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Vol.38, June 2025 Issue

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Readers' Corner

A carefully curated collection of articles on diverse topics for parents & kids alike.

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Creative Showcase

A sneak peak into the brilliant creations of our wizkids carnival (wkc) Champions.

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Kids Space

Indulge your mind with the fun games and information collated for 4-15 Yr olds.

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THE LEARNING CURVE

My Love for Skating

By Arav

THE KALEIDOSCOPE

Back To School - Our Times and Now

By Geetanjali Padoshi

Verse Universe

AND JUNE AGAIN COMES TO BLOOM

By Shlok Kulkarni

XPERT SPEAK

Art tutorial Video

By Shubhani

YOUNG MINDS

A Conversation For the Memories

By Medini Padoshi

BOOK REVIEW!

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Creative Showcase

Divit Umaraniya, 5 Years

Contest - Painting Maestro

Gnanavi Arivalan, 5 Years

Contest - Handwriting Champs

Pearl Zaveri, 9 Years

Contest - Poster Genius

Reyansh Saha, 8 Years

Contest - Color wizards

Fatima Ajij shaikh, 11 Years

Contest - Handwriting Champs

Hiya Kapadiaa, 15 Years

Contest - Build It

Find the difference

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Unscramble The Words

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Kiddles

I fly high without a wing, I cross oceans, that’s my thing. I have a tail but never wag, And I carry people with a bag! What am I?
Pack me up, I hold your stuff, Zippers and straps make me tough. Take me on your trip, don’t delay, I’m your companion all the way!
On metal rails, I zoom with might, Through tunnels dark and mornings bright. I don’t have wings, but I still go far, I’m not a plane, I’m not a car! What am I?
I have two wheels, I’m perfect for rides and spinning heels. Push the pedals, feel the breeze, Riding me is such a breeze! What am I?
I float on water, big and wide, With decks, rooms and fun inside. I sail the seas, both near and far, Much bigger than a tiny car! What am I?

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Did you know?

The Earth is over 4.5 billion years old—that’s even older than dinosaurs!
Elephants talk with their feet! They can feel sounds through the ground with their big, strong feet. Earth helps animals talk in cool ways!
Some plants can eat bugs! Like the Venus flytrap—it’s a plant that snaps shut when a bug lands on it.
The moon helps make waves in the ocean! That’s called tides, and it’s like the moon is playing with Earth’s water!
Crocodiles cannot stick their tongues out.

Toonopedia

Pororo

Pororo is often referred to as the “President of Children” in South Korea because of his massive popularity among young audiences. He's become more than just a character—he’s a brand!
Seoul and Busan have Pororo Theme parks. Jeju Air had Pororo-themed airplanes, complete with Pororo-themed snacks and merchandise on board!
Pororo is curious, adventurous, and mischievous—traits that are designed to resonate with the mindset of 3- to 5-year-olds. Every character in the show is created to represent a different child personality type.
In 2021, Pororo was featured in a space-themed project in cooperation with the Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI), introducing children to science and space travel.
What We Learn from Pororo –
- Curiosity is a superpower
- Friendship and teamwork matter
- It’s okay to make mistakes
- Everyone is different—and that’s okay

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Twist, Turn & Fold

Jumping Frogs

Quiz Time

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India’s Pride

Wing Commander Vyomika Singh

Wing Commander Vyomika Singh is a distinguished helicopter pilot in the Indian Air Force (IAF), celebrated for her operational prowess and trailblazing role in military communications.
She achieved a significant milestone in 2019 by receiving a permanent commission in the flying branch, a notable accomplishment for women officers in the IAF.
With over 2,500 flying hours, she has operated helicopters like the Chetak and Cheetah across challenging terrains, including high-altitude regions of Jammu & Kashmir and the Northeast.
In November 2020, she led a critical rescue mission in Arunachal Pradesh, navigating extreme conditions to evacuate stranded civilians.
Her articulate and authoritative communication during the briefing of Op Sindoor symbolized the evolving role of women in national defence and public engagement.
She has been honored by the Chief of Air Staff and the Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief for her outstanding professionalism and contributions to the IAF.

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Math Fun

The 1089 Trick — The Number That Comes Back!

Think of any 3-digit number, where: The first and last digits are different, and the first digit is bigger than the last.
Example: 732 - (7 > 2)

Reverse the digits. 732 becomes 237

Subtract the smaller number from the bigger one. 732 − 237 = 495

Now reverse this new number. 495 becomes 594

Add these two numbers. 495 + 594 = 1089

Trick: No matter which number you start with (as long as you follow the rules), the final answer will always be 1089!

Why It Works (For curious minds):
It’s all about how digits work in 3-digit numbers and the symmetry that happens when you reverse and add. It looks like magic, but it’s just a clever number structure.

Did you know?

Planes don't just fly randomly—they follow specific routes in the sky called airways, just like roads for cars.
Airspace is divided into different "classes" (A to G), kind of like school grades:
- Class A is where big planes fly super high.
- Class G is near the ground and has fewer rules.
Places like the White House, military bases, or secret testing zones have restricted airspace—no flying allowed without special clearance.
Air Traffic Controllers guide planes so they don’t bump into each other. They use radar and radios to track thousands of flights every day.
It’s not just planes—drones, balloons, and even satellites (at higher altitudes) need to follow airspace rules.