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  Hello Kids! Welcome back to KidsCast for another time. It's time for learning another great and curiosity filled topic and you read it right from the title 'How were oceans formed'. Keep reading and have fun! Early Earth Kids, before learning how were oceans formed on earth, we must learn about the formation of the earth. Earth in its early stages was a ball of lava and gases. There were many volcanoes around. When many volcanic eruptions took place, there was a gas called water vapour. This gas became abundant in the young atmosphere of the earth.  Change in climate Suddenly, there was a change in the climate. The earth then cooled below 212 degrees of Fahrenheit. Now, it was 3.8 billion years ago, when the water vapour condensed due to the cool nature outside, it then rained.  Rains for the First Time It then rained for the first time on earth. It rained for years and years and continues till now. Billions of years ago, when it rained continuously for years, it ...

Hello Kids! Welcome back to KidsCast! Today we are going to talk about a very sacred river which is really the pride of India. Crores of pilgrims visit the holy places located along this river and you saw it right from the title - Ganga or Ganges. So, get geared up for this article.  Route of Ganga So, first, we will tell you the route of Ganga or you can say that the path of Ganga. Ganga or Ganges river basin flows through India, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Tibet (China). Most of it lies in India. It flows in the Bay of Bengal along with the Brahmaputra in Bangladesh where it makes a huge delta named Sunderban Delta, about which we will talk later in this article. Check out this map of the route of River Ganga. Indian cities through which River Ganga flows So, as most of the Ganga lies in India, there are many cities through which it passes. These cities are many times sacred or are industrialist cities. Many of them which are famous for these are: 1.  Patna   2. Kanpur ...

  Hey kids! Welcome back to KidsCast! Today, here's a brand new article about What is Advertising, and how it is done! So let us begin.  So kids, let's understand this with an example. For example, you have an old bicycle, and want to sell it. So you would tell your friends, cousins, and neighbors that you are selling your old bicycle. Now, that is called advertising. Advertising is simply spreading awareness about a product (like in this case you are selling your bicycle), company, or some other element.  In other words, Advertising is a means of communication where the company or the seller spreads awareness or announcements about their products or initiatives, to the users, customers or general public. In advertising, the company or seller, shares the information about the thing, or product they are selling. Here's another example: You go to the supermarket, and see posters of new products like new kind of chips, new toys, new discounts, and offers. This is also adver...

  Hey There! Welcome Back to KidsCast!  Are you interested in Geography? Because today, we'll be learning about  t he Longest River in the world - The Nile! So, without further ado, let's start! Introduction: Nile is a river flowing from Lake Victoria (in Uganda) into the Mediterranean. It is considered the Longest River in the Africa. It's length is approximately 6650 Km long , but it's exact length is still a debate. The name is derived from the Greek word Neilos (Latin: Nilus), which means a river valley.  The Nile River is a vital waterway for Transport, when Motorways are not practical (e.g. floods) Countries it Flows Through: The Nile flows through the countries: Tanzania, Burundi, Rwanda, The Democratic Republic of The Congo (DRC), Kenya, Uganda, South Sudan, Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt.

  Ciao Ragazzi! Hey kids! Welcome back to KidsCast! Today, in this article we are going to travel and learn about the city of Venice - The city of canals! So pick up your bag, and camera, and put on your sunglasses! We are heading to Venice! Introduction: Venice is a city in Italy . The core area or city of Venice is an island, which actually looks like floating areas of houses. This core city is connected to the mainland of Italy through a bridge (road), and to other islands via boats. One can only walk or do boating in this city, and cannot drive a vehicle, because there are no roads! Venice is also the capital city of Northern Italy's Veneto Region. The city has lots of canals, through which people can travel through the city, enjoying the boating experience. Venice city region, total consists of more than 100 islands! It is also known as the "Floating city" or "City of Water".  Inside the City of Venice: Inside the city of Venice is so amazing and beautifu...

  SUBMISSIONS- JANUARY 2022: Here are the KidsCast Drawings Submissions for the month of January, 2022. These artworks and drawings have been made by kids, with their wonderful creativity and skills. Do check all the drawings, and if you would also like to submit your child's drawing to us, do submit his/her drawing through the link below at the end of the article!    Name : Bhavik Bhandari Age : 14 From : Pune India  🇮🇳 Name : Chaitanya Agrawal  Age : 12 From : Gurugram, India  🇮🇳 Want to Submit Your Child's Drawing/Artwork? Here's the opportunity!  Click here to Submit your Child's Drawing/Artwork!

Hey kids! Welcome back! So this article is about Natural Disasters. Almost every month, there are small or big tragedies happening all over the world. The tragedies or bad happenings which occur naturally are called Natural Disasters.   A few examples of Natural Disasters are: Tsunamis, Earthquakes, Wildfires, Volcanic Eruptions, Cyclones, and Floods.  In this article, we will be learning about different Natural Disasters, and how to face them. So let us begin! Tsunamis:  A tsunami is a long, destructive, high sea wave generally caused by a displacement of large quantities of water . These high sea waves can enter cities or coastlines, and can cause a lot of destruction. These tsunamis can be caused by any other such natural disasters like Earthquakes, Volcanic Eruptions or explosions under or above the water. But tsunamis are actually deadly, and destructive, as their speed is fast and these are strong sea waves. Also, as tsunamis are caused by already caused natural dis...

Hello everyone. Welcome back to another article! Have you wondered that what are tides? So in this article, we are going to learn about tides, which are present almost in every water body, oceans, rivers, lakes, ponds, everywhere! Tides are the rise and fall of water in seas and oceans due to the combined gravitational forces of the sun and the moon, and the rotation of the earth. Since the sun is far away the gravitational pull of the Moon is stronger. The earth experiences 2 high and 2 low tides every 24 hours and 50 minutes. Based on the position of the sun and moon, two types of tides occur twice (each) a month. Neap Tides Neap tide occurs when the Sun, Moon, and the Earth make a right angle, with Earth the vertex. During the tide, the height of the tide is a little lower than average. That's because both the gravity of the moon and sun cancel each other. These are also known as Lunar Tides.                           ...