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What helps us see things? Your answer might be eyes which is partially correct. But why can’t we see things in the dark? Well, this is because there is no “LIGHT”. Light and the reflection of light plays a major role in letting us see things. Reflection is when light bounces off an object. But why do we see our reflection only on some surfaces and not others? This is because light can reflect a...

Have you ever noticed, when you comb your hair vigorously your hair strands start raising towards the comb? Or sometimes you see balloons sticking on the wall after it is rubbed against your clothes or hands? This is no magic. All of this happens because of static electricity. Static electricity is the result of an imbalance between negative and positive charges in an object. Meaning static ele...

A parallelogram is a type of quadrilateral having four sides. As the name says a parallelogram has two pair of opposite sides parallel to each other. The most common parallelogram we know is a square and a rectangle. Well, there are more such types of a parallelogram- a rhombus and a rhomboid. In this video, you’ll learn many more properties of a parallelogram. Visit our Website: www.topperlear...

A polygon is a two-dimensional closed figure. Meaning a polygon is a flat shape which can be drawn on a piece of paper. There are many types of polygon some are triangles, quadrilaterals, hexagon, pentagon, octagon etc. As you can see all the above shapes are made using a straight line. This is what you call as a polygon. Any shape which has a curved line is not a polygon, like a circle. A poly...

To find the relation between two variables we use a graph. A graph is used to compare the changes of variables within the same or different period. It presents data quickly and the most important facts can be remembered easily. A linear graph is a set of points on a graph that connects to one another to form a straight line. In this video, we will how to plot linear graphs and what are dependen...

What comes to your mind when you hear the word pie? A tasty, mouth-watering dessert isn’t it? Well, a pie and a pie chart have some major difference but one thing in common; they both can be divided into slices. A pie chart is a statistical data which is used to illustrate numerical proportions. It shows us different categories which have been divided by percentage. The full circle represents t...

You might already know what square numbers are, isn’t it? They are basically the product of a number when multiplied by itself. As we all know the sides of a square are equal. To find the area of a square we multiply width x height. As all the sides of a square are equal the product of this is called a square number. But not all numbers are square. For example, we cannot get a perfect square fo...

Polynomial is made up of two words, Poly meaning many and nomial meaning term. Thus the word itself says an expression which has many terms. Polynomial has two or more algebraic terms. The product of a polynomial expression is in the simplest form. In other words, you are simplifying large terms into a smaller one. Polynomials have constant numbers, variables, and exponents. In this video, you ...

Have you ever had a piece of cake? How many layers and ingredient does it have? If you break these ingredients you’ll see the cream on top followed by the other ingredient. In the same way, a number can be reduced into smaller parts. This breaking down of numbers is called as Factorization. Factorization means to split or reduce an expression into its products or factors. When these products or...

We have learned about so many numbers such as natural, whole, rational, integers and so on. Numbers help us in our day to day life. They have numerous properties. But first, let us learn about their general form. So what is a general form? It means a simplified form of a number. Example 50 can be written as 5x10. In this video, you will learn what general forms of different numbers are, play ga...

Performing operations on decimal numbers are quite different as to performing operations on other numbers. You would ask why? Well, decimals numbers use the ten number system that is the place values. If you see a dot between numbers it is a decimal number. The numbers at the left of a decimal point are whole numbers whereas numbers on right are fractions. This fractional number represents a pl...

Decimals | Converting Decimals into Fractions | Like and Unlike Decimals | Class 1 to 5 Maths |

What are Equivalent Fractions? | Class 1 to 5 Maths |

Fractions | Types of Fractions | Class 1 to 5 Maths |

Understanding Operations on Fractions | Class 1 to 5 Maths |

Division part B | Class 1 to 5 Maths |

Division - part A | Class 1 to 5 Maths |

Divisibility part B | Test of Divisibility by 3, 9, 6, 12, and 15 | Class 1 to 5 Maths |

Divisibility part A | Test of Divisibility by 2, 4, 8, 5 and 10 | Class 1 to 5 Maths |

Basic Multiplication for Kids | Class 1 to 5 Maths |

Measuring a Line Segment | Class 6th Maths |

Writing Numbers in their Place Value | Class 6th Maths |

Variables and their uses | Class 6th Maths |

Understanding Integers | Class 6th Maths |

Reflection of Geometrical Shapes | Class 6th Maths |

Roman Numbers | Class 6th Maths |