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Keep a good part, change a useful partFoundation Design Tech · T4 W37–38 · Child / Day 188

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Which part would you keep, change or ask about? What is your reason? Keeping a part is a choice too. A new idea can wait until you want to try it.

  1. Choose one way to take part. One useful part is enough.
  2. Keep your own idea before an example. A helper can read or record your exact words.
  3. You can keep it private, pause, finish or return.

Choose a way

1

Point to or mark one part of your drawing. Say why you want to keep or change it.

2

Ask a willing helper to move one part as you direct. Say who moved it.

3

Tell or sign two of your own ideas. Choose a part you want and say why. Nothing has to be made.

Grown-up help

Complete teacher plan · Home offer · Larger activity. Offer the actual locally suitable drawing/message opportunity and name actors. Ordinary stories are fiction; help starts after first own capture. Held checks require actual prior teaching/exposure review; public criteria are separate. Use C15/C16 only as ordinary practice.

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