“Pick a page. Let's see where it goes.”
Set up
Learn what a choice changes and how to return. Supply C01's complete KITE/CAVE show and three labelled broad cards. On the local Choice Show, an adult loads that ordinary model; on paper, START is one card and each destination a separate card. 15–20 minutes, or one 3-minute choice.
Use scrap paper and three broad cards, or a familiar locally approved device. A short chosen part is enough. A wanted helper reads or constructs exactly as directed; name who chooses and who operates.
Run the session
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Read both supplied picture meanings and link rules.
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Let the child choose one using their familiar communication.
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Predict that page from the rule without calling it observed.
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Actually activate the button or turn the corresponding paper card; keep the literal page seen if a trial occurs.
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Use Back to return to START.
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Choose the other page or stop; compare source prediction and actual result only if both exist.
Choose a route
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111a: Child directly activates one visible digital button then Back, exploring input/display for the useful show.
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111b: Child directs a wanted operator through exactly the chosen button and Back; record direction and adult operation separately.
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111c: Child selects a broad picture card; a willing paper operator follows the written link and physically returns START. All explore choice/destination/return; only an actual system encounter can supply digital-use evidence.
Notice and next help
Can the child connect one chosen input with its supplied destination? If they guess from picture position, cover the artwork and read the rule using C02's ordinary menu. Do not treat speed, speech or completing both branches as quality.
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