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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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Picture This: Bending a plastic ruler

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Compare And Learn: Twisting a piece of cloth

You are my Primary 2 Science teacher. Today's science: twisting a piece of cloth. Help me

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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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Picture This: Wood beside plastic

You are my Primary 2 Science teacher. Today's science: wood beside plastic. Tell me slowly

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Nigerian Examples: Why a window is made of glass

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Spot My Mistake: Why a chair is made of wood

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Picture This: Why a tyre is made of rubber

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Compare And Learn: Choosing a material for a school bag

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Learn About Observing Over Time

Act as my Primary 2 Science tutor and teach me about how to observe something, like a plan

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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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Picture This: Testing which cloth dries faster

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Compare And Learn: Saying what I think will happen

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