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485 prompts matching "Nigerian Examples: Why a window is made of glass"

Choosing a material for lightness in my Nigerian home

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: choosing a material for lightness.

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A rough texture and a smooth one in my Nigerian home

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A machine that lifts in my Nigerian home

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The snake that eats other animals in my Nigerian home

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A garden plant in a pot in my Nigerian home

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The part that holds the plant up in my Nigerian home

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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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Holding everything else steady in my Nigerian home

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Putting the rough ones with the rough in my Nigerian home

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Counting what you can see in my Nigerian home

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Writing a short note about it in my Nigerian home

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An animal with dry scaly skin in my Nigerian home

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A bird that eats seeds in my Nigerian home

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A mammal kept for its meat in my Nigerian home

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An animal kept for what it gives us in my Nigerian home

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Drawing the symbol for sun in my Nigerian home

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Cloth that keeps you warm in my Nigerian home

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Testing a cotton cloth in my Nigerian home

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