Prediction and Conclusion Question Cards

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Prediction and Conclusion Question Cards: A titled header 'PREDICTION AND CONCLUSION QUESTION CARDS' followed by a 3xN grid of rectangular cards separated by dashed cut lines. Blue cards labelled 'PREDICTION' each contain a simple icon (thought cloud, magnifying glass, clock, test tube, scales, bar chart) and one short question (e.g. 'What do you think will happen?','Why do you think that will happen?'). Green cards labelled 'CONCLUSION' contain icons (check mark, magnifying glass, light bulb,...

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This A4 printable contains multiple small cards labelled PREDICTION (blue) and CONCLUSION (green). Each card pairs a clear icon with a short question such as 'What do you think will happen?' or 'What evidence supports your conclusion?' designed to prompt students to make hypotheses and reflect on results. The visual layout and dashed lines show where to cut the cards for classroom use.

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