Local Community Reference Poster

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Local Community Reference Poster: A single A4 portrait poster: large title 'Local Community Reference Poster' and a subtitle sentence; four coloured quadrant headers (1. PEOPLE - blue, 2. PLACES - green, 3. ENVIRONMENT - orange, 4. CONNECTIONS - purple) each with three illustrated icons and short sublabels (e.g. Individuals & families, Schools & education, Parks & green spaces, Communication & networks). Below left is '5. COMMUNITY ENQUIRY' with numbered steps (observe, ask, investigate, record...

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This printable is a one-page classroom poster to support lessons about local community and enquiry skills. It organises community elements into four labelled quadrants with simple icons and subcategories, provides a clear 5-step enquiry process (Observe, Ask, Investigate, Record, Share) and lists example sources and a short Think–Care–Act action prompt. Use it as an anchor display, a student reference during fieldwork or as a scaffold for planning small community investigations.

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