Lab Equipment Question Cards

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Lab Equipment Question Cards: A grid of 12 numbered, coloured square cards with dashed cutting guides. Each card features a large illustration of a lab item (e.g., beaker, test tube, Bunsen burner, safety goggles) and two to three bold question prompts, such as "What is the name of this equipment?", "What is it used for?", "How do you use this equipment safely?", or "Design an investigation...". A blank line/space is provided for written responses.

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These printable cards feature clear illustrations of common laboratory items (beaker, test tube, conical flask, measuring cylinder, pipette, funnel, balance, Bunsen burner, PPE) with short question prompts. They are ideal for checking vocabulary, prompting discussion about correct use and safety, or as a scaffold for students planning short investigations.

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