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During the ice age period, the planet earth was naturally very cold. The Earth has been warming up slowly by  a degree on an average, every thousand years since the ice age ended around 11,000 years ago. But right now, the earth is heating at the faster rate in just last few hundred years causing Global warming.  What causes global warming and what are its effects on our planet? Learn more about this  in this section.

Ancient Rome was founded around 753 B.C. by its first King named Romulus, from which the city takes its name. This kids education page talks all cool facts about Ancient Romans . Learn more about Ancient Rome in this history fun facts section

When you look around you see body in different shapes and sizes, but they all look the same from inside. Take a quick tour of how human body looks from inside and their important function. Perfect for homeschooling, this kids education page provides a peek inside your body. Learn some cool science fun facts for kids in this section.

We all know that we need light to see things around us. When there isn’t any light, it is dark and we cannot see anything . But where does light come from and how do we see object? Learn all about light sources, reflection of light and how shadows are formed in this science fun facts for kids section.

 When you send an email from London to your friend sitting in San Francisco, it somehow manages to find its way to the right address in a blink of an eye.

But how does the email work and how it reaches the right recipient so fast?  Learn about the property of light in this science fun facts for kids section.

 Just as every living thing needs food to survive, plants also need food to live. Plants are self-sufficient and can live off just with air, water, and sunshine!  Green leaves are the plant’s food generator and powered with sunlight, they transform air and water into food in a process called Photosynthesis. Learn about the process of Photosynthesis in this science fun facts for kids section.

   Have you ever wondered how does the electricity reach our house from the power station? Well, if you want to learn about this amazing, invisible energy called Electricity and want to learn how it reaches our house , then click below. 

    Have you ever wondered what happens to rubbish once it is collected? While somethings can be re-used, or recycled others must be burned.   

     The life on earth began in Oceans, about 3.5 billion years ago, from a tiny cell called LUCA ; which stands for Last Universal Common Ancestor. In fact, bugs, bacteria and even humans evolved from this tiny cell. So , you can say LUCA was grand-daddy of us all.  

Do you think our world has always looked the same? Let me tell you some interesting facts, right now North America is moving 2.5 cm away from Europe every year. That might not sound much, but in a million-year North America will move 25 km from Europe. In 100 million years, it will move up to 2500 Km away. But how does the continents move ? How did it look like 200 million year ago? Learn interesting facts about continental drift in this science fun facts for kids section.

 The Stone Age is the earliest known period of human culture during which early humans started using stones, usually flint, to make tools and weapons.   
 

  Learn about one of the greatest tragedies of London that had happened in year 1666, the great fire of London?