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Weekend Activity Add Sugar Bend Light

By Arvind Gupta | Aug 7, 2016

A simple sugar solution, unstirred, will make you question the statement that the light travels in a straight line. Check it for yourself!

Best of 2015 Classroom Ideas

By Editor English | Dec 30, 2015

Here is a quick rewind of some interesting ideas that got featured on the Teachers of India website. We know it is not final. We know there are very many resources you found it useful that we couldn't feature in this particular list. How about you making your own list and sending it to us. We also invite you to remix ideas from your own experience and share it with larger teacher community. That would be a great bang to start the year!

Weekend Activity Rainbow in a Glass!

By Common Resources | Nov 21, 2015

Discovering density has never been more colourful, or fun! The Sugar Rainbow is a creative and engaging method of teaching about how different densities will stack atop each other. There’s even an additional lesson about adhesion and cohesion! Combine gorgeous colors and awesome science with a little bit of sugar and water! 

Listen, Understand, Act

By K.VISWANATH | Sep 15, 2015

How good are you in following instructions? Play this simple game of listening, understanding & acting on a given instruction.

Classroom games

By TeacherPlus | Aug 24, 2012

Do you feel it is a tough task to make the noisy bunch of children in your class sit down and learn? Here are some activities to engage your students effectively. These activities will aid in the learning process as well.

Ssh! Silent reading

By Srijaya Char | Aug 24, 2012

Silent reading is an excellent way to invite and encourage children to get reading. It offers children the opportunity to read in their own time and space, without worrying about their voice or pronunciation. This technique enables them to concentrate on the material to be read and helps in total comprehension.

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