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Vol.30, Oct 2024 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

Building Beyond Imagination: Advait Yagnik’s LEGO Journey

By WKC Content Team

YOUNG MINDS

The Power of Hobbies: Not Just Kid Stuff!

By Medini Padoshi

THE KALEIDOSCOPE

The Importance of Parents Owning Up to Mistakes

Misha’s mom – Misha! You have still not completed your homework. Do it fast.

Misha—Ma! I completed it long ago and told you about it. I have now started my craft activity. Read more

By Geetanjali Padoshi

MEET THE AUTHOR

An exclusive section on acclaimed literary figures penned by our judges!

Home sweet home !!

By Himanshu Nimbhorkar

XPERT SPEAK

Art tutorial

By Shubhani

BOOK REVIEW!

Send us a book review of your favorite @namita@wizkidscarnival.com. The winning entries would be published next month.Click below to read September month winners!

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Shachi A.Gondhalekar, 4 Yr

Contest - Jr. Story Masters

Saanvi Rastogi, 3 Years

Contest - Painting Maestro

Geetisha Parida, 5 Years

Contest - Build It

Mishika Chandak, 8 Years

Contest - Craft It

Shivansh agarwal, 8 Years

Contest - Color Wizards

Aarna Singh, 10 Years

Contest - Color Wizards

Spot the difference

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Unscramble The Words

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Kiddles

I’m golden and crispy, served hot and fried, with ketchup or mayo, I’m a tasty side. What am I?
I’m ring-shaped and sweet, often glazed or sprinkles, with coffee or milk, I make your heart twinkle. What am I?
I’m served in a bun and can be grilled or fried, with mustard or ketchup. It's a fun ride! What am I?
I’m sweet and round, with chocolate inside, fresh from the oven, I’m hard to hide.What am I?
I’m round and cheesy, with toppings galore. Slice me up, and you’ll always want more. What am I?

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Did you know?

Foxes can thrive in various environments, including forests, grasslands, mountains, and urban areas, showcasing their adaptability.
They use a variety of vocal tones, like - barks, screams, and howls. Their sounds can communicate different emotions and messages.
While some fox species, like the Arctic fox, are solitary, others, like the red fox, may live in small family groups called "leashes."
They are known for their playful nature, engaging in activities like chasing each other, rolling, and playing with objects.
They are very intelligent and skilled hunters!

Toonopedia

King Triton

King Triton born on – 25th October, is the ruler of the underwater kingdom of Atlantica and the father of Ariel, the main character of "The Little Mermaid."
He is depicted as a large, muscular merman with a long white beard and trident, often associated with power and authority over the seas.
Triton's trident is not just a weapon; it symbolizes his kingship and control over the ocean. It is also a source of magical power.
Throughout the film, Triton is portrayed as a loving but overprotective father, which drives much of the plot as he tries to keep Ariel safe from the dangers of the human world.
He performs the song "The Possibility of the Human World," expressing his disapproval of Ariel's fascination with humans.
He will also be featured in the live-action adaptation of "The Little Mermaid," with Javier Bardem cast in the role.

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Twist, Turn & Fold

Origami Fox

Quiz Time

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India’s Pride

Sanjukta Parashar - The Iron Lady of Assam

Sanjukta Parashar is an Indian Police Service Officer., known for her commitment to social justice and women's empowerment.
A member of the Assam Jatiya Parishad, she has been a vocal advocate for the rights of indigenous people and has worked tirelessly to address issues such as unemployment, education, and healthcare in Assam.
In 2015, she spearheaded an anti-Bodo terrorist operation, eliminating 16 militants in just 15 months.
Her journey reflects her dedication to fostering a more equitable society and uplifting marginalized communities.
She was awarded the Ramani Gavoru award (2018), Union Home Minister's Medal for Excellence in Training (2022), the President's Police Medal for Gallantry (2023) and the Police Medal for Meritorious Service (2023).

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Math Fun

Magic 1089 Trick
1. Take any three-digit number where the digits are in descending order (like 321).
2. Reverse it (123) and subtract the smaller from the larger (321 - 123 = 198).
3. Reverse that result (891) and add it to the result (198 + 891 = 1089).
Mind-Reading Numbers

Ask someone to think of a number, multiply it by 2, add 8, divide by 2, and then subtract the original number. You can “read their mind” and tell them the answer is always 4!

Did you know?

Meteorites can be billions of years old, often dating back to the formation of the solar system, over 4.5 billion years ago.
The largest known meteorite, Hoba, weighs about 66 tons and is located in Namibia.
Some meteorites are fragments from the Moon or Mars.
Meteorites can create significant impact craters. The Chicxulub crater in Mexico, caused by a meteorite impact around 66 million years ago, is linked to the extinction of the dinosaurs.
Meteorites can contain rare minerals not commonly found on Earth, such as olivine and enstatite.