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Video Pop-Sci-Cles

Videos provide a more interactive platform than a printed page and allow the audience to engage in the story more effectively. Science in the story video format could be more appealing to the kids. We welcome you to enjoy our video pop-sci-cles and partake the pleasure of visualizing a story.

The bear's party (Animal Houses and Animal Sounds)

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The bear's party (Animal Houses and Animal Sounds)

The story introduces the sounds animals make and the names of animal homes to young children

Living and Non Living

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Living and Non Living

The story tries to explain the differences between living and non-living things for primary grade children.

Carbon Cycle

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Carbon Cycle

The narrative is a small snippet of the carbon cycle to help children understand the movement of carbon through life forms. Carbon cycle is explained in a simple yet detailed manner in 'Science matters -achieving scientific literacy' by Robert M Hazen and James Trefil.

Kaprekar's constant

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Kaprekar's constant

Kaprekar, an Indian Mathematician, came up with this constant in 1949, while working on 4 digit numbers. He tried the same with three digit numbers too. This story is being released to mark the mathematics day '3.14', i.e., the 14th of March, every year.