Tuesday, 19 November 2013

WEEKLY CHALLENGE 6

This new riddle will test your intelligence kids! So try to solving it before friday if you want to be the winner!


"There is an ancient invention still used in some parts of the world today that allows people to see through walls."


What is it?


Monday, 11 November 2013

WEEKLY CHALLENGE 5

This week we have another challenging riddle! Try solving it and remember that everything is not what it seems...


"The beginning of eternity

The end of time and space

The beginning of every end,

And the end of every place."


And the ANSWER IS...

Friday, 8 November 2013

SCIENCE LAB - UNIT 3 part 2

Do you think you have already beaten me? I´m the MYSTERIOUS DOCTOR, and I have a brilliant mind. 

You won me two times, but I have mixed my astuteness and my anger anger and the result is this new quiz!


Don´t be disappointed with you if you just can get a 1 out of 10 ...

And remember that you can try as much times as you want!

Click here to go to the quiz

Tuesday, 5 November 2013

Monday, 4 November 2013

WEEKLY CHALLENGE 4

Good morning boys! Finally it´s here, the most difficult challenge you will face this year, It´s the fourth weekly challenge and only true champions can sove it! Are you one of those...


Feed me and I live, give me something to drink and I'll die. What am I?

AND THE ANSWER IS... 

Friday, 1 November 2013

DID YOU KNOW THAT? 1

"Most of the coins have stars or dots around. Did you know why?"

Nowadays coins are made of nickel, copper or bronze. Those metals are not very expensive.
But years and years ago, they used to be made of precious metals such as gold and silver and people used to cut pieces from the edges.

So if you cut a piece in the edges it would be easier to find out if someone had taken a piece or not. So that, you could figure out the real value of that coin.

Old Roman Coin with DOTS around made of silver
Spanish Euro Coin with STARS around made of nickel and copper