Laws of Nature

In our enchanting children’s books, we embark on a journey of discovery. The stories reveal that nature’s laws are not just ideas but living principles shaping our lives. Through exploring concepts like reciprocal action, homogeneity, and gravity, children learn about the interconnectedness of all things.

hese laws are explained below

Through captivating narratives and engaging activities, children nurture these inate abilities such as Love, Perseverance, honesty etc

Reciprocal action:

This law, states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. For example, if you give kindness to others, you will receive kindness, if you are mean to others, others will be mean to you to.

Homogeneity:

This law shows similar things grouping together. For example, if you are a kind person, you will attract kind people, and if you are a mean person, you will attract mean people because you all have somethings in common- “kindness” or “meanness”

Gravity:

Gravity is a fundamental force that attracts objects toward each other. For example, when you do good things you feel happier lighter like a feather and when you do bad things, you feel sad heavier and it weighs you down

These laws illustrate the interconnectedness of our world, showing how various forces and principles work together to maintain order and stability in nature. Understanding these concepts help children to know how to live to be in harmony with nature.