Science Observation Label Cards

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Science Observation Label Cards: Portrait A4 page headed 'Science Observation Label Cards' with a 3-column grid of rectangular cards separated by dashed cut lines. Each card shows a colourful icon above a bold one-word label (examples: LOOK, SMELL, SOUND, TOUCH, TASTE, COLOUR, SIZE, MASS, TEMPERATURE, TIME, VOLUME, OBSERVE CAREFULLY, RECORD, COMPARE, ASK QUESTIONS, PREDICT, TEST, CONCLUDE) and a short one-line prompt or question beneath the label; icons are simple and high-contrast; scissor ico...

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This A4 printable contains a grid of dashed-line cut-out cards labelled with observation prompts (e.g. LOOK, SMELL, TOUCH, TASTE), measurement terms (SIZE, MASS, VOLUME, TEMPERATURE, TIME) and enquiry steps (PREDICT, TEST, CONCLUDE, RECORD, COMPARE, ASK QUESTIONS). Each card pairs a colourful icon, a large bold label and a one-line question or instruction to prompt student responses. Use it as quick station labels, student prompts, or a vocabulary scaffold during practical science lessons.

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