Tell me more is a interesting English monthly magazine about science, Geography, history, current affairs, sports, culture, contests, special occasions, Riddles, project ideas and much more.
Tell me more is specially designed for young readers. Nothing is more powerful than knowledge. Get your child into a habit of reading. Tell me more is completely different from other knowledge sources. It gives you the informations what you exactly need to know rather than dumping you into a sea of redundant information. Tell me more magazine is a knowledge accumulator where everyone can use it.
Once upon a time a little boy lived with his mother in a small hut in the town.
The townsfolk called him a fool as he did not go to school like the other children.
One day a big car stopped at the marketplace. A rich man and his daughter got down from the car. The girl had a pet cat with her.
THE FIRST WOMAN TO WIN A NOBEL PRIZE
Marie Skłodowska Curie was a Polish and naturalized French physicist and chemist who conducted pioneering research on radioactivity. She was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize: the first and only woman to win twice, the only person to win a Nobel Prize in two different sciences, and was part of the Curie family legacy of five Nobel Prizes. She was also the first woman to become a professor at the University of Paris.
Once, there was a beautiful forest. One day that forest caught fire. it spread rapidly and within moments, the trees and the climbers were all in flames The terrified birds and animals frantically scurried in all directions. Some of the animals managed to escape. But seeing all this, the hummingbird felt very sad. “This forest gave me trees to build my nest and fruits when I was hungry. I must save this forest from fire,” she thought “I am going to save this forest, “she said.
The hummingbird quickly flew towards the nearby stream. She returned with the single drop of water she held in her small beak and sprinkled it over the flames. She repeated her attempts and brought several drops of water to douse the fire The elephants and other big animals saw the exhausted bird trying to put out the fire What are you doing? Can you extinguish the fire with the single drop of water carried in your tiny beak?’ they discouraged the sparrow I am doing the best thing I can do in the best way, “the sparrow replied.
Once upon a time, a king from the land of Opaila travelled across the sea to visit the king of Kultista. When it was time for him to return, the King of Opaila was given a baby parrot as a gift.
The King of Opaila had never seen such a beautiful bird before and he was fascinated by it.On his return the King ordered his courtiers to take good care of his parrot.
A mummy is a deceased human or animal whose skin and organs have been preserved by exposure to chemicals, extreme cold. very low humidity or lack of air. There are two types of mummies Anthropocentric and Spontaneous Anthropocentric mummies were created by humans for various reasons, mostly for religious purposes Spontaneous mummies on the other hand are formed because of natural conditions like extreme cold or heat or anaerobic conditions Mummies prepared by humans can be found all over the world.
The Stone Age was a broad prehistoric period in which stone was extensively used to make implements with an edge, a point, or a percussion surface. This period lasted roughly 3.4 million years and ended between 8700 BCE and 2000 BCE with the advent of metal working. The animals that lived in Stone Age include the Woolly Mammoth and Mastodon, the Giant Beaver, the Mega Bear (Short-Faced Bear), the Sabre Tooth Tiger (Smilodon), Dire Wolves etc. The early man hunted these animals for various needs. In the Stone Age most clothing was made of leather, fur, or woven grasses. They made their clothes by skinning animals’ fur and clothing was probably more than just animal’s skin tunics.
“Minnu, oh, my dear, wake up! wake up! It is already 7.30. It is time to go to school. Get up or you will be late.”
“Oh! Mom! Please mom, let me sleep for some more time. I am so sleepy.”
“No dear. You are getting late.”
“Mom, how do you know that I’m late?”
“The clock shows that it’s 730”
“Why don’t you adjust the clock, so that I can sleep for some more time?”
“My sweetie, even if I do that, the time remains the same all over the world.”
“Mom, who invented this clock? If I had known him, I would definitely have finished him off.”
Story of Murphy (Part 3)
A well-dressed tall young man got out from the car
Hello, is this the house of Dharmalingam?
Tests Are you the veterinary doctor? asked Olivia
Teslam Dr. Murugan, how can I help you?
Our car accidentally hit Murphy and his leg is injured Please do the edful quickly doctor, replied Olivia’s mother
Yes, let me see him first said Dr. Murugan
Dharmalingam.come out greeting the
veterinarian
They all together went inside the house poor Murphy was lying down ono montress His left leg was covered in blood
Dr Murugan patted on
Murphy’s head with
great compassion.
A child is like a white paper, clean, serene and empty Every word, every sound, every little image that goes into it day by day makes it into a book, a book of life. So, it is important how every day passes for a child writing, rewriting and erasing the book of his/her life A child always love to listen more, and see more of life’s wonders. which await constant unfolding. That which flows towards the ears and eyes of a child carve that little shining innocence into a beautiful sculpture for tomorrow.
The art of listening is the first step towards right knowledge. Paying attention to the knowledge that is coming to us is very important Whatever knowledge it may be, and whichever way it may come, the amount of attention is what decides our little hearts and brains to make it into a perfect food for understanding.
