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Simple Experiment: The four outer planets

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on the four outer planets. Set me a sim

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Simple Experiment: A ship going over the horizon

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Spot My Mistake: Why the ground looks flat to us

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Simple Experiment: How gravity holds the moon to the earth

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Picture This: Why the planets do not fly away

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Try This at Home: Why we are not thrown off the earth

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Simple Experiment: The kilogram and the newton

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Science Challenge: Why weight changes on the moon but mass does not

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Simple Experiment: Choosing the canopy material

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Simple Experiment: The movable pulley

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Try This at Home: Why a pulley makes lifting easier

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Simple Experiment: A machine that uses more than one of them

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

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Simple Experiment: The one thing you change

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Simple Experiment: What a wildly different reading means

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Simple Experiment: The column for what you measured

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Simple Experiment: What goes up the side axis

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Simple Experiment: Saying what the results show

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Simple Experiment: The effect you measure

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Simple Experiment: Pattern seeking

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