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English, Science, Biology
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3rd Grade
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Nur Rahayu
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7 Slides • 8 Questions
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by Ms. Kori
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Poll
What does the scientist do?
The scientist is a practical way of understanding the world and everything in it.
Scientists make discoveries by observing their surroundings to find inventions that help people.
Scientists make a discovery that can help every people in the world and they discoveries never failed.
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The scientist:
-Do observation
-Ask a question
-Make hypothesis
-Make Experiment
Sometimes scientists make discoveries that are important to society. Scientist idea may lead to inventions that help people and the environment.
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Multiple Choice
1. Hold the plants in the soil.
2. Act like drinking straw.
3. To support the leaves to reach the sunlight.
4. Like an Anchor to keep a tree standing.
5. The places for the tree to make their food (Photosynthesis)
Choose the right numbers that show the function of the root.
1, 2 and 3
3, 4 and 5
1, 2 and 4
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Hold the plants in the soil.
Act like drinking straw.
Like an anchor to keep the tree standing.
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Open Ended
Green leaves make a plant's food, and it's doing a process. This process is called Photosynthesis. Can you explain what Photosynthesis means?
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Photosynthesis is a process by a plants makes their own food in the leaves.
For this process, leaves need the energy of sunlight, gas from the air, and water to make sugar.
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Poll
How do flowers and bees help each other?
For this question, you can choose more than 1 answers.
Its brightly colored petals and sweet-smelling flowers invite bees to approach and assist in the pollination process.
Bees help flowers to protect them from invaders.
Flowers provide nectar for bees.
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Open Ended
Do you ever plant bean sprouts (tauge)? Bean sprouts need some materials to grow. Can you describe the stages of germination?
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1. The seed coat (skin) will break because it absorbs water.
2. The roots will come out first to find a water source.
3. The roots will lengthen and spread.
4. Starting to grow stems towards the sun.
5. The last leaf will appear
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Multiple Choice
A penguin is a bird. A bear is a mammal. Birds and mammals are “warm-blooded”. Can you explain the function of “warm-blooded” of these animals?
The "warm-blooded" feels so hot when you touch and this is why penguins keep warm.
To keep them cold even in the hot climate.
They called a "warm-blooded" animals because they can still active even in the cold weather.
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Open Ended
Explain why most reptiles live in a warm place?
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Reptiles are "cold-blooded" animals. Which means they cannot keep their own temperature.
That's why they have to live in a hot or warm place to maintain their body temperature.
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Open Ended
How can horned viper survive in a desert?
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The horned viper keeps cool in the hottest part of the day by burying itself in the sand.
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