Foundation
Physical world and Measurement
Join “Bujji” in Grandpa “Raman's toy workshop”, a place where magic unfolds through measurements. Grandpa, a skilled toy maker and scientist, unveils the significance of measurements and fundamental quantities. Picture a world without knowing a toy train track's length – that's what measurements help us with.
Learn how length, mass, and time are the building blocks, creating a universe of perfect toys that bring joy to every child's heart. Welcome to a world, where science sparks imagination!
Vectors and Scalars
Step into the world of Vrindavan, where Little Krishna teaches Arjuna beneath the ancient Kadamba tree. Explore the exciting journey of learning and laughter.
Little Arjuna, practicing arrow shooting alongside Krishna, observed the wind shifting his arrows. Curious, he asked Krishna, 'Why does the wind guide them?' With a smile, Krishna explained, 'The wind is like a friend, sometimes changing the direction to the left, sometimes to the right, and at times increasing or decreasing the speed of your arrows."
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Arjuna, still curious, remarked, 'So everything in nature has force and a direction?' Krishna, with a wise smile, corrected him, 'Not all. Observe the sunlight, Arjuna. It has only influence and no specific direction; it warms everything it touches. Nature is diverse, and each element plays its unique role. Not everything follows the same rules of force and direction.
Arjuna remarked, 'So, there are things in nature with influence but no set direction. I understand now, but how do we know which ones have influence and a direction and which ones have only influence?' Krishna,
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Nurturing Arjuna's curiosity, Krishna explained, 'Observation, Arjuna. The more we observe and learn about nature, the better we understand its patterns.'
'Some elements, like the wind, exhibit both force and direction.'
'Others, like sunlight, display influence without a specific path.'
Guided by Krishna's wisdom, Arjuna improved his archery, hitting the target perfectly every time.
