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Simple Experiment: Why scientists sort living things at all

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Today we are on why scientists sort living things at

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Why the Water Cycle Needs Both

Act as my Primary 4 Science tutor and explain why the water cycle could not work without b

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Let Me Explain: Why there is no sound where there is no air

I am in Primary 4. I have just been taught why there is no sound where there is no air in

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Let Me Explain: Why a gas fills a balloon

I am in Primary 4. I have just been taught why a gas fills a balloon in my upper primary s

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Why a Stone Was Never Alive

Act as my Primary 4 Science tutor and explain clearly why a stone or a piece of plastic ha

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Why Life Cycles Repeat

Act as my Primary 4 Science tutor and explain why the stages of a life cycle keep repeatin

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Picture This: Metal and Plastic in a Plug

Act as my Primary 4 Science tutor and describe an electrical plug with metal pins and a pl

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Predicting Before an Experiment

Act as my Primary 4 Science tutor and walk me through why scientists always make a predict

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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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Simple Experiment: Sorting kitchen changes into the two kinds

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Today we are on sorting kitchen changes into the two

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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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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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Home Task: Why food must be broken down

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Today we are on why food must be broken down. Give m

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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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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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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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Simple Experiment: The caterpillar

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

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Simple Experiment: The rainy season and the dry season

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Today we are on the rainy season and the dry season.

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Spot My Mistake: Why farmers watch the weather

You are my Primary 4 Science teacher. Today we are on why farmers watch the weather. Expla

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