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Nigerian Examples: The colours of the traffic light

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Nigerian Examples: Things made of wood

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Nigerian Examples: What a minibeast is

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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: Why my body needs exercise

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Nigerian Examples: The food we need

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Nigerian Examples: Sorting by hard and soft

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Nigerian Examples: What squashing does to a shape

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Nigerian Examples: Why a window is made of glass

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Nigerian Examples: Drawing what I see

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Nigerian Examples: Questions that begin with what

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Hands-On Test: Fishing in Nigerian rivers

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Real Life Link: Foods that change taste when they are cooked

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Real Life Link: How the bodies of boys and girls are alike

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Real Life Link: Caring for the habitats near us

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Real Life Link: How fish are kept fresh after they are caught

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Try It At Home: Things I can see far away

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Science Challenge: Where on my tongue I taste things

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