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Basic Science

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660 prompts matching "Hands-On Test: Why bright clothes help drivers see me"

Compare and tell: seeing the air move the clothes on the line

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: seeing the air move the clothes on

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Compare and tell: why a stone is non-living

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: why a stone is non-living. Help me

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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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Talk it through: why cotton suits Nigeria's warm weather

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Learn about why cold countries have four seasons

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Find my mistake about why a non-living thing does not grow

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Tell me something about why a non-living thing does

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Play a game: why water is non-living

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Today's science: why water is non-living. Play a sho

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Learn about a magnet tested on a plastic spoon

You are my friendly Primary 1 Science teacher. Teach me a magnet tested on a plastic spoon

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Find my mistake about a question you could test in the classroom

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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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Testing a cotton cloth in my Nigerian home

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What do you see: testing a roof made of nylon

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Learn about why a spoon may be metal or wood

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

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Home task: explore a bendy thing tested

You are my Primary 1 Science teacher. Give me a safe little thing I can try at home to fin

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Explore: blowing up a balloon

Act as my Primary 1 Science tutor and help me practise explaining what happens when I blow

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Talk it through: why my shadow moved

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Talk it through: why rubber slippers are bendy

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