Heat and Temperature Heat is the amount of energy flowing from one body to another body spontaneously due to their temperature difference ( Heat is energy). Temperature is a measure of the ability of an object to transfer heat (energy) to another object or the degree of hotness and coldness of a body at a ….  Read More

žLOCAL GOVERNMENT žLocal government is the body of people who control the public affairs at the community or grassroots level. It is the nearest and the closest to the people. žThe local government is headed by a chairman and assisted by a deputy chairman as well as councilors who are elected by the adult members ….  Read More

Heat and Temperature Heat is the amount of energy flowing from one body to another body spontaneously due to their temperature difference ( Heat is energy). Temperature is a measure of the ability of an object to transfer heat (energy) to another object or the degree of hotness and coldness of a body at a ….  Read More

TYPES OF ELECTRICITY                    We have two types of electricity namely Static Electricity : This type of electricity gathers and stays in a position. The existence of this electricity can be verified by rubbing vigorously a plastic pen on the hair, then brought near small pieces of paper. The plastic pen attracts the paper. Current ….  Read More

.  Which of the following is a conductor of electricity?     (a) Candle (b) Plastic (c) Paper (d) Key .There is continuous flow of electricity in a ______________________ circuit (a) Planned (b) open  (c) closed  (d) matched ______ is an insulator. (a) Metal spoon (b) Nail (c) Wire  (d) Wood The______ can be used to open ….  Read More

SIMPLE FARM TOOL Simple farm tools are tools or simple machines that are used on the farm to make it easier for farmers to use. There are many tools used on farms that are not “farm only” or that is assigned to a particular use like that of shovels, brooms ,rakes etc but they have ….  Read More

Mineral resources are valuable substances which have been deposited naturally underneath the earth. They are removed from the earth by drilling and mining. Almost all states in Nigeria have its own raw mineral resources. TYPES OF MINERAL RESOURCES Organic minerals: these are formed from living things. Inorganic Minerals: these are formed from non – living ….  Read More

LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT Housing Cattle require little housing facilities. They are kept mostly in the open field to graze and rest under the shade of trees. Rare move them from one place to another in search of pasture. This is known as the nomadic system of cattle rearing .Milking and nursing cows require some form of ….  Read More

. Energy can neither be created nor destroyed (a) True (b) false (c) It can only be created (d) it can only be destroyed The first planet from the sun is known as (a) Pluto (b) Mercury (c) Jupiter (d) Venus The flashes of natural electricity seen in the sky is known as (a) Lightening ….  Read More

.  Which of the following is a conductor of electricity?     (a) Candle (b) Plastic (c) Paper (d) Key .There is continuous flow of electricity in a ______________________ circuit (a) Planned (b) open  (c) closed  (d) matched ______ is an insulator. (a) Metal spoon (b) Nail (c) Wire  (d) Wood The______ can be used to open ….  Read More

WATER PROJECTS IN NIGERIA Water includes rain water, oceans lakes, rivers, streams and underground water. Water projects in Nigeria are initiated by the state government, federal government and some Non –governmental organizations to make water more useful and suitable, and available for domestic, industrial and agricultural purposes. VARIOUS WATER PROJECTS IN NIGERIA Canals Dams Lake ….  Read More

CLASS: GRADE 4 SUBJECT: SCIENCE NAME:_________________________________________________________________________________________    Which of the following is a conductor of electricity?     (a) Candle (b) Plastic (c) Paper (d) Key .There is continuous flow of electricity in a ______________________ circuit (a) Planned (b) open  (c) closed  (d) matched ______ is an insulator.        (a) Metal spoon (b) Nail  (c) Wire  (d) Wood ….  Read More