Photosynthesis Process Sequencing Cards

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Photosynthesis Process Sequencing Cards: A4 portrait sheet titled 'Photosynthesis Process Sequencing Cards' with a brief instruction to cut out cards. Nine dashed-outline rectangular cards arranged in a 3x3 grid, each with a green circular step number in the top-left, a coloured illustration (sun, leaf, water drops, chloroplast, cell cross-section, hexagon + red circles, leaf with gases, sugar arrow to leaf, plant with roots), a bold heading (e.g. 'Sunlight', 'Carbon Dioxide', 'Water', 'Chlorop...

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This A4 printable contains nine dashed-cut cards, each numbered and illustrated, that describe one step in the photosynthesis process with a short heading and one–two sentence caption (e.g. Sunlight, Carbon Dioxide, Water, Chlorophyll, Energy Conversion, Sugar and Oxygen, Oxygen Released, Sugar Used or Stored, Process Complete). It is designed to help students practise ordering process steps, learn key vocabulary (chlorophyll, stomata, glucose) and explain cause–effect in plant biology. A short 'Key Idea' box at the bottom summarises the overall concept.

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