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270 prompts matching "Nigerian Examples: Materials that come from plants"

How a bird is covered in my Nigerian home

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: how a bird is covered. Show me wher

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The colours of ripe fruit in my Nigerian home

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What happens in the sky at dusk 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

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The part of a cabbage we eat in my Nigerian home

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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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What I give out in my Nigerian home

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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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A group for the soft ones in my Nigerian home

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A rough texture and a smooth one in my Nigerian home

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A magnet working through a sheet of paper in my Nigerian home

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Check my understanding: telling a weed from a crop

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Check my understanding: collecting leaves from two different trees

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Naming the parts you use to write in my Nigerian home

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: naming the parts you use to write.

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Matching a sound to the ear in my Nigerian home

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A question with one clear answer in my Nigerian home

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Looking at the veins of a leaf in my Nigerian home

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Holding everything else steady in my Nigerian home

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