food is good for you and what isn’t. Do you know if the following are true or false?
Well done! Make sure to eat healthy.
