Children love to play with rotating toys. How about making one, with the children with everyday materials?
Dhanaji Nana Vidyalaya, Khiroda. District - Jalgoan, Maharashtra
August 2014
This worksheet makes the kids play with numbers and appreciate how these numbers (1-9) can be represented in different ways.
Making a proper parachute toy requires a little bit more efforts in terms of measurement and precision.
Here is an Aha! moment in the history of science when Eratosthenes proved Earth is not flat.
This frog made with a piece of cardboard, rubber band and cello tape will jump suddenly and amaze the observer.
What do you do with the old CDs at home, which aren't being used? How about involving your students to make some lovely toys out of it?
Are certain individuals born to be teachers and can only those be truly competent? Or can people without such aspirations develop to become ‘great teachers’? Are there certain conditions, the presence of which foster such development?