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Nigerian Examples: The parts of the eye I can see

You are my Primary 2 Science teacher. Today's science: the parts of the eye I can see. Sho

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Nigerian Examples: The nose as the organ of smell

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Nigerian Examples: The tongue as the organ of taste

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Nigerian Examples: The skin as the organ of touch

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Nigerian Examples: Plants with a soft stem

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Nigerian Examples: The colour of a soil

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Nigerian Examples: The parts of my head

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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: Sorting by hard and soft

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Nigerian Examples: What waterproof means

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Nigerian Examples: Why a window is made of glass

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

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Real Life Link: Taking care of simple machines

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Quick Quiz: The ear as the organ of hearing

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Spot My Mistake: The parts of the ear I can see

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Picture This: Loud sounds and soft sounds

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Compare And Learn: Sounds that warn me of danger

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Picture This: Smells that warn me of danger

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Explain It Back: Hard things and soft things

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