Introduction About Space at 01:15 Posted by KDS

The world where we live is called planet Earth. It is huge. To walk around it without stopping would take you two years. But if you far away in space, the Earth would look like a small

Introduction About Technology at 00:39 Posted by KDS

We Build machines and gadgets to help us to do things. Some machines, like a can-opener, are quite simple. Other, like a jumbo jet, which has over six million parts, are amazingly complicated. some machines, like jet

Introduction About Science at 00:16 Posted by KDS

Science is about understanding the world around us. By finding out how animals and plants live and grow, scientists can help farmers to produce more food, and doctors to cure diseases. Scientists

Introduction About Our Body at 05:22 Posted by KDS

 

Our body is amazing. You can run and jump using your muscles. You can see, hear, smell, touch and taste with your five senses. And you can solve puzzles with your brain. Your body also does things without you even

Introduction About Other Living Things at 04:10 Posted by KDS

Life is all around us. Wherever we look, we see animals, plant and other living things. Animals are living because they grow, have babies and move about. Some of them burrow in soil or swim in

Introduction About Our Lifestyle at 03:41 Posted by KDS

The world we live live in is home to over six billion people - and that number is growing by around 200,000 every day. All these people live in more than 200 different countries, spread over the continents of Africa, Asia, Australasia,

Introduction About Historians at 03:17 Posted by KDS

Historians and archaeologists are like detectives. They study the remains of ancient buildings, documents, tools, weapons - and even the bones of people and their animals. From all these clues they can build up a picture of what life

Introduction About Our Planet at 02:30 Posted by KDS

Our home is called planet Earth. From far away in space, it looks like huge ball.This is because seas and oceans caver nearly three quarters of its surface. What land can be seen appears green and