“Hope” is the thing with feathersThat perches in the soulAnd sings the tune without the wordsAnd never stops, at all. – Emily Dickinson This excerpt from the famous Dickinson poem named hope calls it a thing with feathers that sits in one’s soul and sings a song. Now we all know that hope does not … Read more
Road safety is an important topic for children of all ages. It is especially crucial for young children between the ages of 3 and 5. Children in this age group are beginning to explore the world around them. They are very active, and you can find them playing around in their neighborhood. Therefore, they must … Read more
Math can seem like a daunting subject for most people, just the mere mention of which can send shivers down people’s spines. This has given rise to the issue of math anxiety, too. But, this fear can also be a great unifier, bringing different people together as a team in their quest to crack this … Read more
Physics is the study of the physical matter of the universe. But usually, it shows up in our textbooks as boring formulas and abstract principles that seem to make no sense in real life. Think about the last time you used F= MxA. Not since you last gave the physics exam that required you to … Read more
The world of geometry takes shape by the arrangement of lines, line segments, and rays. One cannot even imagine knowing geometry if one isn’t clear about the actual building blocks of the subject. It is interesting to see how the world around us uses this theoretical 2D knowledge to construct and build actual 3D objects. … Read more
Hey, look at this symbol – ≅ If your students or kids look at this symbol and think someone put some toothpaste on an equality sign, they are not alone. Using statements and some simple set of rules to find whether two triangles will completely coincide when put above each other or not is definitely … Read more
Computational thinking is comparable to a task being completed in a series of steps. For instance, a child learning to walk might have to focus on balance, speed, and posture. Similarly, computational thinking fundamentally involves breaking down a problem into manageable steps. While some argue that computational thinking might be trickier for primary school children … Read more
Our surroundings are full of different shapes and figures. Not only are they significant in nature but also in the world of mathematics. Kids get easily drawn towards these fascinating figures and in order to make them understand the unique features and properties, conventional methods, at times may not yield fruitful results. There are chances … Read more
We are all very much familiar with this surface formed by the intersection of one horizontal and another vertical line. If it took you a minute to place the x-axis as the horizontal line and the y-axis as the vertical line, chances are you also didn’t enjoy this chapter of mathematics as much. Problems related … Read more
Speed – The rate of change of distance.Velocity – The rate of change of displacement.Acceleration – The rate of change of velocity per unit of time. Sounds confusing, right? One of the best characteristics of a good teacher is to make difficult things easier for students. The above definitions reflect how these three physics concepts … Read more