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Create artwork with milk!
Things needed: A bowl Half cup of milk Dishwashing soap Cotton buds Food colouring (more than one colour) Directions: Pour half cup of...


The magic flower experiment
Things required: 2 food colours Small cups/glasses Water Flowers along with the stem (preferably white) Direction: Take 2 small cup and...


Lose weight using Newton's law of physics
Try this fun experiment in class. All you need is a weighing scale. Directions 1. Stand on the weighing scale and raise our arms high...


Teach children new words with the help of the game Antakshari
Learning the names of countries, animals, trees, currency, cities, fruits, vegetables, etc, may seem like an extremely tiring activity...


Build your own hovercraft!
What is a hovercraft? A Hovercraft is a vehicle which can travel over land or water. It is also called ‘ACV’ or Air Cushioned Vehicle....


Learn how liquids affect magnets
Things needed- 3 glass cups Magnet 12 metal paper clips ½ cup water ½ cup of vegetable oil ½ cup of cornstarch (You can make some using...


Watch how leaves breathe and learn the concept of photosynthesis
Things needed- One glass bowl A cup of lukewarm water A green large leaf plucked from a tree A small stone Directions- Fill the large...


Learn to prepare bubbles at home
Things needed- One cup of dishwash liquid Six cups of water (distilled works the best but, tap water will also work) A large, empty...


Explore the concepts of good and bad conductors with this experiment
Things needed A friend A notebook & A frying pan Directions Tell your friend to hold a book against one of your cheeks and simultaneously...


Making Education Relevant For Students
Education is an ongoing process of understanding concepts and things around us which constitutes the way of life. Since formal learning...


Handling difficult parents. How should you deal with it?
Being a teacher is not only about teaching, since school actively engages parents. Managing parents is one of the big parts of being a...


Are you generationally relevant?
Generational differences have existed throughout the history. The rapid cultural change during the modern era has increased the...


Learn surface tension with this floating paper clip experiment.
Things needed- A few dry paper clips A large tissue paper A bowl of water A pencil with an eraser attached to its end A pair of scissors...


Igniting curiosity with the fire-proof balloon experiment!
Things needed- Balloons Water Candle Matches Adult supervision Directions- Blow a balloon and keep it over the flame of a candle. It...


Making the concept of ‘Exothermic Reaction’ fun
Things Needed: Steel wool Vinegar Beakers Thermometer Paper or a lid to cover the beaker Directions: Place the steel wool in one of the...


Egg in the bottle experiment
Things needed Hardboiled egg Glass bottle Piece of paper Match sticks Directions- Conduct this experiment only with adult supervision....


The spooky cauldron experiment!
Things needed- A bowl of water A large bowl A strip of cloth A soapy mixture (water and some dishwashing liquid) Some dry ice (You can...


Learn the concept of buoyancy using oranges!
Things Needed: Two Oranges Two glasses, large enough for an orange Water at room temperature Directions: Place both the glasses on the...


Magic with styrofoam!
Things Needed: Styrofoam (Thermocol) cup Acetone A glass container Directions: Place the glass container on a table. Pour a small amount...


Make raisins dance in a glass of water!
Things Needed: A clear glass 6-7 raisins Baking soda Vinegar Water Spoon Directions: Fill half a glass with water. Add 3 teaspoons of...
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