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Quick quiz: deciding what I want to find out

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Ask me five easy questions about deciding what I wan

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What do you see: putting each thing gently into the water

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: putting each thing gently into the

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Explore: what a seed needs to grow

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A living thing you can see from the classroom in my Nigerian home

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Air you can feel but cannot see in my Nigerian home

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The well in the compound in my Nigerian home

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Soil that lets water run through in my Nigerian home

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The trunk of the body in my Nigerian home

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Which sense you trust most in my Nigerian home

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: which sense you trust most. Show me

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How a bird is covered in my Nigerian home

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The colours of ripe fruit in my Nigerian home

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The three colours you can mix in my Nigerian home

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The trees in each of the four seasons in my Nigerian home

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Watching the sun set in my Nigerian home

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: watching the sun set. Show me where

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A pull that opens a drawer in my Nigerian home

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A seed that will not grow in my Nigerian home

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The part of a cabbage we eat in my Nigerian home

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: the part of a cabbage we eat. Show

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Living things in the school drain in my Nigerian home

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: living things in the school drain.

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A non-living thing made by people in my Nigerian home

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: a non-living thing made by people.

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Comparing two materials by strength in my Nigerian home

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: comparing two materials by strength

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