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Basic Science

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Spot My Mistake: Testing a heavy ball against a light one

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on testing a heavy ball against a light

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Try This at Home: Measuring weight with a spring balance

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on measuring weight with a spring balan

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Spot My Mistake: Weighing the same object two ways

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on weighing the same object two ways. E

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Try This at Home: Timing the fall

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on timing the fall. Give me something t

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Designing a Parachute to Test Air Resistance in Real Life

Act as my Primary 5 Science tutor and help me connect how to plan and test a simple paper

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Try This at Home: Why a pulley makes lifting easier

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on why a pulley makes lifting easier. G

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Spot My Mistake: Making a pulley with a cotton reel

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on making a pulley with a cotton reel.

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Try This at Home: A small gear driving a big one

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on a small gear driving a big one. Give

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Spot My Mistake: Counting teeth to work out the turns

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on counting teeth to work out the turns

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Let Me Explain What the three have in common

I am in Primary 5. I have just been taught what the three have in common in my upper prima

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Quick Quiz on Where each of the three is used

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Ask me five questions on where each of the three is

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Try This at Home: Why no machine gives something for nothing

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on why no machine gives something for n

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Spot My Mistake: Designing a machine to lift a load

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on designing a machine to lift a load.

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Try This at Home: The thing you measure

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on the thing you measure. Give me somet

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Science Challenge: Predicting what will happen

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on predicting what will happen. Set me

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Spot My Mistake: Writing the plan before you start

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on writing the plan before you start. E

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Try This at Home: Reading an instrument carefully

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on reading an instrument carefully. Giv

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Spot My Mistake: Repeating one timing three times

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on repeating one timing three times. Ex

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Quick Quiz on The column for what you changed

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Ask me five questions on the column for what you cha

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Try This at Home: Filling the table in as you go

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on filling the table in as you go. Give

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