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Basic Science

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Compare and tell: looking closely at grains of sand

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: looking closely at grains of sand.

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Play a game: looking closely at my own skin

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: looking closely at my own skin. Tel

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Check my understanding: drawing what I see through it

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Check my understanding: telling the class what I found

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Learn about putting the heavy ones with the heavy

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Writing a short note about it in my Nigerian home

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: writing a short note about it. Show

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I teach you: the catfish

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Check my understanding: telling two fish apart at the market

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An animal with dry scaly skin in my Nigerian home

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: an animal with dry scaly skin. Show

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Check my understanding: making a weather chart for my own week

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Check my understanding: choosing my clothes for tomorrow's weather

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Check my understanding: the one thing that surprised me

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Why a bottle may be plastic or glass in my Nigerian home

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Kitchen science: rainwater collecting

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A living thing you can see from the classroom in my Nigerian home

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Find my mistake about the weather in the morning and in the afternoon

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Play a game: how the weather changes through the year

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What do you see: seeing the air move the leaves

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An upside-down cup pushed into water in my Nigerian home

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Play a game: the football that goes flat

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