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671 prompts matching "Describing exactly what you see Hands-On Task"

What do you see: what a season means

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: what a season means. Tell me slowly

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What do you see: mammals that feed their young on milk

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What do you see: the months of the dry season

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What do you see: the non-living things outside

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What do you see: the sounds on the road

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What do you see: the lion that eats meat

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What do you see: asking a question I can test myself

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What do you see: why it gets dark early in some months

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What do you see: testing a roof made of nylon

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What do you see: bending each one gently

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What do you see: people as living things

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What do you see: stretchy things I can find

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What do you see: seeing the air move the leaves

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What do you see: pushing an upside-down cup into water

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What do you see: water from a well or a borehole

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What do you see: the parts I use to eat

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What do you see: which sense tells me most about my food

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What do you see: what every amphibian has

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What do you see: the colours of leaves

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What do you see: why the day feels hotter than the night

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