Circuit Symbol Cards

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Circuit Symbol Cards: A titled A4 sheet with instruction 'Cut along the dotted lines to use as cards', laid out as a grid of 20 rectangular cards with dotted borders and small coloured numbered circles. Each card shows a large black circuit symbol centered above a bold label (some with parenthetical alternate names, e.g. 'Lamp (Bulb)', 'LDR (Photoresistor)'). Visible cards include Cell, Battery, Lamp, Resistor, Variable Resistor, LDR, Thermistor, Fuse, Switch (open/closed), Push Switch (make/br...

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This sheet contains numbered, dotted-line cards showing common circuit symbols (cell, battery, resistor, lamp, switches, ammeter, voltmeter, diode/LED, capacitor, earth, etc.), each with a clear line symbol and a short label (often with an alternate name in brackets). Use it as a set of flashcards, matching cards, or as manipulatives for students to arrange when drawing or analysing simple circuits.

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