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Resource25–26 · flexible Days121–130 in the sequence

Eight empty finder spacesFoundation Digital Tech · T3 W25–26 · Art / V20

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Eight empty finder spaces. Labels in order: My finding job; My first item or representation; My first key; My second item or representation; My second key; My third item or representation; My third key; My wanted key. Every interior is empty. Own activity only. Use the exact eight-field paper Finder contract. One item/key is sufficient; extra pairs are optional. All eight spaces start empty. A learner may draw, write, dictate, point to separate broad materials or pass. The image supplies no learner content.

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Eight empty finder spaces. Labels in order: My finding job; My first item or representation; My first key; My second item or representation; My second key; My third item or representation; My third key; My wanted key. Every interior is empty. Own activity only. Use the exact eight-field paper Finder contract. One item/key is sufficient; extra pairs are optional. All eight spaces start empty. A learner may draw, write, dictate, point to separate broad materials or pass. The image supplies no learner content.

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Own activity only. Use the exact eight-field paper Finder contract. One item/key is sufficient; extra pairs are optional. All eight spaces start empty.

Genuinely blank own aid. Adult examples appear in separate ordinary/staff material only.

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