Fun Learning for Kids: 10 Visual Puzzles
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This document is from a weekly children's newspaper and contains a series of visual puzzles to engage kids. There are 10 puzzles presented as images with questions about finding differences, hidden objects, lengths of lines, counting shapes, shadows, pictograms, common objects, optical illusions, and identifying matching shapes. The answers are provided at the end along with information on connecting with the newspaper on social media and printing the puzzles.
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Dance Lessons for Kids: Modern Dance
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Dance Lessons for Kids: Indian Folk Dance
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Fun Learning for Kids: Fruits
The document is a children's educational newspaper that discusses various fruits. It includes pictures of fruits and asks children to identify them, lists differences between pictures of fruits, includes a riddle about a banana, and has a fruit matching activity. The newspaper is intended to teach children about fruits in an engaging and fun way through various visual activities and exercises.
Fun Learning for Kids: Know Your Proverbs
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Fun Learning for Kids: Planets
This document is a children's educational newspaper that contains questions about planets in the solar system. It asks how many planets there are, to spot differences in two pictures, which planets have rings, a riddle about Pluto, and to match planet names with descriptions. The answers provided are that there are 9 planets, all listed planets have rings, the riddle is about Pluto, and it provides the matches for the names and descriptions activity. It concludes by thanking the reader and providing social media details to connect further.
Computer Lessons for Kids: Keyboard Shortcuts
This document provides a summary of basic, advanced, Microsoft, and Windows Explorer keyboard shortcuts. The basic shortcuts included copy, cut, paste, undo, and delete. Advanced shortcuts allow renaming, moving between words and paragraphs, and creating shortcuts. Microsoft shortcuts open programs and menus using the Windows logo. Windows Explorer shortcuts allow navigating and expanding/collapsing folders. The document encourages connecting on social media to learn more keyboard shortcuts.
Fun Learning for Kids: The World of Plants
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Art Lessons for Kids: Paint Like Van Gogh
The document provides 14 step-by-step instructions for teaching kids how to paint a chair in the style of Vincent Van Gogh. It guides the children to first outline the chair in green crayon, then add color to parts of the chair using chrome yellow. Additional steps involve using brown, light blue, light green, navy blue, and dark brown crayons to shade the background and define the floor, chair shadow, and borders. The finished painting is intended to emulate Van Gogh's characteristic style and frequent use of green, brown, yellow and blue colors.
Art Lessons for Kids: Paint Like Piet Mondrian
The document provides instructions for teaching kids how to paint in the style of Piet Mondrian using masking tape and primary colors. The 11 step process has the children start by placing strips of masking tape horizontally and vertically on a canvas to create a grid, and then painting the sections black. Subsequent steps involve carefully removing the tape and alternating sections of primary colors like yellow, red and blue, replicating Mondrian's abstract geometric compositions.
Fun Learning for Kids: Parts of the Body
This document is a children's educational article about parts of the body. It contains questions to test readers' knowledge of body parts like those that are 3-letter words or identifying external body parts in pictures. It also has exercises filling in blanks with correct body part names like bones or heart. The article teaches that idioms can reference body parts like "on the tip of your tongue" and that "home is where the heart is." Key body parts covered include the eye, finger, toe, heart, and tongue.
Art Lessons for Kids: Paint Like Jackson Pollock
The document provides instructions for teaching kids how to paint like Jackson Pollock in 3 steps. First, lay down newspapers and place the canvas on the floor. Second, use a thick brush to splash black, brown, and red paint vertically on the canvas from side to side. Third, splash black paint horizontally in the center to complete the painting in Pollock's action style.
Art Lessons for Kids: Paint Like Matisse
The document provides instructions for making a collage in the style of Henri Matisse. It outlines 11 steps for cutting out shapes from colored paper to assemble a figure wearing different articles of clothing and accessories against a background landscape. The shapes include a face, hat, shirt, tie, building, sunglasses, hat lace, and overcoat. The instructions are presented with images to demonstrate each step and are intended to teach children how to make collages like the famous French artist Matisse.
Fun Learning for Kids: Table Manners
The document is a children's newspaper that provides an activity on table manners. It contains questions to test readers' knowledge of proper etiquette, such as not eating with unwashed hands, asking someone to pass a dish instead of reaching across the table, and not burping loudly at the table. Readers are asked to identify apologies and requests, caption an image, and identify proper table manners. The answers to the questions are also provided.
Art Lessons for Kids: Paint Like Picasso
The document provides instructions for teaching kids how to paint like Pablo Picasso in 7 steps: 1) Draw an outline of distorted figures with charcoal, 2) Darken the outline, 3) Define some figure segments with thicker charcoal, 4) Smudge dark patches to create shading, 5) Color dark charcoal segments with black watercolor, 6) Add yellow, red, and blue to other parts, 7) Use watercolors without water for brighter colors. The finished painting will resemble Picasso's distinctive style.
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Fun Learning for Kids: 10 Visual Puzzles
- 1. EOTO : Visual Puzzles Fun Learning for Kids Weekly Children’s Newspaper Weekly Children’s Newspaper www.robinage.com www.robinage.com
- 2. 1. Can you spot at least 10 differences between the two pictures? Weekly Children’s Newspaper www.robinage.com
- 3. 2. Can you see both the duck and the bunny in this picture? The duck's bill is the bunny's ears. Weekly Children’s Newspaper www.robinage.com
- 4. 3. Which line in the helicopters is longer? Is it the red one or the blue one? Weekly Children’s Newspaper www.robinage.com
- 5. 4. How many different triangles can you count in this picture? Weekly Children’s Newspaper www.robinage.com
- 6. 5. Can you figure out which is the correct shadow of the turtle? Weekly Children’s Newspaper www.robinage.com
- 7. 6. Pictogram Puzzle! Can you figure out the words depicted in the picture? Weekly Children’s Newspaper www.robinage.com
- 8. 7. Can you identify the common object in the image below? Weekly Children’s Newspaper www.robinage.com
- 9. 8. Are the dots still or are they moving? Weekly Children’s Newspaper www.robinage.com
- 10. 9. Can you find the hidden star in this image? Weekly Children’s Newspaper www.robinage.com
- 11. 10. Can you find the pentagon which has no partner (exact twin)? Weekly Children’s Newspaper www.robinage.com
- 12. Answers 1. (1) The time on the clocks (2) The curtains (3) The wall pictures (4) The cabinet knobs (5) Granny’s hair pin (6) The icing on the cake (7) The number of bananas (8) The cookies (9) The number of flowers (10) The plates on the shelf (11) The spoon in the cat’s hand is replaced by a lollipop (12) Granny’s collar (13) The girl’s tongue (14) The girl’s socks (15) The items on the shelf 2. The duck's bill is the bunny's ears. 3. Both the lines are of the same length 4. There are 20 triangles in the picture 5. D 6. Jack in the box 7. Hot air balloon 8. The dots are not actually moving. It’s just an optical illusion 9. Answer 10. N Weekly Children’s Newspaper www.robinage.com
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