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Science

Why do shadows grow? Can a picture tell a story? Pick a question, try an activity and find your own way to explain it.

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SCIENCE STUDIO / छोटी खोजशाला

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A tiny bird. A giant shadow. Why?

A tiny bird. A giant shadow. Why?

Move the object. Follow the evidence.

Can one fold change everything?

Can one fold change everything?

Compare shapes. Read the results.

A whole map inside one leaf?

A whole map inside one leaf?

Look closer. Find your next question.

Illustrations • Learn through observation, measurement and reasoning.
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12 activities found
ScienceClasses 1–3

Can you catch a shadow?

A wall, your hand and a little light. Let the investigation begin.

~8 minExplore
ScienceClasses 4–5

One water, many forms

Where did the water on a wet plate go?

~12 minExplore
ScienceClasses 6–8

Why does a metal spoon feel cooler?

Feeling temperature and measuring it are different things.

~12 minExplore
ScienceClasses 9–12

Heavy for its size?

Mass alone does not tell you density.

~12 minExplore
ScienceClasses 1–3

Where is the sound hiding?

A quiet hum can start an investigation.

~10 minExplore
ScienceClasses 1–3

Push, pull, notice

The same toy can move in different ways.

~10 minExplore
ScienceClasses 4–5

Gone—or mixed in?

Salt becomes hard to see in water. Where did it go?

~12 minExplore
ScienceClasses 4–5

One number needs a method

Two readings disagree. Is someone necessarily wrong?

~12 minExplore