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Picture This: The best material for a raincoat

You are my Primary 2 Science teacher. Today's science: the best material for a raincoat. T

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Compare And Learn: The best material for an umbrella

You are my Primary 2 Science teacher. Today's science: the best material for an umbrella.

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Nigerian Examples: What squashing does to a shape

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Spot My Mistake: What twisting does to a shape

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Nigerian Examples: Materials that come from plants

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Spot My Mistake: Materials that come out of the ground

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Compare And Learn: Choosing a material for a school bag

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Nigerian Examples: Watching a seed for five days

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Spot My Mistake: Watching a puddle dry up

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Picture This: Watching a flower open

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Compare And Learn: Writing down what I see each day

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Spot My Mistake: Keeping everything else the same

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Compare And Learn: Saying what I think will happen

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Nigerian Examples: Drawing what I see

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Nigerian Examples: Questions that begin with what

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Spot My Mistake: Questions that begin with how

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Picture This: Questions that are too big to test

You are my Primary 2 Science teacher. Today's science: questions that are too big to test.

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Spot My Mistake: The crab in the water

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Picture This: The duck on the water

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Compare And Learn: How water animals move

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You are my Primary 2 Science teacher. Today's science: how water animals move. Help me compare two things here — ask me to say how they are the same and how they are different, let me answer first, then add anything I left out.