It was the morning after Diwali in sunny Goa. The sky sparkled blue, but the streets were dotted with broken diyas, spilled wax, and glittering bits of foil. Cracker Chestnut trotted along the lane, his nose twitching. “Hmm… something doesn’t smell right,” he thought. “Last night, these diyas shone so bright. Why are they lying …
(Think like a ghost… guess like a witch… there are no wrong answers, only clever ones!) 🎃 Section 1: Trick or Think A pumpkin, a torch, and a ghost walk into a dark room. Who glows first — and why? If your Halloween costume could talk, what do you think it would complain about the …
QUIZ Theme: Change of seasons, world events, and meaningful dates 🌦️ Section 1 – Seasons, Earth & Environment 1. Why do many trees shed leaves in November in temperate countries? a) To reduce water loss b) To prepare for spring c) To absorb more sunlight 2. Which bird species migrates from Siberia to the wetlands of north India every …
Chestnut was enjoying a crunchy walnut when Frodo the Frog croaked in alarm. “Detective! Our lake is foaming like soap. Fish are dying!” Chestnut hurried over. His magnifying glass flashed as he looked closer. The foam stuck to reeds and smelled… sharp. He dipped a paw—slippery! He followed the bubbles upstream. First clue: a drain …
Light & Energy Why does the flame of a diya always point upward, even if you tilt the lamp? Which uses more energy: lighting 20 diyas for 4 hours, or keeping one 100-watt bulb on for 1 hour? Why do oil diyas sometimes flicker more than candles? Crackers & Chemistry Firecrackers get their colours from …
What is it? The Orionid Meteor Shower happens every October when Earth passes through dust left behind by Halley’s Comet. As the tiny dust hits our atmosphere at super speed (about 66 km per second!), it burns up and looks like shooting stars. How to Spot Them Date: Best seen between October 20–23. Time: Look after midnight until dawn. Place: Find a dark, open …
Oktoberfest is the world’s biggest folk festival, held every year in Munich, Germany. It began in 1810 as a wedding party for a king, but today it’s a giant carnival with parades, music bands, yummy food, rides, and games. People wear special clothes, eat pretzels, and enjoy the festive cheer! …
The Following are answers for QUIZ 3 of Sept Edition 2025 of GoUNMUTE SCHOOL NEWS Manovikas School Gogol Q1: What do you think the dog is feeling right now? Ans by Ninad Pendekar: The dog must be feeling happy that these children are being kind to it. It might be an orphan, so maybe it must …
1. Be Curious– Ask why, how, and what if whenever you see something in nature or class. 2. Listen & Observe –Pay attention to experiments, teacher demos, and everyday things around you — science is everywhere! 3. Do, Don’t Just Read– Try simple experiments, models, or projects. Learning by doing makes science stick. 4. Use …
