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1. Match the Vegetables withWords
(Kids/Activity)

This activity helps the kids to match the Vegetables with the Words.match-words-veg

2. Addition Flash cards
(Kids/Activity)

This addition flash cards helps the kids to know about Addition. Please Refresh the page to play again.AdditionFlashCard

3. Division Flash Cards
(Kids/Activity)

This activity helps the kids to know about division. Please refresh the page to play again.DivisionFlashCard

4. Multiplication Flash Cards
(Kids/Activity)

These flash cards helps the kids to know about mulitiplications. Please refresh the page to play again.   MultiplicationFlashCard

5. Subtraction Flash Cards
(Kids/Activity)

The subtraction flash cards helps the kids to know about subtraction. Please The refresh the page to play again.SubtractionFlashCard

6. Connect the dots with alphabets
(Kids/Activity)

This activity helps the kids to know the alphabets.connect-the-dots

7. Connect the dots with numbers
(Kids/Activity)

This activity helps the kids to know about the numbers.connect-the-dots-numbers

8. Good Friday
(Holidays/Insights)

Why is Good Friday Celebrated? Good Friday is the remembrance of the day that Jesus Christ died to wipe clean the sins of man, at the hands of the Jews at Golgotha. He was killed for claiming to be t

9. Valentines Day
(Holidays/Insights)

Why is Valentine’s Day Celebrated? Valentine’s Day is a holiday celebrated by lovers and those in love. It is celebrated February 14th. There are a couple of popular theories for how Va

10. Ramadan
(Holidays/Insights)

Why is Ramadan celebrated? Ramadan is a religious holiday celebrated by Muslims around the world, and is generally considered their most important of all holidays. The ninth month of the Islamic cal

11. Hanukkah
(Holidays/Insights)

Why is Hanukkah Celebrated? Hanukkah, which is Hebrew for “dedication,” is an annual Jewish celebration that lasts eight consecutive days. It is also known as the Festival of Lights, Feas

12. Diwali
(Holidays/Insights)

...ndus, Jains and Sikhs around the world and is known as the "Festival of Light," so it almost functions as a Hindu counter-part of the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah which is also a festival of l...

13. Christmas
(Holidays/Insights)

Why is Christmas Celebrated? Christmas is the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ, however it's origin is varied and it's current observance involves much more than a religious fesitval.

14. Thanksgiving Day
(Holidays/Insights)

Why is Thanksgiving Day celebrated? Thanksgiving Day is celebrated because it is a time of thanks for the things we are grateful for. In the United States it is celebrated in November on the fourth T

15. St. Patricks Day
(Holidays/Insights)

Why is St. Patrick’s Day Celebrated? St. Patrick’s Day honors none other than St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. His feast day is March 17, which is when St. Patrick’s Day is

16. New Year's Day
(Holidays/Insights)

Why is New Year’s Day celebrated? New Year’s Day is the beginning of another year. People commemorate the passing of the previous year and celebrate the coming of a new year. This event o

17. Halloween
(Holidays/Insights)

Why is Halloween Celebrated? Halloween is a holiday of ghostly tradition. It has it's roots in the Samhain festivals of Ireland and Scotland. The belief was that on All Hallows eve the boundary b

18. Easter
(Holidays/Insights)

Why is Easter celebrated? Easter is celebrated because it is believed to be the time that Jesus was crucified and resurrected three days later, thus washing away our sins. This holiday can fall betwe

19. Columbus Day
(Holidays/Insights)

Why is Columbus Day Celebrated? Columbus Day is the commemoration of the day that Christopher Columbus first landed in the New World, on October 12th 1492. He had been looking for a naval route to In

20. April Fool's Day
(Holidays/Insights)

...e fact that in April the sun leaves Pisces, the sign of the fish. For many years the French would make fun of friends by putting dead fish on their back, but now they use a paper cut out (which I am s...

21. Just Laugh
(Trailers and Videos/Funny Videos)

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22. Swimming
(Family/Outdoor Activities)

...a swimming hat for the places that require you to wear one. Otherwise, get ready to get wet, have some fun, and get some exercise. ...

23. Skiing
(Family/Outdoor Activities)

... about how to pull skiers. It might take you awhile to get up for the first time, but it can be a very fun hobby to have! If you want to try a slightly different skiing adventure, you can try snow s...

24. Kayaking
(Family/Outdoor Activities)

...k to a professional about the paddle that is best for you in terms of size and weight. Kayaking is a fun way to get outside and exercise, and let me tell you it is exercise. But few things are as mu...

25. Camping
(Family/Outdoor Activities)

...; Camping A couple of things to think about before you head off camping Camping is all about having fun with friends and family. If it’s not fun then you shouldn’t be doing it. There ar...

26. Bird Watching
(Family/Outdoor Activities)

Bird Watching Bird watching can be fun and exciting, even if you are only watching from the comfort of your own home. If you love birds and want to know more about them, then take a look out your b

27. Snow Boarding
(Family/Outdoor Activities)

...way, you might want to move onto snow boarding. This is an outdoor sport that is both challenging and fun. If you aren't afraid of getting into the snow and getting a bit wet and cold, or taking ...

28. Roller Skating
(Family/Outdoor Activities)

...rt working. This is a great work out that can help to keep you in much better shape. Roller skating is fun and a great way to exercise. ...

29. How to Play What Time is it Mr Fox
(Kids/Outdoor Games)

... theoretically shuffle forward only a few centimetres for each step, but this tactic takes much of the fun out of the game. ...

30. How To Play Tug Of War
(Kids/Outdoor Games)

How To Play Tug Of War Objective The object of the game is to tug the rope until one team or the mark on the rope has been tugged across the centre line into another team’s territory. Game