A museum picture finder at homeFoundation Digital Tech · T3 W25–26 · Home / H05
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A made-up museum card set uses SHELL for an invented shell drawing and BONE for an invented bone drawing. The request is SHELL.
Day
125
Family question
Would you like to keep this, change one thing, or stop here?
Home access
Five to ten flexible unpiloted minutes, or one tiny start. Broad scrap paper and a helper are enough. No print/device/account/photo/food/cutting/private identifiers or public share. Pass/rest/private/return; helper roles recorded.
Id
H05
Invitation
Invent a creature exhibit with one card and a useful local key. Try an own idea before the adult reasoning; all own places start empty.
Next offer
Add a second invented shell drawing only if you actually create it.
Notice
Notice how the supplied SHELL key finds its invented picture, or how a child explains a clearly stated own key. This is ordinary practice, not an eligible unseen first assessment.
Steps
Read or neutrally describe the complete source; ask which picture the child would like to find before showing a model.
SHELL returns the drawn card; no specimen identification is supplied. Offer an own harmless item/key choice rather than require this supplied answer.
Make/direct one broad card or a faithful spoken/signed/AAC record. Show the given key or the child’s clearly stated own key.
Try one wanted request and keep only what actually happens; a picture/plan is not a real system encounter.
Title
A museum picture finder at home
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Reviewed source editionSource review is complete for this two-week edition. Local suitability and classroom use still need review. Earlier candidate or pending-review words are retained in the original files; full-year coverage, translations and audio are not claimed.
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