Cookies!

Longing to sink your teeth into a crisp choco-chip cookie? Before you do, here are some interesting facts about your favourite snack!

Longing to sink your teeth into a crisp choco-chip cookie? Before you do, here are some interesting facts about your favourite snack!

Women Authors

How well do you know prolific women authors? Try this quiz and learn more!

The week gone by – July 8, 2016

Two new aircraft, two crore saplings, a renovated canal – here are the latest happenings from the past week!

Click on the hotspots to get updated on the latest happenings this week.

Fun with Numbers

Ready to have some fun with numbers? Try your hand at this interesting drag-and-drop puzzle!

Take a look at the below table. Note that 4 is an even number as well as a square number, 10 is an even number and a factor of 20 and so on.

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Can you now try this out yourself?

Robotics for Children – 7

Let’s learn a little more about locomotion! Discover how cars move…

Let’s learn a little more about locomotion! Watch this tutorial, and don’t forget to complete the task in the end.

Capital Quiz

Test your knowledge of the capitals of the world through this quiz. There’s plenty to learn!

Test your knowledge of the capitals of the world through this quiz. There’s plenty to learn!

Design for Change 4

Watch this inspiring video on how children in Singapore changed the way their friends treated cleaners and returned their dignity.

The week gone by – July 1, 2016

Do you want to find out about this week’s interesting happenings? Read on.

Click on the hotspots to find out about this week’s interesting happenings around the world.

Robotics for Children – 6

Let’s continue our journey in Robotics! Here is an introduction to the interesting topic of locomotion. Watch and learn!

Let’s learn about locomotion! Watch this video, and don’t forget to complete the task at the end!

Matchstick Maths

Try your hand at this task that will have you mulling over matchsticks!

Let’s get cracking! Use a box of matches (or toothpicks) to assemble the layout shown in each question. Can you rearrange one matchstick to create a true mathematical equation?

Click on the hotspot to view the solution, but make sure you have tried it out yourself before doing so!