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Picture This: Heating melts and cooling solidifies

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Today we are on heating melts and cooling solidifies

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Home Task: Reading a thermometer without parallax

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Today we are on reading a thermometer without parall

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Picture This: The temperature of melting ice

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Today we are on the temperature of melting ice. Desc

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Home Task: Why a puddle disappears

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Today we are on why a puddle disappears. Give me som

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Picture This: How wind speeds up evaporation

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Today we are on how wind speeds up evaporation. Desc

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Home Task: Evaporation from the sea and the rivers

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Picture This: How water vapour rises (Y4)

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Today we are on how water vapour rises. Describe it

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Home Task: Where the electricity in our house comes from

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Today we are on where the electricity in our house c

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Picture This: Appliances that make heat

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Picture This: The cell as the source

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Today we are on the cell as the source. Describe it

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At Home: Sorting a tray of materials into conductors and insulators

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Picture This: Sorting a tray into living, dead and never alive

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Today we are on sorting a tray into living, dead and

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Building Towns vs Wild Habitats

Act as my Primary 4 Science tutor and help me compare what happens to birds, insects, and

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Why We Never Touch Wall Sockets

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Spot My Mistake: A Messy Table

Act as my Primary 4 Science tutor and describe a results table that is missing headings or

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Spot My Mistake: A Bar Chart Without Labels

Act as my Primary 4 Science tutor and describe a bar chart that is missing a title or axis

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Why My Body Needs a Mix of Foods

Act as my Primary 4 Science tutor and explain why my body needs a mix of different food cl

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Compare and Learn: Mixing cement with water

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Today we are on mixing cement with water. Put two th

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Simple Experiment: Sorting kitchen changes into the two kinds

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Today we are on sorting kitchen changes into the two

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Compare and Learn: Sorting with a Venn diagram

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Today we are on sorting with a Venn diagram. Put two

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