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Nigerian Examples: The colour of a soil

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Spot My Mistake: How soil feels when I rub it

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Nigerian Examples: What air is

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Nigerian Examples: Animals with four legs

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Nigerian Examples: The parts of my head

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Nigerian Examples: What electricity does for us

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Nigerian Examples: The birds I see at school

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Nigerian Examples: What a habitat is

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Nigerian Examples: What a dry land looks like

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Quick Quiz: The far north of Nigeria

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Nigerian Examples: The colours of the traffic light

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Nigerian Examples: How a pulley lifts a bucket from a well

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Nigerian Examples: The sun, our nearest star

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Nigerian Examples: A wet habitat beside a dry one

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Nigerian Examples: The hen and her chick

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Nigerian Examples: The egg a hen lays

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Nigerian Examples: The egg laid on a leaf

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Nigerian Examples: Water for a plant

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Nigerian Examples: What leaves do for a plant

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Nigerian Examples: Why a seed must move away from its parent

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