Safety Symbols Reference Poster

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Safety Symbols Reference Poster: Bold header 'Safety Symbols Reference Poster'; three main horizontal sections: DANGER (red diamond icons with labels and one-line explanations: Flammable, Explosive, Toxic, Corrosive, Health Hazard, Irritant/Harmful), CAUTION (yellow triangle icons: Oxidising, Electrical Hazard, Hot Surface, Radiation, Slip/Trip) and SAFE PRACTICE (blue circular icons: Wear eye protection, Wear protective clothing, Wear gloves, Use ventilation, Wash hands, Read instructions). Bo...

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This printable is a compact reference poster of safety symbols used in science practicals and around the school (danger/hazard, caution/warning, safe-practice). Each symbol is paired with a short label and one-line explanation, plus a bottom checklist of 'Think before you act' reminders. Use it to introduce vocabulary for hazards and personal protective equipment, or as a quick visual reminder during investigations.

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