Weather and Climate Scenario Cards

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Weather and Climate Scenario Cards: Large header 'WEATHER AND CLIMATE SCENARIO CARDS'; 'How to use' box with 3 numbered steps and a 'Scenario number' fillable box; a large 'SCENARIO' box with prompt 'What is happening?'; 'WEATHER OR CLIMATE?' box asking 'Is this about short-term weather or long-term climate? Why?'; labelled boxes for 'EVIDENCE' (list or sketch data), 'CAUSES' (what could be causing this?), 'IMPACTS' (impacts on people, places and environment), 'ACTIONS & SOLUTIONS' (responses a...

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This printable is a single-page scenario mat titled 'Weather and Climate Scenario Cards' that guides students through analysing a given weather or climate scenario. Each labelled box prompts students to note the scenario, decide whether it is weather or climate, list evidence, suggest causes, describe impacts, and propose actions/solutions, finishing with a short conclusion and key vocabulary. Use alongside separate scenario cards (drawn or distributed) as a structured recording sheet for enquiry, discussion and planning.

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