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5 V W X Y Z
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MATH & ME
Can you look around and find some patterns in the following objects or activities? Name them or
collect them from your surroundings
YOUR BIRTHDAY ANY COUNTRY'S

DRESS PRINT
EVERY YEAR FLAG
PEACOCK
SNOWFLAKES BLINKING OF EYES
FEATHERS
ANY ANIMAL'S SKIN ANY MONUMENT ANY GAME
PARADE FISH/ SEA ANIMAL PINECONE
FRUIT SLICE CLOCK TICK-TOCK FLOWERS/LEAVES
HONEY COMB ANY MUSIC ANY INSECT

HOW PLANETS GOT THEIR NAMES!
Did you know the planets of our solar system got their names from the Roman Gods? The character of planets is
given next to them. Can you guess and match God's name to their respective planets? Let's dive into it.
I like to travel light Roman God of KINGS
I am shy and lovely Roman God of SKY
I am fierce and fiery Roman God of TRAVEL
I am king of kings Roman God of LOVE
I love all things Green Roman God of SEA
I am as light as sky Roman God of

AGRICULTURE
I am Blue like the sea Roman God of WAR

SPY CODES CIPHER - DECODE & UNSCRAMBLE
Write the code of planets' & celestial bodies' name by decoding with the TAP CODE CIPHER and then unscramble the
words.
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
CODE DECODE UNSCRAMBLE
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

CARROLL DIAGRAM - CELESTIAL BODIES
Directions:
1. Cut the pictures of the Celestial bodies given below in the boxes.
2. Sort them in the Carroll diagram given below.
ROCKY GASEOUS
HOT
COLD
PLUTO CERES NEPTUNE METEOR SUN
MARS JUPITER MERCURY URANUS COMET

OUR SOLAR SYSTEM
Complete the missing planets and celestial body names in the following layout of the solar system. You can cut out pictures from the reference sheets.

SPY CODES CIPHER - COUNTRY NAMES
Write the code for words by decoding with the TAP CODE CIPHER. One has been completed for you.
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

CARROLL DIAGRAM - NUMBERS
Directions:
1. Numbers are given below in a table.
2. Sort the numbers in the Carroll diagram given below.
A MULTIPLE OF 9 NOT A MULTIPLE OF 9
LESS THAN 200
MORE THAN 200
108 119 81 126 486 234 87 171 567 891
18 189 315 9 477 504 630 963 845 207
45 63 198 27 80 450 999 702 135 234
189 328 441 207 369 468 37 96 945 335

UNSCRAMBLE -GALAXY
Unscramble the letters to find the names related to the galaxy in our Solar System and fill in the boxes
SCRAMBLED WORDS UNSCRAMBLED WORDS
__________ galaxies emit huge

1 amount of energy in the form of CEATVI
radiation.
Common shapes of galaxies are

2 ILSRPA
Elliptical, ______, irregular
3 One parsec is equal to 3.26 ________. RYASE GTLHI
______ is a large dim region that

4 AOHL
surrounds the entire galaxy.
A galaxy is _____ bound system of

5 stars, interstellar gas, dust & dark AAALLOGYTTIIVN
matter.
When galaxies _______, they pass

6 DOICLEL
through each other without crashing.
7 A _____ is a group of stars in a pattern. SNTOLLICOTEAN
Gravity is the universe's ________

NRNCTUSOOC
8 which sculpts all the structures in the
KRROEW
cosmos.
Colliding galaxies could create new

9 URESPAOSNV
star formation ______.
10 The smallest constellation is ___. RXCU

Code the following words by decoding with the TAP CODE CIPHER and unscramble words to make meaningful words.
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

CARROLL DIAGRAM - NUMBERS
Directions:
1. Numbers are given below in a table.
2. Sort the numbers in the Carroll diagram given below.
A FACTOR OF 324 NOT A FACTOR OF 324
A FACTOR OF 126
NOT A FACTOR OF
126
1 5 21 42 92 124 54 178 18 108
14 2 12 126 38 4 63 154 6 81
7 224 3 324 24 27 36 162 9 54

SORTING - GALAXIES
Learn about the shape of galaxies. Tick all the characteristics that apply. One has been completed for you.
IRREGULAR SPIRAL ELLIPTICAL

Code the following words by decoding with TAP CODE CIPHER and unscramble to make meaningful words.
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

VENN DIAGRAM - SHAPES
Directions:
1. Cut the pictures of the shapes given below in the boxes.
2. Sort them in the circles as per mentioned attributes. Paste the picture in the space accordingly.
3. One example has been shown.
FOUR & MORE SIDES ANY ONE SET OF LINES IS PARALLEL
HAS A RIGHT ANGLE

SOLAR SYSTEM - CROSSWORD
Read the clues and fill in the boxes with the right words with the given numbers and directions.
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.
7 Galaxies are the ______ blocks of the Universe.

8 _______ were the first to use the constellations.
9 The scientist who discovered the expansion of the Universe?

10 Name of the theory of the formation of the universe?

SPY CODES CIPHER - SHIFT 1
Decode the following words which are by decoded with the CAESAR SHIFT CIPHER.
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

VENN DIAGRAM - NUMBERS
Directions:
1. Numbers have been given below in the boxes.
2. Sort them in the sets in the below Venn diagram.
3. Two numbers have been done for you.
A MULTIPLE OF 5 MORE THAN 1000
1225
146
ODD NUMBERS
100 2210 150 1173 195 130 90 1000 1175 146
700 15 2143 1688 200 145 225 1225 2000 1148
850 217 45 1560 40 35 180 1400 1370 1480
128 2347 4532 1235 2452 2789 130 1665 2350 20

GALAXY - WORD SEARCH
Please search for the galaxy related words. The names can be horizontal, vertical, or backward. There can
be overlaps. Color the words as you find them.
DWARF GALAXY HALO GIANT STAR
SUPERNOVA NEBULA ORION
LIGHT YEARS SPIRAL GRAVITY
COLLIDE BIG BANG CRUX
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

VENN DIAGRAM - DATA
Directions:
1. Data of a group of children has been given below in the boxes.
2. Sort them in the sets in the below Venn diagram.
3. One has been completed for you.
LIKE SPORTS MORE THAN 15 YEARS OLD
LIKE COOKING
NAMES A B C D E F G H
AGE 18 12 17 14 20 11 16 17
SPORTS Yes Yes No No No Yes No Yes
COOK No Yes No Yes Yes No No Yes

SOLAR SYSTEM - BINGO
Play Bingo as a team/family game. You have been given calling cards with ten astronomical names. Cut the Bingo
playing blocks and distribute them to each player. One person calls the name from the card and if that object is placed in
your block, then strike it off. You get a point for striking off each row, column, or full block.
IRREGULAR
MILKYWAY ORION CERES JUPITER
GALAXY
PLUTO TAURUS EARTH SUN COMET

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

SCAVENGER HUNT & VENN DIAGRAM
Be an explorer and hunt for the objects following criteria given. Write the object names you
found, in the boxes given below. Two have been completed for you. Complete the Venn Diagram
as given below.
WOODEN WHITE BROWN RED LONG BLUE CUBE

BLUE SPHERE
CIRCLE CUBOID SOLID HARD
TABLE BREAD
RED ROUND SOUND LIGHT GREEN LONG ROUND YELLOW SOLID BROWN
SOLID SPHERE SOFT SOUR SPHERE
GREEN ROUND TRANSPARENT PINK SOFT

BIG CUBOID HOT CONICAL
SOLID CUBE CONICAL
Draw a Venn diagram for above objects based upon mentioned attributes.
Has Sides Solid Objects
Non-Eatables

SPIRAL GALAXY - REPORT
Be an EXPLORER today & Be a RESEARCHER tomorrow !
I am made of?
SPIRAL GALAXY
I look like
How old am I?
My Characteristics
One example
Comparison with other galaxies
Interesting facts about spiral galaxy

SPY CODES CIPHER - SHIFT '-3'
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

VENN DIAGRAM - DATA
Directions:
1. Data of a group of children has been collected and shown below. The study shows the children
who like to do the evening activity.
2. Study the sets in the below Venn diagram.
3. Answers the below questions.
WATCH TV READING
6 23
32
10
16 12
9
PLAY IN THE GROUND 27
Answer the following questions based upon the above Venn Diagram
1. How many children like to watch TV or like playing on the playground?
2. How many children like to watch TV and reading but not playing on the playground?
3. How many children only like reading?
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?
6. How many children like playing on the playground or reading?
7. How many total children are in the survey?
8. How many children do not like both reading & watching TV?
9. How many children both like playing on the ground and reading?
10. How many children like watching TV or reading?

____________ GALAXY REPORT
Be an EXPLORER today & Be a RESEARCHER tomorrow! Cut the picture from the reference sheet or
draw your galaxy and write details about it!
I am made of?
GALAXY
I look like
How old am I?
My Characteristics
One example
My connection with other galaxies
Interesting facts about me

COORDINATING THE COORDINATES
Coordinates uniquely define a position by its horizontal and vertical directions. Can you draw the shapes
given below in their correct places specified by coordinates? One has been completed for you.
30
25
20
15
10
-30 -25 -20 -15 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30
-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)
RED SQUARE (5 , 20) (5 , -20) (-5 , 20) (-5 , -20)
GREEN CIRCLE (20 , 30) (20 , -30) (-20 , 30) (-20 , -30)
BLUE CIRCLE (15 , 5) (15 , -5) (-15 , 5) (-15 , -5)
RED RECTANGLE (25 , 15) (25 , -15) (-25 , 15) (-25 , -15)
GREEN RECTANGLE (0 , 10) (0 , -10) (-10 , 10) (-10 , -10)
YELLOW SQUARE (15 , 0) (15 , -15) (-15 , 0) (-15 , -15)

NUMBER PATTERNS
Number patterns have been designed for you. Can you guess the pattern? One has been completed for you.
3 9 27 81 243 729 2187 6561 19683 59049
7 42 48 288 63756
10 50 100 500 550
2 4 12 48 7257600
8 43 28 63 48
1680 8400 8430 42150
1 2 4 7 11
3 27 17 51 41
1 2 4 12 15 1950

ANAGRAMS - GEOGRAPHY
ANAGRAM is a form of wordplay in which letters of a word or phrase are rearranged so that a
new word or phrase is formed. It is created by using the same letters of the original word, but
with a different arrangement. One has been completed for you.
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

Coordinates uniquely define a position by its horizontal and vertical directions. Can you write the
coordinates for the shapes given below in the coordinate plane?
30
25
20
15
10
-30 -25 -20 -15 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30
-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

GROWING PATTERNS
Different shape patterns have been designed for you. Can you complete the next growing pattern?

ANAGRAMS - GEOGRAPHY
ANAGRAM is a form of wordplay in which letters of a word or phrase are rearranged so that a new
word or phrase is formed. It is created by using the same letters of the original word, but with a
different arrangement. One has been completed for you.
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

Coordinates uniquely define a position by its horizontal and vertical directions. Can you find
the coordinates of the given shapes on the map? Draw the path in sequence. One has been
completed for you.
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
Fruit shop ( 5 , 55 ) Watermelons ( , ) ( , ) ( , )
Fruit Basket ( , ) Oranges ( , ) ( , ) ( , )
Grapes ( , ) ( , ) ( , ) Apples ( , ) ( , ) ( , )
Cherries ( , ) ( , ) ( , ) Avocados ( , ) ( , ) ( , )
Count coins & Pay ( , )

ROTATION PATTERNS
Different shapes have been shown below, rotate the given shape as per given instructions & draw in the
box. One has been completed for you.
900 & Anti- 1800 & Anti-

GIVEN SHAPE 900 & Clockwise
clockwise clockwise

ANAGRAMS RIDDLES
ANAGRAM is a form of wordplay in which letters of a word or phrase are rearranged so that a new word or
phrase is formed. It is created by using the same letters of the original word, but with a different
arrangement. One has been completed for you.
Synonym of fast.
Antonym of loves.
He _______ the food just before eating.
Expression of showing happiness. S M I L E

A measurement unit of distance. M I L E S
Gooey substance to play with. S L I M E
Our planet.
A body organ responsible for pumping blood.
A _______ can never love anyone.
A type of sedimentary rock.
A rope or chain used to hold a dog.
She got a little taller after wearing_______.
Sky-_______ person who enjoys looking at the sky.
To eat grass.
Untidy piles of something.
A circle is a ________ with no sides.
A moon has different _____ (s) in a month.
A barren land with sand.
Sweet savory after meals.

CORDINATING THE COORDINATES
Your friends are visiting you for ten days, and you made a plan to take them around your
town. Can you find the coordinates of the given places to see on the map shown by the
stars? Draw the path in sequence. Measure the total distance covered. One has been
completed for you.
Start Here
60
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
1 (5,45) (5,35) (10,40) 6
2 7
3 8
4 9
5 10
Total Distance Covered

GRID PATTERN
A grid pattern has been given, identify the grid patterns. Find the missing numbers.
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

ANAGRAMS RIDDLES
ANAGRAM is a form of wordplay in which letters of a word or phrase are rearranged so that a new word or
phrase is formed. It is created by using the same letters of the original word, but with a different
arrangement. One has been completed for you.
Change spoilt into people who operate aircrafts.
Change serial into a Middle East country.
Change dormitory into a place you get scolding for.
Change moonstarer into a profession.
Change he bugs gore into the President of US of

yesteryears.
Change I am a dot in place into a concept in

mathematics.
Change the queer shake into something that really

shakes the earth.
Change indicatory into a book full of words.
Change store scum into people who buy products.
Change carthorse into a group of musicians.
Change laptop machines into the first personal

computers for mass market by Steve Jobs.
Change eleven plus two into a calculation which

results same answer as thirteen.

COLOR CODING
The route has been laid out to navigate the blocks. The arrows show the direction of movement. Trace the path using
these arrows in the white boxes. Color the blocks as directed. If grey blocks come in the route, jump over and continue
following the path. You can also cut out the arrows from the reference sheet and paste them to trace the route!
1 2 times 6 Color Green
2 Color Orange 7 3 times
3 3 times 8 Color Yellow
4 Color Blue 9 2 times
5 3 times 10 Color Red

GRID PATTERN
Grid patterns have been given, identify the grid patterns. Answer the given questions.
5 10 20 25
30 35 45 50
55 60 70 75
80 85 95 100
130 135 145 150

What comes in 5th row - 3rd column?
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
What comes in 5th row-7th column?
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?

ANAGRAMS
Given below in the box are 15 letters. Try to make as many 4 letter, 5 letter, 6 letter and 7 letter words you
can using only these 15 letters. You can repeat the letters. Bonus points for finding 14-letter word!
A T E M L
D U C F R
S N I H O
7 letter words go here
Bonus: 14 letter word goes here

COLOR CODING

GRID PATTERN
Grid patterns have been given below, identify the grid patterns. Answer the given questions.
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
What comes in 5th row-5th column?
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
258 264 270 276 282 288 294

What comes in 6th row-2nd column and 5th row-6th column?

ANAGRAMS
Given below in the box are 15 letters. Try to make as many 4 letter, 5 letter, 6 letter and 7 letter words you
can using only these 15 letters. You can repeat the letters. Bonus points for finding 14-letter word!
R T P I H
A S O G E
U C N M Y
7 letter words go here
Bonus: 14 letter word goes here

COLOR CODING

PATTERN RULE
Number patterns have been given below. Can you find the pattern rule? One has been completed for you.
71 568 508 4064 4004 32032 31972
Pattern Rule: Multiply by 8 then subtract by 60
5 25 125 625 3125 15625 78125
Pattern Rule:
976 938 910 872 844 806 778
Pattern Rule:
20 40 160 960 7680 76800 921600
Pattern Rule:
55 165 825 5775 51975 571725 7432425
Pattern Rule:
6028 1507 1500 375 368 92 85
Pattern Rule:

A 10-MINUTE ACTIVITY
Write down five objects/words that belong to the given category. Can you think of more beyond five?
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

ARITHMETIC CROSSWORD
Read the equations given below and fill in the boxes with solutions in the given across & down directions.
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
5 276 x 239 8 55419 ÷ 13
6 229 x 396 9 253 x 220
7 86475 ÷ 75 10 659 x 318

FORCES - VOCABULARY
For every action there is a force. Few actions use Centripetal & Centrifugal forces too. Cut and paste the
picture in the right box.
LEVER
PULLEY
CIRCULAR
MOTION
BALANCED
FORCE
INCLINED
PLANE
SPINNING

WHAT IS THE VALUE OF THE OBJECTS?
Balance out both sides of the balancing pan and find the value of shapes or objects given!
48 kgs
= = = =
36 kgs
= = = =

CONSTRAINED MAGIC SQUARE
Each column and each row add up to the number given outside the boxes. Put the correct number in
each box to complete the addition equations without repeating any numbers.
75 303
89 78 313
72 62 307
90 72 69 304
318 314 294 301
125 105 475
135 127 488
119 109 495
121 126 496

497 490 482 485
105 335 1080
115 880
125 1180
215 405 1180
1080 880 860 1500

UNSCRAMBLE- FORCE
Unscramble the letters to find the names of terms related to force.
A force which acts on an object to

1 EELPCIANTTR
keep it moving along a circular path.
Passengers feeling _____ outward on

a merry go round is an example of
2 centrifugal force. UESDPH
_______ is the energy of a moving

object in a circle trying to stay in a
3 straight line. TACNRGEFIUL
A force where two forces of equal size

act on a body.
4 AADEBLNC
5 _______ is a type of force. INLFIRTOAC EFRCO
The door knob and rod make up which

6 LHEWE DNA XLAE
simple machine?
A mover can pull a cart with a heavy

7 object up the ramp, it’s an example CENLDINI AEPNL
of_______ .
This simple machine can be used to

8 help lift heavy objects with less force LYUELP
__________.
Have you ever sat on a seesaw?

9 ERLEV
Which simple machine does it use?
A _________ is a device which can

10 change the direction or the magnitude MEIPLS HMECNAI
of a force.

72 kgs
= = = =
96 kgs
= = = =

MATCH THE EXPRESSIONS
Match the expression in column 1 to 2 and 3. Can you find and match them. One has been
completed for you.
261x13 569x11-569 633456÷8
318x249 51x82 3066112÷2
608x80 816÷24 2845x2
142250 ÷ 25 1494x50+4482 4537-1162
715-681 1356-793 2193+765+435
225x15 1533056 ÷ 896 200x20+182
118x112x116 57x5x10 512x95
114x25 1131x4-1131 1126÷2
41x17x6 152x320 19x10x15
50+400+113 225x12+675 578÷17
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SORTING - FORCE
Learn about force in objects. Tick all that apply. One has been completed for you.
CENTRIPETAL PULL CENTRIFUGAL FRICTION
ROLLER COASTER
SKATE
CART
FERRY WHEEL
MUD FLYING OFF A

TIRE
CAR STEERING
LIGHTING A
MATCHSTICK
SWIMMING

90 kgs
4 kg
= = = =
120 kgs
= = = =

BROKEN CALCULATOR
Think of a situation in which your calculator is broken. You can use the limited digits & operations with this
calculator to get an answer. The digits & operations shown in the color red are broken. The digits &
operations shown in the color black are functional & not broken. Put the correct solution in the box below to
reach the given number on the display screen. One has been completed for you.
Display Screen: 143

7 8 9 ÷ ( ) AC
4 5 6 x [ ] DEL
1 2 3 - √ x2 x3
0 . = + log In %
3*3*3*3+2*3*3*3+3*2+2
Display Screen: 159

7 8 9 ÷ ( ) AC
4 5 6 x [ ] DEL
1 2 3 - √ x2 x3
0 . = + log In %
Display Screen: 103

7 8 9 ÷ ( ) AC
4 5 6 x [ ] DEL
1 2 3 - √ x2 x3
0 . = + log In %

FORCE - CROSSWORD
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.

MINIMUM WEIGHT PUZZLE
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 1 kg ball, we need a 1 kg weight.
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

STITCH THE NUMBERS
Make 1 to 45 numbers using digits 1, 2, 3 & 4. You can use addition, subtraction, multiplication, division,
exponents, square roots & factorials to solve these puzzles. One example has been done for you.
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

FORCE - WORD SEARCH
Search for the FORCE-WORDS in the grid below. The names can be horizontal, vertical. Color the words as
you find them.
CENTRIPETAL FRICTION SPINNING
LEVER CENTRIFUGAL SPEED
CIRCULAR ENERGY WORK
INERTIA PULLEY CURVE
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

MINIMUM WEIGHT PUZZLE
At a sports academy there are balls of different weights: 1, 2, …, 30 kgs. The coach wants to order
a minimum number of weights so that he can weigh all the balls. In this puzzle, the condition
relaxes and he is using weighing balance on which we can keep weights on both sides. Can you
help figure out which minimum weights should he order to weigh all the balls?
For instance, to weigh 1 kg ball, we need a 1 kg weight.
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

STITCH THE NUMBERS
Make 1 to 45 numbers using digit 4 four times. You can use addition, subtraction, multiplication, division,
exponents, square roots & factorials to solve these puzzles. One example has been done for you.
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

SIMPLE MACHINES- BINGO
Play Bingo as a team/family game. You have been given calling cards with ten force related terms. Cut the Bingo playing
blocks and distribute them to each player. One person calls the name from the card and if that object is placed in your
block, then strike it off. You get a point for striking off each row, column, or full block.
CIRCULAR
SPINNING FRICTION PULLEY SPEED
MOTION
LOAD ROTATION BALANCED INCLINED PLANE CURVE

MAGIC TRIANGLES
Arrange the numbers (1-6) on each side of the triangle so that the sum of numbers on each side is
equal to the sum of the numbers on every other side.
Sum of each side is equal
1 2 3 4 5 6
Also try for sums = 9, 10, 11, 12

Arithmetic Jigsaw & Dominoes!
Cut the 20 blocks along the dotted lines. Scatter the cut blocks and rejoin them by matching the
sides having same solution. Observe how many different setups can you make. Endless fun!
38x5 11x5x4 400-50 125x10-52
(1000-600)x3-800
(109x2)+(109x2)
560-100-60
40x3x5-25
11x5x2x2
25x10-25
80x2x5
23x25
14x8x5 415-195 53x10-265 256-64
280x3-280 (25x8)+(100*2) (60+15)x13-75 (13+11)x8
(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
(100-5)x2 5175÷9 2304÷12-17 3360÷6
636-100-100
70x10-140
16x10+15
70x80÷10
14x4x10
32x5x5
16x7x5
40x10
2x(118+100) 64x3+8 (20x10)x2 1575÷7
90+60+40 45+45+135 1225-325 75+95+125

235+160+165
372+200+228
496-126-188
2100÷2-150
85+85+266
12+89+164
735-90-70
960÷5-10
565-176-124 500-40-24 55+60+83 45+55+98
1548÷8 6720÷12 170+50-22 1350÷6

350+175+375
145+166+125
1800÷2-100
225x5-225
120+70-8
49x7-78
1744÷4
70x8
4410÷18+20 50x10-64 100+100+25 56x11-56

LOOK AROUND - FORCE
Force is something that causes things to MOVE, STOP, or CHANGE SPEED. When we push, pull, kick, or
bend an object, we exert force on it. Can you think about force by looking at the objects or actions around
you? Can you think of ways you exert force every day?
FRICTION
SPINNING
MOTION
CURVE
LIFT
THROW
DRAG

MAGIC TRIANGLES
Arrange the numbers (1-9) on each side of the triangle so that the sum of numbers on each side is
equal to the sum of the numbers on every other side.
Sum of each side is 20
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Try out for sums equal to 17, 19, 21, 23

TRACING THE ROUTE
The route has been laid out to reach from the starting point to the endpoint, in the order of planets in Solar System. The
arrows show the direction of movement. Trace the path using these arrows in the white boxes path. The obstacles are other LOOPS - REPEAT ARROW
celestial bodies, you can skip the route or jump over them. The sun gives boost to jump 2 steps (in any direction) to reach the NUMBERS
next planet sooner. You can also cut out the arrows from the reference sheet and paste them to trace the route!
START Mercury Saturn
Jupiter
Venus
Mars Uranus
Neptune
Earth
END

ELECTROMAGNETISM - VOCABULARY
Electromagnetism is an attraction between the particles which is created by electricity. Look
at the pictures and fill in the blanks with the correct name.
ELECTRIC CURRENT MAGNETIC FIELD ELECTROMAGNET
ELECTRIC FIELD PERMANENT MAGNET RIGHT HAND RULE

COLOR PUZZLES
Color each of the following maps with four colors so that no adjacent block has the same color.

TRACING THE ROUTE
START Venus
Jupiter
Mercury Earth
END Mars Saturn
Neptune Uranus

UNSCRAMBLE - ELECTROMAGNETISM
Unscramble the letters to find the terms related to electromagnetism
A device produces motion from

1 TROOM
electricity.
The influence of a magnetic field on a

2 piece of iron, which makes the iron a DDICUNE
temporary magnet.
A piece of iron or steel around which a

3 VTIER
coil is wounded.
4 A pathway for the flow of electricity. ITURCCI
A kind of energy an object has because

5 EAACCLMHIN
of its motion or position.
A term used to refer the ends of a

6 ENTMRLIA
battery.
The earth's magnetic field protects us

7 MCSCIO ASRY
from ______ & solar wind.
Loudspeakers use ___ to produce

8 EEEMCORGSNLTT
sound.
We measure the strength of magnetic

9 SUGSAE
fields in units called _______.
Magnets can also be created by using

10 CYCREITLITE
_____.

COLOR PUZZLES
Color each of the following maps with four colors so that no adjacent block has the same color.

TRACING THE ROUTE
Venus
END
Jupiter Neptune
Mercury
Earth Saturn
START Mars Uranus

ELECTROMAGNETISM
Find out the difference between electric & magnetic field. Look at the pictures carefully and choose the
correct option.
ELECTRIC FIELD MAGNETIC FIELD

COLOR PUZZLES
Color the following map with four colors so that no adjacent block has the same color.

UNPLUGGED CODING
The route has been laid out to reach from the starting point to the endpoint. The arrows show the direction of movement. Trace the path using
these arrows in the white boxes path such that the robot goes through all the boxes. He can either detour the grey blocks or jump over them.
LOOPS - REPEAT ARROW
The wi-fi signal boosts his energy and the robot can jump 3 white steps or 2 grey blocks. The empty battery sucks energy from the robot, so
avoid that route. The full battery provides energy so follow that route to regain energy, if depleted. You can also cut out the arrows from the NUMBERS
reference sheet and paste them to trace the route!
END

ELECTROMAGNETISM - CROSSWORD
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.

LOGIC PUZZLES - SPORTS TEAM
Use the grid to help you solve the logic problem. Each square represents a possible answer. Follow the rows
and columns to find the correct combination. Draw a 'o' in a square for the answer where the vertical and
horizontal squares meet. Draw an 'x' in a square that isn't the answer.
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.
1 The child who plays cricket is not wearing an orange t-shirt.
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.
4 Rhea has been playing singles and doubles in an orange t-shirt.
5 Mohit plays an indoor game in a blue t-shirt.

UNPLUGGED CODING
END

ELECTROMAGNETISM - WORD SEARCH
Search for the terms related to magnets. The names can be horizontal, vertical, backward or diagonal. Color
the words as you find them.
FERROMAGNET INDUCTION INSULATOR
SOLENOID GALVANOMETER DOMAINS
FIELD RIVET BATTERY
COIL FLUX GENERATOR
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

LOGIC PUZZLES - BLOOMING FLOWERS
20 days 15 days 1 month 25 days 10 days
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.
3 Priya loved her purple flower.
4 Mohit's pink flower took a fortnight to appear.

Sameer was wondering if he would have to wait for a month, however his flower bloomed in less
5 than that.

UNPLUGGED CODING
END

ELECTROMAGNETISM
Observe the fields in each picture and write if it is magnetic or non-magnetic.

LOGIC PUZZLES - FOOD & CUTLERY
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.
3 Priya who loves the pink did not order pizza.
4 Sameer ordered food in the purple serve ware.
5 The child who ordered Chinese food, requested for the red serve ware.

MATHEMATICAL CONCEPTS BASED ON ALGORITHM
Let's understand how robot would work with numbers. Follow the given steps of the algorithm and design
inputs and outputs.
A and B (say 8
INPUT
and 4)
when RUN
CHOOSE
(+, -, X, /)
OPERATION
Input 2 numbers
8+4 8-4 8x4 8/4
Choose the operation
12 4 32 2
Operate on both numbers
OUTPUT
Calculate the numbers
+ - x /
Output the solution (15 , 5)
(18 , 6)
You can command to

(24 , 3)
print on screen
(36 , 4)
(49 , 7)

ELECTROMAGNETISM EXPERIMENT
Go around your house or neighboring area and find examples of where electromagnets are used. Draw
those magnetic fields in the given boxes.

LOGIC PUZZLES - SCHOOL CLUBS
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
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.
1 Sameer has club day on the first day of the week.
2 Mohit ordered the best camera yesterday before joining a club.
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.
5 Priya has stage fear, and her club day is Thursday.

TRACING THE ROUTE
The route has been laid out to reach from the starting point to the endpoint. The arrows show the direction of
movement. Trace the path using these arrows in the white boxes path. You can also cut out the arrows from the
START
END
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INSTRUCTION BLOCKS & ARROWS
Please print out these Arrows & Instructions, color them as per the code given below, and solve numerous puzzles!
Move Right YELLOW Start GREEN Turn Right ORANGE Jump PINK
Move Left BLUE Stop RED Turn Left VIOLET Perform Task BROWN
Move Right Move Right Move Right Move Up Move Up
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
Jump Jump Jump Perform Task Perform Task
Start Start Stop Stop Perform Task

CAESAR SHIFT CIPHER.

REFERENCE - VENN DIAGRAM
Venn diagrams are visual way to show the relationship among sets of different
objects/ attributes using circles.
Objects belong to Set A Objects belong to Set B
SET A SET B
Objects belong to Set A & Set B as well Objects does not belong to Set A & Set B
DIFFERENT VENN DIAGRAMS TO SHOW DIFFERENT RELATIONSHIOS OF SETS
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REFERENCE - NUMBER & SHAPE PATTERNS
Number & Shape Patterns
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
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REFERENCE - BODMAS RULES
BODMAS RULES FOR ARITHMETIC
Description Names Symbols Example
B Bracket [ ], { }, ( ) 5x(6+7) = 5x13 = 65
If there is any powers

O Order of
or square roots
D DIVISION ÷ 15+21÷3 = 15+7 = 22
M MULTIPLICATION x 25-3x7 = 25-21 = 4
A ADDITION + 20+3-7 = 23-7 = 16
S SUBTRACTION - 14-3+7 = 11+7 = 18
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PLANET PRINTABLES
MAKE THE CUT-OUTS AND USE THEM AS NECESSARY. COLOR THEM BEFORE YOU CUT!
MERCURY VENUS EARTH
MARS JUPITER URANUS
NEPTUNE SATURN
SUN MOON STARS

SOLAR SYSTEM PRINTABLES
MAKE THE CUT-OUTS AND USE THEM AS NECESSARY.
MILKYWAY COMET CONSTELLATION
MARS METEOR PLUTO
SPIRAL GALAXY SATURN
IRREGULAR
SUN MOON
GALAXY

SCIENCE JOURNAL
Think like a Researcher
? wh
what y ?
wh
w? en
ho ?

Let's record our findings!
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?
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