Forces Arrow Diagram Cards

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Forces Arrow Diagram Cards: A single A4 sheet divided into multiple dotted-line cards for cutting. The top features a large title 'FORCES ARROW DIAGRAM CARDS' and an instruction. Each card has a coloured uppercase heading (e.g., WEIGHT (GRAVITY), FRICTION, TENSION, APPLIED FORCE, DRAG, LIFT, THRUST, TWO FORCES BALANCED, UNBALANCED FORCES, UPTHRUST, SPRING FORCE), a one-sentence definition, a small illustrative icon (e.g., weight, crate, car, plane, rocket, spring), and a one-line caption explai...

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This printable provides a sheet of labelled, cut-out cards. Each card names a force, offers a concise, child-friendly definition, includes a simple illustration, and a brief note on the arrow direction for force diagrams. It's designed to help students identify forces acting on objects and practice drawing arrow (force) diagrams using visual cues.

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