• Books

    Guess How Much I Love You

    It is a story for young kids and adults too. It is a story about two hares – Big Nutbrown Hare and Little Nutbrown Hare. Little Nutbrown Hare wants Big Nutbrown Hare to know that he loves him and vice versa. They stretch their hands wide, stretch their hands high, tumbling upside down and reaching up a tree trunk with the feet, hopping, etc. Then, Little Nutbrown goes to sleep. The simple message of the story is that love is not easy to measure. If you want to buy this book, you can get it from amazon.in or amazon.ae.

  • Art,  Art & Craft,  Science

    Colour Pendulum

    This experiment is called Colour Pendulum because the pendulum makes beautiful oscillating patterns with colours. First, take a paper or plastic cup. Then poke a hole under it. Next, attach strings to it and hang it to a frame like in the video. The last thing to do is fill the cup with colours and let it spin. Watch the video to find out.

  • Science

    Oobleck: Solid or Liquid?

    The name Oobleck comes from Dr. Seuss’ book Bartholomew and the Oobleck (amazon.ae or amazon.in). We made oobleck with corn flour and water. It is a non-Newtonian fluid like toothpaste, ketchup and quicksand. If you put pressure on it, it behaves like a a solid. Otherwise it behaves like a liquid. We had fun making and playing with it.

  • Books

    The Enormous Crocodile

    This book was written by Roald Dahl. This is a story about a big, bad, greedy, ENORMOUS crocodile. He likes to eat little children. He plays many tricks to catch children, but the other animals in the jungle named Humpy – Rumpy, Trunky, Roly – poly, and Muggle – Wump prevent him from doing so. I like the story because it is a bit funny and at the same time it shows that you can stand up against bad guys. If you would like to buy this book, you can get it from amazon.ae or amazon.in.

  • Science

    Colours with Red Cabbage

    This is an amazing colour experiment using red cabbage juice. Acids turn pinkish and bases turn bluish when the juice is added. We really enjoyed doing this. Please watch how we did this.

  • Science

    Liquid Flag

    This experiment uses liquids of different densities. The most dense liquid goes to the bottom while the least dense liquid stays on top. We used this principle to create layers of three different liquids – supersaturated sugar solution with green food colour, milk and oil. Watch the video to see how we did this.