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Nigerian Examples: What squashing does to a shape

You are my Primary 2 Science teacher. Today's science: what squashing does to a shape. Sho

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Quick Quiz: What bending does to a shape

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Spot My Mistake: What twisting does to a shape

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Try It At Home: What stretching does to a shape

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Explain It Back: Squashing a ball of clay

I am in Primary 2. Today in my lower primary science lesson we did this: squashing a ball

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Learn About Natural And Man-Made Materials

Act as my Primary 2 Science tutor and teach me about the difference between natural materi

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Nigerian Examples: Materials that come from plants

You are my Primary 2 Science teacher. Today's science: materials that come from plants. Sh

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Quick Quiz: Materials that come from animals

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Spot My Mistake: Materials that come out of the ground

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Explain It Back: Cotton beside nylon

I am in Primary 2. Today in my lower primary science lesson we did this: cotton beside nyl

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Learn About Why We Use Different Materials

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Nigerian Examples: Why a window is made of glass

You are my Primary 2 Science teacher. Today's science: why a window is made of glass. Show

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Quick Quiz: Why a cooking pot is made of metal

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Spot My Mistake: Why a chair is made of wood

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Try It At Home: Why a bucket is made of plastic

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Explain It Back: Why a shirt is made of cloth

I am in Primary 2. Today in my lower primary science lesson we did this: why a shirt is ma

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Quick Quiz: Watching ice melt in a cup

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Spot My Mistake: Watching a puddle dry up

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Try It At Home: Watching my shadow move through the day

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Explain It Back: Watching the moon change over a month

I am in Primary 2. Today in my lower primary science lesson we did this: watching the moon

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