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Basic Science

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717 prompts matching "Round Two Quiz: Why I see myself in still water"

What do you see: looking closely at a leaf

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: looking closely at a leaf. Tell me

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What do you see: doing the test carefully

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: doing the test carefully. Tell me s

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What do you see: sorting by shape

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: sorting by shape. Tell me slowly an

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What do you see: writing down the number I counted

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: writing down the number I counted.

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What do you see: animals that live in the wild

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: animals that live in the wild. Tell

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What do you see: the rain symbol

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: the rain symbol. Tell me slowly and

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What do you see: clothes for a cold harmattan morning

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: clothes for a cold harmattan mornin

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Quick quiz: why a roof must keep the water out

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Ask me five easy questions about why a roof must kee

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What do you see: testing a roof made of nylon

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: testing a roof made of nylon. Tell

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Quick quiz: what see-through means

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Ask me five easy questions about what see-through me

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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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Compare and tell: writing my results in two columns

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: writing my results in two columns.

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What do you see: bending each one gently

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: bending each one gently. Tell me sl

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What do you see: the metal things in my classroom

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: the metal things in my classroom. T

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Kitchen science: why sponge suits washing

Act as my Primary 1 Science tutor and teach me why a soft sponge is good for washing plate

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Class challenge: rainy or dry season quiz

Act as my Primary 1 Science tutor and quiz me on describing the weather typically found in

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Try this: soaking bean seeds

Act as my Primary 1 Science tutor and teach me what happens when bean, maize or cowpea see

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Talk it through: why maize is a good seed to test

Act as my Primary 1 Science tutor and help me explain in simple words why maize and beans,

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Explore: why air, soil and water are non-living

Act as my Primary 1 Science tutor and teach me why air, soil and water are non-living even

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Class challenge: loud or faint quiz

Act as my Primary 1 Science tutor and quiz me on whether a sound would be loud or faint de

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