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Do Mums and Dads really say no more than they say yes?

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Do Mums and Dads really say no more than they say yes?

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How many chickens are there in the world?

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How many chickens are there in the world?

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Are there more hairs on everybody in the world or more grains of sand ?

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Are there more hairs on everybody in the world or more grains of sand ?

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How are games made that have infinite levels?

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How are games made that have infinite levels?

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How do you convince your mum to let you watch TV or to go to the skatepark?

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How do you convince your mum to let you watch TV or to go to the skatepark?

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How many steps would it take to walk around the world?

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How many steps would it take to walk around the world?

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Asked by LW

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1/2 Cockatoos

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This really interesting question came up in class recently.
If you'd like to know a little more too, check out this youtube clip.

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Visit : https://goo.gl/4o0G8t Join at +HowItsMade : https://goo.gl/3qPfLm Like us on : https://www.facebook.com/itsmadehow Tweet us on : https://twitter.com/ItsmadeHow Interest on Pinterest : https://goo.gl/bofZba Created by: Gabriel Hoss Presented by: Mark Tewksbury (2001) Lynn Herzeg (2002-2004) June Wallack (2005) Lynne Adams (2006-2016) How It's Made - Coloured Pencils - Season 13 - Episode 1 (2009) Graphite Pencil Leads - Season 14 - Episode 11 (2009-2010) The show is presented on the Science Channel in the US, Discovery Channel Canada in Canada, and on the Discovery Channel in the United Kingdom.

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Why do we sometimes measure in feet and whose foot is it?

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Why do we sometimes measure in feet and whose foot is it?

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How long a line can you draw with just one pencil?

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How long a line can you draw with just one pencil?

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I love buying new pens and pencils at the beginning of the school year, but it got me thinking ... how many pencils should I buy?
How many words can you write with just one pencil.
If you were to draw one long straight line with a pencil how far would it reach?
What will happen first: will I fill my English book or need to replace my pencil? Can I predict the answer before it happens

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It's a place for you to ask questions and to share those little moments when you think 'Hmm, I wonder ...?'.

We'll be visiting this page regularly in class to see if we can help to satisfy your curiosity and to make sure our learning is relevant and fun.

Have a question you'd like to see posted and answered here?
Send it to Matt using the blog button below this app.

Found an answer to someone else's question? Send a picture or video of your experiment, or post a written response via the blog button and we'll share it with our whole learning team.

Here are a few things I've been pondering over recently.

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Is it possible to improve my memory?
What techniques are most effective?

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Mum says I shouldn't do my homework in front of the television. Does it really make a difference?

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Mum says I shouldn't do my homework in front of the television. Does it really make a difference?

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Hint: Don't argue with your Mum.

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I can't really picture numbers that big in my head. Could we make a model? How?

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If everyone on earth stood on each other's shoulders could we reach the moon?

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If everyone on earth stood on each other's shoulders could we reach the moon?

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I don't know, but if you manage it, could you bring me back some cheese please?