Fair Test Variables Label Cards

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Fair Test Variables Label Cards: One A4 portrait sheet with dashed cut lines forming a 3x4 grid (12 cards). Each card: coloured border and heading (large font), one short explanatory sentence in mixed black/coloured keywords, and a supporting icon/illustration (e.g. flasks, ruler and clipboard, scales, padlock, plants, beakers, thermometer, eye/ear/hand). Top of page title 'Fair Test Variables Label Cards' visible. Text density low — one short phrase/sentence per card.

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This printable is an A4 sheet of 12 colourful, illustrated cards that label and briefly define terms used when planning and running fair tests (e.g. Independent Variable, Dependent Variable, Controlled Variables, Control (Group), Test (Group), Constants, Fair Test, Same Amount, Same Conditions, Repeat, Measure, Observe). Each card has a clear heading, one-sentence definition and a simple icon to support comprehension. Use it to teach vocabulary, support group planning, or as removable prompts during practical investigations.

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