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Age 11 12 Vol2 Print Learn Center
Age 11 12 Vol2 Print Learn Center
SKILL FOCUS
Age 21st Century
Group Maths Skills Science Skills Coding Skills Real Life Life Skills
Connections
Arithmetic Experiments, Coding-Decoding, Spatial Sense, Computing
Operations, Decimal Critical Thinking, Understanding Experiential Learning, Skills: Logical
11-12 Number System, Hands-On Cryptic messages, Cognitive Skills, Processing of
Pattern Recognition, Learning, Think One-One mapping, Aesthetic Sense, data
Geometry, Critical like researcher, Algorithmic Kinesthetics, Expression
Thinking, Hands-On Science Journal Thinking, Critical of learned concepts,
Learning, Spatial Writing Thinking STEAM Talk
Reasoning.
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SPY CODES CIPHER
Write the code of your name by decoding with the TAP CODE CIPHER and PIGPEN CODE CIPHER.
1 2 3 4 5
1 A B C/K D E
S 43
2 F G H I J
V 51
N 33
3 L M N O P
U 45
4 Q R S T U
5 V W X Y Z
YOUR NAME
A B C J K L
S
D E F M N O
V
G H I P Q R
N
S W
E
T U X Y
V Z
YOUR NAME
PEACOCK
SNOWFLAKES BLINKING OF EYES
FEATHERS
1 2 3 4 5
1 A B C/K D E
2 F G H I J
3 L M N O P
4 Q R S T U
5 V W X Y Z
13 15 32 42 42 45 54
15 33 43 45 51
11 15 23 42 44
11 32 42 43
15 24 25 35 42 44 45
11 33 42 43 44 45
11 33 42 43 45 45
15 15 33 33 35 44 45
13 15 32 34 44
31 34 35 44 45
13 15 15 42 43
15 15 32 34 42 44
ROCKY GASEOUS
HOT
COLD
1 2 3 4 5
1 A B C/K D E
2 F G H I J
3 L M N O P
4 Q R S T U
5 V W X Y Z
31 34 33 14 34 33
32
11
21 42 11 33 13 15
24 44
33 23
32 11 31 24 34
11 35
33 24 33 14 24 11
14 11
1 2 3 4 5
1 A B C/K D E
2 F G H I J
3 L M N O P
4 Q R S T U
5 V W X Y Z
11 11 23 31 35
11 12 34 42 51
11 13 15 23 24 31 42
11 14 15 31 44
13 15 23 34
21 34 34 42 44 44 53
21 22 31 34
15 23 31 34 44
11 14 24 24 33
15 24 25 31 44 45
13 24 31 34
11 24 31 32
13 15 24 32
A FACTOR OF 126
NOT A FACTOR OF
126
14 2 12 126 38 4 63 154 6 81
1 2 3 4 5
1 A B C/K D E
2 F G H I J
3 L M N O P
4 Q R S T U
5 V W X Y Z
23 33 34 42 44
11 13 34 42 43
11 11 35 35
12 13 15 15 41 45
15 32 34 34 42
11 15 24 42 42 43
11 22 33 34 44
21 24 32 33 34 42 45
13 24 34 42 44 51
13 15 23 24 43 52 54
11 42 53 54
11 13 15 15 33 54
31 45 45 55
6 7 8 10
1 9
ACROSS
1 An explosion of a star which results in the formation of heavier elements_______.
2 ________ is the most visible constellation.
3 A region in space where stars are born and it’s a large cloud of gas or dust.
4 A spiral galaxy in which the ________ is one of hundreds of billion stars.
5 _________ is a large dim region that surrounds the entire galaxy.
DOWN
6 A star that is more massive than the sun may live only about ten ________ years.
K B O V B S Z J A N U A R Y
G F C S V B S Z F E B R U A R Y
N B S D I M A R C H
B Q S J M A P R I L
N B Z M A Y
K V O F J U N E
K V M Z J U L Y
B V H V T U A U G U S T
T F Q U F N C F S S E P T E M B E R
P D U P C F S O C T O B E R
O P W F N C F S N O V E M B E R
E F D F N C F S D E C E M B E R
1225
146
ODD NUMBERS
L B E E N U T P T N S E P L D
D N T J U U A A W R H D S R J
S I U R U T Q D A Y W S A L Y
R N J X U R C E R R A Y Y A R
E O K C T M Y I A V X A R L V
T I R N O T U T H A L O L U E
S R Q S H L S N L A A G M B P
U O S G P T L A R V Y R T E X
L E I A N I G I O W O A U N K
C L S A L F R N D T E V R E F
O T I L R U R A A E G I R U T
R G N A W E B N L B I T N O U
T S W A P S W E N N G Y U W Q
I D Y U I S O N N M U I A S E
Y G S O D H S M J N R U B L S
J D U G H Q G A R D E N
S L Q W R S P I N T O P
I O B L Q J F L Y I N G
Z L Q W H U W I N T E R
E X W W H U B U T T E R
V K D N H U S H A K E R
S R Z G H U P O W D E R
X U D Q X V U R A N U S
V X P P H U S U M M E R
J L Q J H U G I N G E R
P R E L O H M O B I L E
F K H H V H C H E E S E
LIKE COOKING
NAMES A B C D E F G H
AGE 18 12 17 14 20 11 16 17
IRREGULAR
MILKYWAY ORION CERES JUPITER
GALAXY
O Z U N Y J W J U P I T E R
U Q Z Y T P L U T O
H T R J Y C O M E T
S J U Y Z S J N E P T U N E
X F Y Z W S S A T U R N
R J W H Z W D M E R C U R Y
R J Y J T W M E T E O R
H J W J X C E R E S
Z W F S Z X U R A N U S
R F W X M A R S
A J S Z X V E N U S
J F W Y M E A R T H
TABLE BREAD
RED ROUND SOUND LIGHT GREEN LONG ROUND YELLOW SOLID BROWN
SOLID SPHERE SOFT SOUR SPHERE
Draw a Venn diagram for above objects based upon mentioned attributes.
Non-Eatables
I am made of?
SPIRAL GALAXY
I look like
How old am I?
My Characteristics
One example
X I M E X A L P H A K L O Q E N O R T H
Y O X S L B R A V O L P Z X O O S C A R
Z E X O I F B C H A R L I E M X M X P A P A
A B I Q X D E L T A N R B R B Q U E U E
B Z E L E C H O O L J B R O M E
C L U Q O L Q F O X T R O T P L R Q E S O U T H
D L I C G O L F Q X K D L T A N G O
E L Q B I H O T E L R K A B O U N D E R
F K A F X I N D I A S F Z Q L O V I C T O R
G R I F B J U L I E T T X Q B O W A T E R
H F I L K I L O U O X V X R A Y
I F J X L I M A V X K H B Y A N K E E
J F H B M I K E W R I R Z U L U
WATCH TV READING
6 23
32
10
16 12
9
Answer the following questions based upon the above Venn Diagram
2. How many children like to watch TV and reading but not playing on the playground?
4. How many children do not like playing either in the playground or enjoy reading?
5. How many children like playing on the playground or reading but not watching TV?
8. How many children do not like both reading & watching TV?
9. How many children both like playing on the ground and reading?
I am made of?
GALAXY
I look like
How old am I?
My Characteristics
One example
30
25
20
15
10
-5
-10
-15
-20
-25
-30
YELLOW TRIANGLE (30 , 15) (30 , -15) (-30 , 15) (-30 , -15)
BLUE TRIANGLE (10 , 25) (10 , -25) (-10 , 25) (-10 , -25)
GREEN CIRCLE (20 , 30) (20 , -30) (-20 , 30) (-20 , -30)
RED RECTANGLE (25 , 15) (25 , -15) (-25 , 15) (-25 , -15)
7 42 48 288 63756
2 4 12 48 7257600
8 43 28 63 48
1 2 4 7 11
3 27 17 51 41
1 2 4 12 15 1950
S T A R
E A R T H
L U N A R
S P A C E
S O L A R
P L A N E T
N E B U L A
C O S M I C
R O T A T E S
S U N S P O T
30
25
20
15
10
-5
-10
-15
-20
-25
-30
YELLOW TRIANGLE (30 , 15) (30 , -15) (-30 , 15) (-30 , -15)
BLUE TRIANGLE
RED SQUARE
GREEN CIRCLE
BLUE CIRCLE
RED RECTANGLE
GREEN RECTANGLE
YELLOW SQUARE
S A T E
S T E W
L O P E
T H O R N
S H O U T
C A N O E
S L A K E
A R T I S T
N E A R E S T
A L T I T U D E
Start Here
60
55
50
45
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60
Grapes ( , ) ( , ) ( , ) Apples ( , ) ( , ) ( , )
Cherries ( , ) ( , ) ( , ) Avocados ( , ) ( , ) ( , )
Synonym of fast.
Antonym of loves.
Our planet.
To eat grass.
55 10 steps 5 5 6
50 6
45 1
2 5
40 1 2 2 6
35 1
30 3 4
25 10 9 3 7
20 9 4 7
15 9 3 4
10 8 8 7
5 10 8
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60
2 7
3 8
4 9
5 10
4 12 16 20
28 36
44 52
68 76
84 100
108 116
3 5 9 11
15 19 25
29 33 35
41 43 45 49
51 55 59
2 5 6 7
8 10 11 14
15 17 19 20
23 26 28
2 31 32
37 39 41 42
43 45 47 48
5 10 20 25
30 35 45 50
55 60 70 75
80 85 95 100
A B C D A B C
D A B C D A B
C D A B C D A
B C D A B C D
A A B C A A B
C A A B C A A
B C A A B C A
A B C A A B C
C A A B C A A
B C A A B C A
What comes in 5th row-2nd column and 5th row-6th column?
A T E M L
D U C F R
S N I H O
3 24 60 78
9 27 63 81
12 30 66 84
15 33 69 87
18 36 72 90
21 39 75 93
What comes in 4th row - 3rd column?
A B B C A B B
C A B B C A B
B C A B B C A
B B C A B B C
6 12 18 24 30 36 42
48 54 60 66 72 78 84
90 96 102 108 114 120 126
132 138 144 150 156 162 168
R T P I H
A S O G E
U C N M Y
Pattern Rule:
Pattern Rule:
Pattern Rule:
Pattern Rule:
Pattern Rule:
5 MEDICINES NAMES
5 SPACECRAFT NAMES
5 MARVEL CHARACTERS
5 TECH BRANDS
5 OUT OF 7 WONDERS OF
THE WORLD
5 BRANCHES OF SCIENCE
5 COUNTRIES OF 4 LETTERS
5 CURRENCIES OF ABOVE
COUNTRIES
5 EXOTIC FRUITS
5 ANIMAL SPORTS
1 9 3 10 6
6 8
Across Down
1 750 ÷ 5 1 67 x 27
2 244 x 40 4 17219 x 5
3 688x18 5 401x19x8
4 16150 ÷ 19 6 125362 x 3
LEVER
PULLEY
CIRCULAR
MOTION
BALANCED
FORCE
INCLINED
PLANE
SPINNING
48 kgs
= = = =
36 kgs
= = = =
75 303
89 78 313
72 62 307
90 72 69 304
318 314 294 301
115 880
125 1180
72 kgs
= = = =
96 kgs
= = = =
ROLLER COASTER
SKATE
CART
FERRY WHEEL
CAR STEERING
LIGHTING A
MATCHSTICK
SWIMMING
90 kgs
4 kg
= = = =
120 kgs
= = = =
3*3*3*3+2*3*3*3+3*2+2
6
9
1 8
2 7
ACROSS
1 _____________ force acts in circular motion.
2 A top toy is an example of ___________ force.
3 Resistance that one surface object happens when moving over another.
4 Hitting a nail with hammer is an example of _____________ force.
DOWN
1 The body in __________ motion exerts equal and opposite force on the other body.
5 ____________= Mass x Acceleration.
Buoyancy is an upward force exerted by a __________, that opposes the weight of a partially or fully
6
immersed object.
When fast moving bus stops suddenly, the luggage on top continues to remain in the motion due to
7
______________.
8 There are three __________ laws of motion.
9 Measure of the force of gravity on an object.
At a sports academy there are balls of different weights: 1, 2, …, 64 kgs. The coach wants
to order a minimum number of weights so that he can weigh all the balls. The only condition
on his weighing balance is that he can keep balls on one pane and weights on another. Can
you help figure out which minimum weights should he order to weigh all the balls?
For instance, to weigh 2 kg ball, we need either one 2 kg weight or two 1 kg weights.
For instance, to weigh 3 kg ball, we need either one 3 kg weight or one 2 kg and 1 kg weights or three 1 kg weights.
So, if you look carefully we only need 1 kg and 2 kg weights to measure all 3 balls of 3 weights.
1 kg 17 kg 33 kg 49 kg
2 kg 18 kg 34 kg 50 kg
3 kg 19 kg 35 kg 51 kg
4 kg 20 kg 36 kg 52 kg
5 kg 21 kg 37 kg 53 kg
6 kg 22 kg 38 kg 54 kg
7 kg 23 kg 39 kg 55 kg
8 kg 24 kg 40 kg 56 kg
9 kg 25 kg 41 kg 57 kg
10 kg 26 kg 42 kg 58 kg
11 kg 27 kg 43 kg 59 kg
12 kg 28 kg 44 kg 60 kg
13 kg 29 kg 45 kg 61 kg
14 kg 30 kg 46 kg 62 kg
15 kg 31 kg 47 kg 63 kg
16 kg 32 kg 48 kg 64 kg
1 16 31
2 17 32
3 18 33
4 19 34
5 20 35
6 21 36
7 22 37
8 23 38
9 24 39
10 25 40
11 26 41
12 27 42
13 28 43
14 29 44
15 4x3+2+1 30 45
Q L O Y G R E N E R G L
R L R A L U C R I C A E
T U A K R O W G L G V C
Q P M T D T N E U R B P
C T N E E I F F U E I U
K A E O N P I C O O M S
H P I N I R I R Y Y U H
S R I T T T E R E R S S
U P A N R V C L T Y H Q
S O E E E E L I I N T T
R C L L S U N K R O E N
S Q E R P U P I Z F W C
For instance, to weigh 2 kg ball, we need either one 2 kg weight or two 1 kg weights or one 3 kg and one 1 kg weight
For instance, to weigh 3 kg ball, we need either one 3 kg weight or one 2 kg and 1 kg weights or three 1 kg weights.
So, if you look carefully we only need 1 kg and 3 kg weights to measure all 3 balls of 3 weights.
1 kg 1 16 kg
2 kg 3-1 17 kg
3 kg 3 18 kg
4 kg 19 kg
5 kg 20 kg
6 kg 21 kg
7 kg 22 kg
8 kg 23 kg
9 kg 24 kg
10 kg 25 kg
11 kg 26 kg
12 kg 27 kg
13 kg 28 kg
14 kg 29 kg
15 kg 30 kg
1 16 31
2 17 32
3 18 33
4 19 34
5 20 35
6 21 36
7 22 37
8 23 38
9 24 39
10 25 40
11 26 41
12 27 42
13 28 43
14 29 44
15 4x3+2+1 30 45
CIRCULAR
SPINNING FRICTION PULLEY SPEED
MOTION
1 2 3 4 5 6
(1000-600)x3-800
(109x2)+(109x2)
560-100-60
40x3x5-25
11x5x2x2
25x10-25
80x2x5
23x25
(110+100)x2-4
(3x5)+(5x3)
695-100-20
115x6-115
(11+7)x11
640-200-4
7x53-53
25x3x3
(33+33+33)x2 (12+36)x9-250 20x5+170-5 (80+60)x4
636-100-100
70x10-140
16x10+15
70x80÷10
14x4x10
32x5x5
16x7x5
40x10
372+200+228
496-126-188
2100÷2-150
85+85+266
12+89+164
735-90-70
960÷5-10
145+166+125
1800÷2-100
225x5-225
120+70-8
49x7-78
1744÷4
70x8
FRICTION
SPINNING
MOTION
CURVE
LIFT
THROW
DRAG
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Try out for sums equal to 17, 19, 21, 23
Jupiter
Venus
Mars Uranus
Neptune
Earth
END
START Venus
Jupiter
Mercury Earth
Neptune Uranus
Venus
END
Jupiter Neptune
Mercury
Earth Saturn
END
1 7 10
2 6
ACROSS
1 ________are materials that have some magnetization of their own.
2 The production of an electrical or magnetic effect through the influence of a nearby magnet.
3 An instrument for detecting and measuring small electric currents.
4 Weber is the SI unit of ________.
5 A cylindrical coil of wire acting as a magnet when carrying current.
DOWN
6 South & ______ are two ends of a magnet.
7 An electrical device that transfers electrical energy from one electrical circuit to another.
8 _____ is famous for his contributions towards understanding of electricity.
9 The central, innermost part of anything is also called as ________.
10 ______ discovered that electric currents create magnetic fields.
Sameer
Aanya
Mohit
Priya
Rhea
Sameer, Aanya, Mohit, Priya and Rhea are in a sports team and represent their sports by different
color t-shirts. Each sport is represented by a different color: red, yellow, blue, green, orange. Use
the clues below to figure out what sport each child plays and what color they wear.
2 Aanya is the daughter of the famous golf player and wears a yellow t-shirt.
3 Priya does not like to play with small balls, and does not like to wear secondary colors.
END
R N N O I T C U D N I T
T E E G T C U D N D E E
A N T R T E V I R N G R
D R C E O M I M G R B O
I D O R M C T A L E I T
O L T T D O M A I N S A
N E S N A O N L D T U R
E I I V R L X A I N B N
L F L R S T U V V O E E
O A E S E O L S T L C G
S F V B N M F A N A A E
Y R E T T A B Y T I G G
Sameer
Aanya
Mohit
Priya
Rhea
Sameer, Aanya, Mohit, Priya, and Rhea planted their flower plants. They were eager to witness the
bloom as soon as possible. They knew their flowers would be of different colors but did not see
them before they bloomed. Use the clues below to figure out which color each child got and how
many days it took for their flowers to grow.
1 Aanya's flower appeared the first but it was not as red as she expected.
2 Rhea's flower took the longest time but she was delighted as it was her favorite color-yellow.
END
Sameer
Aanya
Mohit
Priya
Rhea
Sameer, Aanya, Mohit, Priya and Rhea went to the newly opened multi-cuisine children-friendly restaurant of
their town. They ordered dishes of their favorite cuisines and requested for their favorite colored cutlery. Use
the clues below to figure out what each child ordered in which colored serve wares.
1 Aanya who did not order the pink cutlery, doesn’t like junk food.
2 Mohit has ordered a drink with his food, and ordered his food in the yellow serve ware.
5 The child who ordered Chinese food, requested for the red serve ware.
A and B (say 8
INPUT
and 4)
when RUN
CHOOSE
(+, -, X, /)
OPERATION
Input 2 numbers
12 4 32 2
OUTPUT
+ - x /
Output the solution (15 , 5)
(18 , 6)
(36 , 4)
(49 , 7)
Sameer
Aanya
Mohit
Priya
Rhea
Sameer, Aanya, Mohit, Priya, and Rhea applied for a school club in their favorite fields. Each activity is on a
specific day of the week. Use the clues below to figure out what each child applied for and the day designated
for the activity.
3 Rhea is already selected in orchestra and her club day does not start with 'T'.
4 Aanya's algorithmic skills are impeccable and her club day is on the last day of week.
START
END
Move Right YELLOW Start GREEN Turn Right ORANGE Jump PINK
Move Left BLUE Stop RED Turn Left VIOLET Perform Task BROWN
Move Left Move Left Move Left Move Down Move Down
Turn Right Turn Right Turn Right Turn Right Turn Right
Turn Left Turn Left Turn Left Turn Left Turn Left
SET A SET B
Objects belong to Set A & Set B as well Objects does not belong to Set A & Set B
Increasing Number
10 20 30 40
Pattern
Decreasing Number
75 70 65 60
Pattern
Alternate Operation
10 12 7 9
Pattern
Growing Pattern
Shrinking Pattern
Rotating Pattern
NEPTUNE SATURN
IRREGULAR
SUN MOON
GALAXY
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QUESTION?
HYPOTHESIS RESEARCH
WHAT DID YOU THINK BEFORE PERFORMING THE LET'S FIND INFORMATION FROM POSSIBLE SOURCES
EXPERIMENT?
EXPERIMENT OBSERVATIONS
LET'S MAKE OUR HANDS DIRTY! WHAT DO YOUR SENSES TELL YOU?
CONCLUSION