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Basic Science

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Comparing Light and Shadows

I am a Primary 5 pupil. Explain sources of light, how shadows change, and reflection of li

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Comparing Basic Electricity

I am a Primary 5 pupil. Explain electricity, types of electricity, conductors, non-conduct

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Spot My Mistake: Why a shadow changes size and direction

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on why a shadow changes size and direct

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Spot My Mistake: Choosing the best material for a towel

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on choosing the best material for a tow

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Let Me Explain Drawing the water cycle with arrows

I am in Primary 5. I have just been taught drawing the water cycle with arrows in my upper

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Try This at Home: Drawing a circuit diagram with symbols

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on drawing a circuit diagram with symbo

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Spot My Mistake: Measuring the force needed to drag an object

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on measuring the force needed to drag a

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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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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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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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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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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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Spot My Mistake: Testing whether the salt is really back

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on testing whether the salt is really b

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Spot My Mistake: Why filtering will not remove dissolved salt

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on why filtering will not remove dissol

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Spot My Mistake: Showing that a change can be undone

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on showing that a change can be undone.

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Spot My Mistake: Showing that a change cannot be undone

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on showing that a change cannot be undo

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Spot My Mistake: Why burning cannot be undone

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on why burning cannot be undone. Explai

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Spot My Mistake: Why rust weakens a metal

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on why rust weakens a metal. Explain it

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Try This at Home: Sorting a tray of objects with a magnet

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on sorting a tray of objects with a mag

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Spot My Mistake: Why not all metals are magnetic

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on why not all metals are magnetic. Exp

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