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Desert Plants and Seaweeds in Real Life

I am in Primary 5. Please explain how desert plants and seaweeds are adapted to survive, a

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Let Me Explain The backbone

I am in Primary 5. I have just been taught the backbone in my upper primary science lesson

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Water-Absorbing Materials in Real Life

I am in Primary 5. Please explain how fabrics, bricks and rocks absorb water, porous mater

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Simple Experiment: Zeroing the meter before you use it

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on zeroing the meter before you use it.

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Let Me Explain What we get from each of them

I am in Primary 5. I have just been taught what we get from each of them in my upper prima

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Let Me Explain The deep roots of a desert plant

I am in Primary 5. I have just been taught the deep roots of a desert plant in my upper pr

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Let Me Explain Why maintenance keeps results honest

I am in Primary 5. I have just been taught why maintenance keeps results honest in my uppe

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The Water Cycle in Real Life

I am in Primary 5. Please explain rain formation, evaporation, condensation, and the water

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Let Me Explain How a plant life cycle begins

I am in Primary 5. I have just been taught how a plant life cycle begins in my upper prima

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Picture This: The changes in the bones as we age

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on the changes in the bones as we age.

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Picture This: Sieving sand from stones

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on sieving sand from stones. Describe i

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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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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: 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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Science Challenge: Testing a large canopy against a small one

You are my Primary 5 Science teacher. Today we are on testing a large canopy against a sma

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Picture This: A big gear driving a small one

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

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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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Let Me Explain Why one reading is not enough

I am in Primary 5. I have just been taught why one reading is not enough in my upper prima

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