Lab Safety Scenario Cards

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Lab Safety Scenario Cards: A single A4 sheet with a large title 'LAB SAFETY SCENARIO CARDS' and brief instruction line; a 3x3 grid of dashed, cut-apart rectangular cards numbered 1–9. Each card has a coloured number circle, a short bold title (e.g. 'SPILL ON THE BENCH', 'NO SAFETY GLASSES'), a simple black-and-white icon illustrating the scenario, a thin coloured divider line, and three short prompt lines preceded by small icons: a warning triangle for 'What is the hazard?', a lightbulb for 'Wh...

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This A4 printable contains numbered, cut-out scenario cards showing common lab-safety incidents (e.g. spill on the bench, no safety glasses, broken glassware). Each card includes a small icon, a short title and three prompts: 'What is the hazard?', 'What should you do?' and 'Why?'. It's designed to practise hazard identification, risk-response choices and short written or oral justification.

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