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Roasting Groundnuts: A Change You Can't Undo

Act as my Primary 4 Science tutor and explain why roasting groundnuts is an irreversible c

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How Digestion Connects to Staying Healthy

Act as my Primary 4 Science tutor and explain how the digestive system connects to staying

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What Does Each Weather Instrument Measure?

Act as my Primary 4 Science tutor and teach me what a wind vane, rain gauge, thermometer a

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Charting My Daily Weather Readings

Act as my Primary 4 Science tutor and help me create a simple chart to record daily weathe

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Why Sound Gets Fainter Far Away

Act as my Primary 4 Science tutor and explain why sound gets fainter the further away I am

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Why Weeds Trouble Farmers

Act as my Primary 4 Science tutor and explain why weeds are important to think about for f

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Rapid Quiz on Sorting into plants and animals

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Ask me five questions on sorting into plants and ani

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Simple Experiment: Invertebrates and how they hold their shape

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Today we are on invertebrates and how they hold thei

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Let Me Explain: The gullet

I am in Primary 4. I have just been taught the gullet in my upper primary science lesson.

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Compare and Learn: The small intestine

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Today we are on the small intestine. Put two things

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Simple Experiment: The large intestine

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Today we are on the large intestine. Set me a simple

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Let Me Explain: Chewing as the first step

I am in Primary 4. I have just been taught chewing as the first step in my upper primary s

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Compare and Learn: Where the goodness is taken in

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Today we are on where the goodness is taken in. Put

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Simple Experiment: What happens to what is left

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Today we are on what happens to what is left. Set me

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Break It Down: Why we need fibre

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Break why we need fibre down for me into the smalles

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Let Me Explain: The seed before it grows

I am in Primary 4. I have just been taught the seed before it grows in my upper primary sc

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Compare and Learn: The first root and shoot

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Today we are on the first root and shoot. Put two th

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Simple Experiment: The seedling and its first leaves

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Today we are on the seedling and its first leaves. S

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Compare and Learn: The three parts of an insect's body

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Today we are on the three parts of an insect's body.

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Simple Experiment: Insects that live in the soil

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Today we are on insects that live in the soil. Set m

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