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All About Volcano Facts For Children

A volcano can be a mountain. The surface of the earth boils over the liquified rock. Ash and gases also spread into the air whenever a volcano erupts.   Volcanos can be of different types. Based on their activeness, they are classified as active, dormant or extinct. The active one may erupt anytime sooner or later. A dormant volcano has been known to erupt, however, have not emitted lava and gases for quite some time and extinct or wiped out volcanoes are probably not going to erupt anymore.  The fumingly hot molten or semi-fluid rock that flows down, the earth is known as "lava". The lava that comes out of a volcano has great value. It contains deposits of aluminium, diamonds, gold, nickel, lead, zinc, and copper. Volcanoes can create various kinds of lava or magma.  1. Pahoehoe Lava- Smooth gelatinous and wrinkly  2. Aa lava - Thicker and rough-textured 3.Pillow Lava - Pillow Shaped 10 Volcano facts 1. Molten rock is called lava or magma. 2. As ...

All About Ocean- For Kids

An ocean is an enormous body of salt water. The oceans are spread on more than 70 % of Earth's surface. The water is contained in the oceans is about 98 percent of all the water on Earth. Only 2 percent of water is found in well pond rivers etc. There are five oceans in the world. 1.The Pacific, 2.The Atlantic, 3.The Indian, 4.The Arctic, and 5.The Southern, or Antarctic. When you see the map of the world, you would not find any genuine boundary to limit the oceans because there is only one vast ocean. We (human beings) have divided it into five for our convenience. We have named the different regions of the ocean by various names. In addition to the fact that the oceans provide a home for a large number of plants and creatures, however, they likewise help in regulating the world's climate and temperature. The oceans keep the earth hotter in the winter and cooler in the late spring. The 5 Oceans by Size Pacific (168,723,000 sq km) ...

Albert Einstein - The Great Scientist Ever

Albert Einstein was born on the fourteenth of March 1879 in Germany. Later he moved to the US to escape the world war in Germany. At the point when he was around five years of age his dad gave him a basic pocket compass, which turned into his preferred toy! From that day on he got fixated on magnetic attraction, which is essentially about magnets. In his early school days, he was not in the good books of his teachers. Once he was expelled from a school because he was careless about the school's discipline and authority. He was told by a headmaster that he is good for nothing.Who knew that he would become one of the greatest scientists ever. Very young seven years old Einstein began cherishing arithmetic and science. At the point when Einstein was around ten years of age, a companion of his, on learning his area of interest gave him an entire stack of books on science and mathematics. Incredibly, at the age of sixteen, he published his first logical research-based paper. In 1900 ...

The Incredible Planets In Our Solar System

The Solar System is amazingly a huge space that houses eight stunning planets. Some are little and rough; others are huge and gassy. Some are hot to such an extent that metals would soften superficial. Others are freezingly cold.  The system includes the Sun, the Earth and many other planets like Earth. All the planets revolve around the Sun in its orbit.  You may believe that the Earth is a huge spot, yet the Earth isn't even the greatest planet in the Solar System. Jupiter is the greatest one more than a thousand times greater than the earth. The sun is over a million times bigger than the earth. The Solar System Planets 1) Mercury Mercury is the littlest planet in the planetary system. It is the nearest planet to the Sun, however, it's not the most sultry. Venus is more blazing.  Since Mercury has a moderate turn and brief year, it sets aside a long effort for the Sun to rise and set there. The Sun rises only once in 180 Earth days. 2) Venus Venus is similar to Eart...

Role of the Dentist in Our Life

A dentist is a professional who provides relief to oral health problems. A person becomes a dentist when he enrolls himself for a comprehensive Professional clinical course. We often call the dentist a dental surgeon. A dentist's job is to diagnose and treatment related to mouth teeth or gum. He advises the patients to take precautions and prevention of oral diseases.    Why is visiting the dentist so important? Visiting the dental specialist routinely won't just help keep your teeth and mouth germfree, yet will likewise help keep the rest of the body solid. 1.  Protects against periodontal (gum) disease, which can lead to tooth loss. 2. Brushing, flossing, and seeing the dentist regularly will help keep your teeth and mouth healthy. 3. Strengthens your teeth so that you can enjoy healthy eating and beautiful smiles. 4. During the dental check-up, The dentists check your overall oral health. 5. Reduces the number of bacteria in your mouth that causes bad breath. 6...

How Children Learn to Read

Kids face a hard time to understand a language. While growing up, he understands the language automatically. As soon as the infant is born the process of learning the language begins. It is purely the kid's efforts coordinated with nature. We don't know how complex the process is but we can figure out its complexity when we make a kid read alphabets or words.  When we compare a kid's ability to learn a language with the learning to read the language, it can be concluded that both the processes are very difficult.   The first one is the natural one, while the latter is a manual skill that needs to be learnt.  Phonemic Awareness This is the first baby step towards learning to read. A verbal speech can be disintegrated two separate sounds. A single unit of sound is known as a phoneme. A child needs to develop phonemic awareness. Thereafter, they can decode sounds, identity, analyst and later manipulates words. Learning and Awareness of Alphabets  Need...

Digestion and absorption of food

Every day we take lunch. We only enjoy food. We seldom bother about how it goes down into our digestive system. Dear children, you will be amazed at the process of food digestion. Our body gets prepared for digestion, as soon as we start thinking about food or we smell the food. The saliva comes in our mouth. Saliva mixes with the food. Saliva contains digestive enzymes. The digestion starts from here. Saliva moisturizes food to create a food bolus. Saliva makes the food swallowable.  Food is the source of energy for our bodies.   The food will only be absorbed if it breaks down into the simplest form. The entire process of breaking down the food taken is known as digestion. The food is processed step by step systematically for digestion. Many organs of the body take place in the process, for example mouth, esophagus, stomach, intestine, etc. These body parts are coordinated well with each other. These body organs form a system is known as the digestive system. ...