Krishna Jewellery

Materials required:

Glitter Sheet
A4 White Sheet
Pencil
Eraser
Kundans and Beads of your choice
Glue
Thread
Newspapers
Lace of your choice
White pearls

Making of Crown and Hand ties:

Step 1: Make the design of crown and hand ties in a A4 Sheet and cut it into the shape.

Step 2: Apply glitter sheet on the shapes and cut it accordingly.

Step 3: Decorate it the way you want. This is how I did.

Step 4: At the end use needle and thread to tie thread on the crown and hand ties. Stick some stickers to cover the knots.

Making of Flute:

Materials required:

News Papers
Two types of Lace
Glue Gun
White Small Beads
Mirror
Decorative Lace

Method:

Step 1: Roll the paper tight so that it is as thick as Flute.

Step 2: Take Golden lace, make this pattern and stick it properly.

Step 3: Make two rounds using white beads.

Step 4: Attach it to the flute using thread like this.

Step 5: Take two types of laces.

Step 6: Attach the made pattern to the paper roll.

Step 7: Roll the lace alternatively to the paper roll stick it using glue.

Decorating Earthen Pot:

Materials Required:

Earthen Pot
White Fabric paint
Some Kundan Laces and stickers

Method:

Step 1: Paint the pot white and let it dry fully.

Step 2: Decorate the way you want. I did this way.

Kids Project on KA matra (Hindi KA)

Materials Required:

Thermocol Sheet.
Fabric Colours.
Design Scissors.
Coloured Ice Cream Sticks.
Chart Paper (Cream and Green Colour)
Sketch Pen.
Glue.
Radium Cutter.

Method:

1. Take a chart Paper and cut it into small squares.

2. Cut the edges using Design scissors.

3. Draw the Matra on the cut chart paper and stick it to the Ice Cream Stick.

4. Similarly make the remaining sticks ready.

5. Pain the Thermocol with orange colour.

6. Cut some tree shapes and stick it to the Ice Cream sticks.

7. Make small cuts using radium cutter on the Thermocol sheet and insert the sticks as required.

8. Here is the overall look of the Project.

Oats Chilla (Dosa)

Ingredients: 

For Batter:

Rolled Oats: 1 Cup
Semolina (Fine): 2Tbsp
Curd: 1/4 Cup
Water: 1 Cup
Tomato: 1/2
Onion: 1 Small size
Green Chilly: 1
Ginger and Garlic Paste: 1Tbsp
Cumin: 1Tbsp
Ghee/Oil: As required
Salt: As per the taste
Turmeric Powder: 1 tsp
Coriander leaves: Few Chopped

Method:

Step 1: Put Rolled Oats in a frying pan and fry it till it gets aromatic or till it becomes crisp. Or alternatively you can use Oats flour available in market.

Step 2: Cool it completely and grind it to a soft powder.

Step 3: Take a large bowl and put oats flour, semolina, curd, salt, water and beat it till it becomes lumps free.

Step 4: Put Turmeric powder, Green Chilly, Onion, Tomato, Ginger and Garlic paste, Cumin and Coriander leaves into the batter and mix well. Keep it aside for 5 minutes.

Step 5: Put ladder of batter on hot pan(tava) and spread gently. Add little ghee, cover and cook it for sometime.

Step 6: Flip it and cook for sometime.

Step 7: Hot Oats Chilla is ready to be served with Coconut Chutney.

Note: You can also add grated Cucumber, Carrot, Cabbage and chopped Capsicum to the batter and make it more healthy.

Project idea on Seeds of Fruits and Vegetables for kids

Materials Required:

1. Seeds of various Vegetables and Fruits.

2. File.

3. Colour Pencils and black outliner( sketch pen).

4. Pencil and Eraser.

5. Few grains for front page decoration.

6. Coloured A4 sheets.

7. Glue.

8. Few stickers of your choice to decorate the file.

9. Transparent cover to cover the A4 sheets.

Method:

1. Draw the diagrams of various Fruits and Vegetables, colour and outline them.

2. Stick the corresponding Seeds on the diagram.

3. Front page design can be done according to your wish. Write your name using Marker.

4. Cover the A4 sheet with the transparent cover.

5. The file can be decorated using any stickers, I have used star stickers.

Why is Banana Plant called as a Plant not as a Tree?

Banana Plant is a distant relative of Ginger. This plant does not contain true woody tissues, because of which it never forms a woody stem the way a tree does. They do not have Trunk, so they are not trees. Banana Plants are not seasonal. Banana plants are generally short-life perennial plants. Bananas are an excellent source of nutrients: Calcium, potassium, vitamin A, vitamin C, fiber, electrolytes and more fuel the body with natural energy and protection. The leaf of the banana plant is used as plates to serve food and they are used for cooking as well in some regions.

Tortoise vs Turtle

All Tortoises are Turtles but not vice versa, means we can not call Turtles as Tortoises. They are Reptiles. Tortoises mainly live on land, they occasionally visit water for bathing and drinking, whereas Turtles visit land occasionally for laying eggs they spend most of their time in the water.

    

Tortoises are herbivores, they mainly feed on leaves. Turtles are omnivorous, they eat plants as well as animals. Tortoises mostly have a large dome-shaped shell whereas Turtles mostly have flat, streamlined shells.

   

Tortoises feet are short and sturdy with bent legs which helps them to move freely on land. Turtles have webbed feet with long claws which help them to swim in water.

Frog vs Toad

You know about Frog, which is an amphibian (which can live both on land and water) so as Toad. Toad is a look-alike of Frog. They belong to the same family. 

Toads are characterized by dry, leathery skin, short legs, and large bumps covering the parotoid glands. Although Toad is an amphibian it lives mostly on land. We can commonly see them in gardens and yards. Toads lay their eggs in water, toad eggs are more in a chain.

Frogs usually have moist skin. An adult frog has a stout body, protruding eyes, cleft tongue, limbs folded underneath, and no tail. Frog's habitat is in and near ponds. Frogs usually lay their eggs in water and they will be in mass.