Introduction to endangered and extinct animals: Have you ever thought about how cutting down forests can affect the animals that live there? Forest is not just a place, it is the home of many animals and birds. But unfortunately, man is cutting the forests to fulfill his own needs, causing animals to lose their homes […]
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Introduction to physical and chemical changes : Physical and chemical changes are fundamental concepts that every student should understand. In this lesson, students will be able to differentiate between physical and chemical changes through a hands-on demonstration and interactive activities. Demonstration of physical and chemical changes: Start the lesson by lighting a candle and allowing
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Introduction of Wonders of Shadows: Shadows are a fascinating aspect of light and its interaction with objects. In this lesson plan wonders of shadow, students will learn about how shadows are formed and why they are important. Say: Light can pass through a few objects but can not pass through most of the objects. We
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Introduction on loud sounds : We all have experienced loud sounds in our lives, whether it’s the sound of traffic, loud music, shouting, or screaming. But have you ever thought about why these sounds are bothering and even harmful to our ears? Our ears are the organ that enables us to hear, and when we
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Introduction of magnetic fields : Greetings students! Today we will be exploring the world of magnetic fields, a fascinating topic in science. First, we will start by identifying magnetic and non-magnetic materials. We have placed a variety of materials in front of you including paper, scissors, pins, wooden blocks, plastic blocks, a piece of cloth,
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Introduction on animal homes : In today’s lesson, we will learn about the different homes that animals live in. Just like us, animals also need a place to live in where they feel safe and comfortable. Some animals build their own homes while others are provided homes by humans. Whether it is a wild animal’s
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Introduction on building your own carry car: Simple machines make our work easier, and in this science experiment, we will be designing our own carry car to carry a small weight. This hands-on activity is perfect for kids who love to build and experiment with new things. Activity of building carry car : First, we
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Introduction on matter: In this lesson, students will be introduced to the different states of matter: solids, liquids, and gases. By using a fun, hands-on approach, students will learn the fundamental differences between the three states and be able to distinguish between them. Activity on matter : Begin the lesson by conducting the “See,
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Introduction to light and shadows : Light is an essential part of our lives. It illuminates our world and helps us see things around us. But did you know that not all objects allow light to pass through them? When an object blocks the way of light, it casts a shadow. In this lesson plan,
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Introduction to circuits: In this lesson, students will learn about circuits and how they work. A circuit is a closed path along which electricity flows, and it is an essential component of how electricity is distributed to homes and businesses. Circuits can be of different types, but a simple circuit has a battery, wire,
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Introduction to inertia and friction: As students, it’s important to understand the concepts of force, push, pull, spring balance, and the difference between friction and inertia. In this lesson, we will cover these topics and learn about the property of a body to continue to be at rest or in uniform motion until disturbed
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Teachers are the backbone of any society. Unfortunately in Pakistan, there is very little support for this back breaking profession. With the ever changing expectations, new developments in teaching techniques and a plethora of new information, teachers are required to keep updating their skills and knowledge. In Pakistan, however, providing trainings to the teacher is
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Watch a summary of our product in the video below ↓ Next, read on to find out how Taleemabad turns your school into a world-class institution! Taleemabad works! 84% of the students in Taleemabad Schools at the end of the year meet grade-level benchmarks – versus only 36% in other schools in the area –
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An obsession with content consumption patterns, aggressive tagging and a proactive approach to user preferences. House of Cards: A Netflix show that proved to be a massive hit By now, this is a story that has become inscribed as the moment that truly announced the arrival of online media: Netflix created House of Cards as a new
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We’re a company made by teachers for teachers, and we do the planning and research for you, so that you walk into your class, press a button, and start teaching. Hassle-free! We have made testing easier for you. If you wish to measure the performance of your students, simply click on our Exam Generator and
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The first step is often the hardest one. We fret, we worry. It is always scary and the stress exhausts us. The first step is also the most vulnerable one. Here we are, putting out our best front, not sure if the world will accept our new reality or reject it. That’s why the first
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Taleemabad Schools is our ambitious program to turn around how education is delivered to students at the bottom of the pyramid in Pakistan. We’re doing to schools what Oyo did to budget hotels in India – consolidating a fragmented market in a rapidly scaling, low touch-high impact manner. In the short span of six months,
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When children are treated like adults, and adults can behave as children. Eight years ago, I fell in love with teaching. There was nothing magical about the moment — at least not in the way a teenager would have imagined a career defining moment. I had stood awkwardly in front of a room full of
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Often, when a product or service is advertised, it is airbrushed. We overstate the advantages, we underplay the pitfalls. We promise nirvana to whoever comes in contact with what we build. But often times, it is the simple truth that gets the job done. At Taleemabad Schools, here’s the non-airbrushed truth. We make classrooms a
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