Safety Symbols Recording Template

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Safety Symbols Recording Template: Large title and name/date/class box; Section 1 'Investigation Plan' with four short prompts and space for responses; Section 2 'Safety Symbol Key' with five coloured icons and short labels/descriptions (Warning, Prohibition, Mandatory, Safety/First Aid, Fire Equipment); Section 3 'Record Your Data' is a table with columns: Symbol Seen (icons down the left), Where Did You Find It?, Tally Marks, Total, Symbol Type (Use Key) and a TOTAL row; Section 4 shows a bla...

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This A4 template guides students through a short investigation of safety signs on the school site. It includes an investigation-planning box, a keyed list of common safety symbols, a tally/table for recording where symbols are seen, a blank bar-graph grid and prompt questions for analysis and reflection. Use it to teach symbol recognition, basic data collection and simple data representation alongside conversations about safety.

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