Renewable Energy Pros/cons Cards

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Renewable Energy Pros/cons Cards: A single A4 sheet with a large title 'Renewable Energy Pros/cons Cards', five tall header cards across the top labelled SOLAR ENERGY, WIND ENERGY, HYDRO ENERGY, BIOMASS ENERGY, GEOTHERMAL ENERGY with matching icons; beneath are multiple small dashed-border cut-out cards in a grid. Each small card has a coloured label ('PRO' in green/blue/orange or 'CON' in red), a short sentence (e.g. 'The sun is free and abundant', 'Wind does not always blow') and a supporting...

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This printable provides labelled header cards for five renewable energy types and multiple small 'PRO' and 'CON' cut-out cards with short, illustrated statements. It is designed to support class discussion and classification of benefits and drawbacks of different renewables and to build subject vocabulary and reasoning about environmental impact. Sentences are short and supported by icons to help comprehension.

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