Natural Resources Scenario Cards

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Natural Resources Scenario Cards: A4 portrait header 'Natural Resources Scenario Cards' with a one-line cut instruction; 12 dashed-border rectangular cards arranged in a 3x4 grid. Each card shows a numbered coloured circle, a bold topic title (e.g. 'Fresh Water', 'Forests', 'Soil'), a colourful illustrative icon (waterfall, trees, soil pile, oil barrel & coal, kangaroo, wind turbine, rocks/crystals, fish/seaweed, sun/solar panel, farmland, natural disaster scene, hands holding Earth) and a shor...

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This A4 printable contains 12 numbered scenario cards (Fresh Water, Forests, Soil, Fossil Fuels, Wildlife, Wind Energy, Minerals, Ocean Resources, Sunlight, Land Use, Natural Disasters, Conservation). Each card has a clear icon, a short paragraph describing a localised problem or situation, and 1–2 prompt questions to guide student thinking about impacts, beneficiaries and solutions. Use it to prompt enquiry, debate, cause/effect analysis or to seed small research projects.

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