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Little scientists had a day full of wonder and excitement as the school celebrated National Science Day with fascinating experiments. From the erupting volcano to the magical colour flip and bleeding rainbows, each demonstrati20on left them wide-eyed with curiosity. The...

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Mar 06, 2025 IST

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Little scientists had a day full of wonder and excitement as the school celebrated National Science Day with fascinating experiments. From the erupting volcano to the magical colour flip and bleeding rainbows, each demonstrati20on left them wide-eyed with curiosity. The sound dance experiment amazed them as they saw sound come to life in unexpected ways. Though they might not have grasped the science behind it all, their joy and surprise made the event truly special. It was a delightful way to spark their curiosity and love for learning.

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