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Simple Experiment: A plant that makes seeds

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on a plant that makes seeds. Set me a s

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Picture This: An animal that lays eggs

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on an animal that lays eggs. Describe i

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Spot My Mistake: Drawing the two cycles side by side

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on drawing the two cycles side by side.

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Plant and Animal Life Cycle Differences in Real Life

Act as my Primary 5 Science tutor and help me connect how the life cycle of a plant (seed

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Simple Experiment: Feeding on milk

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on feeding on milk. Set me a simple exp

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Picture This: Growing to full size

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on growing to full size. Describe it so

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Spot My Mistake: Drawing the mammal cycle

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on drawing the mammal cycle. Explain it

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Simple Experiment: The child

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on the child. Set me a simple experimen

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Picture This: The teenager

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on the teenager. Describe it so clearly

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Spot My Mistake: Measuring how much a child grows in a year

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on measuring how much a child grows in

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Simple Experiment: The changes in the body at puberty

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on the changes in the body at puberty.

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Spot My Mistake: Putting the stages in order on a timeline

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on putting the stages in order on a tim

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Simple Experiment: Substances that will not dissolve in water

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on substances that will not dissolve in

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Picture This: How stirring speeds up dissolving

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on how stirring speeds up dissolving. D

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Spot My Mistake: When no more will dissolve

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on when no more will dissolve. Explain

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Simple Experiment: Heating salty water gently

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on heating salty water gently. Set me a

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Picture This: Where the water goes

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on where the water goes. Describe it so

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Simple Experiment: The filter paper and the funnel

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on the filter paper and the funnel. Set

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Picture This: The residue

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on the residue. Describe it so clearly

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Simple Experiment: Sieving flour

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on sieving flour. Set me a simple exper

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