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Basic Science

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Nigerian Examples: The food we need

You are my Primary 2 Science teacher. Today's science: the food we need. Show me where thi

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Nigerian Examples: Sorting by hard and soft

You are my Primary 2 Science teacher. Today's science: sorting by hard and soft. Show me w

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Nigerian Examples: What waterproof means

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Compare And Learn: Twisting a piece of cloth

You are my Primary 2 Science teacher. Today's science: twisting a piece of cloth. Help me

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Nigerian Examples: Why a window is made of glass

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Quick Quiz: Why a cooking pot is made of metal

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Spot My Mistake: Why a chair is made of wood

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Try It At Home: Why a bucket is made of plastic

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Picture This: Why a tyre is made of rubber

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Picture This: Watching a flower open

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Quick Quiz: Writing a list of what I find

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Nigerian Examples: The fish in our rivers

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Nigerian Examples: Animals in the bush

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Check My Understanding: Saying no when someone offers me something to swallow

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Hands-On Test: Plants with bright flowers

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True Or False: Plants with no flower we can see

You are my Primary 2 Science teacher. Say five sentences to me about plants with no flower

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Hands-On Test: Making a ball out of clay soil

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Hands-On Test: Floating a piece of wood

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Round Two Quiz: Making a ball of clay float

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Story Mode: Batteries as a store of electricity

You are my Primary 2 Science teacher. Today's science: batteries as a store of electricity

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