# Nine original illustrated A4 pairs — exact alternatives

Every SVG/PDF one A4 page. Searchable PDFs are **not tagged**; this is the linear reading copy. Exact visible words below are complete in rendered reading order. Illustration descriptions distinguish drawn poses and text-proposed actions from actual movement/performance. Colour is supplementary; shape/pose/names provide cues. Adult reads one short prompt/source moment, not the whole page/ledger. Main outcome is a tiny child-owned scene, no audit worksheet needed.

**Complete no prop/print/touch/screen route:** adult reads given text/relation neutrally in chunks, child directs an own meaning/role/action with sign/AAC/words or agrees to an actual drawn/scripted artifact. Attribute reports; don't invent direct visual/performance notice. A tactile analogue is optional, locally approved, broad and stable, not a real performer/voice/emotion. Actual adult enactment versus actual child enactment/artifact/UNENACTED PLAN separate. Source text/graphics are original saved works; depicted setup/play unmade. O/P own answers/teacher models remain held; given exact source facts provide equal access, not a solution.

## one-prop

**One ordinary prop or none.** [PDF](one-prop.pdf) · [SVG](one-prop.svg).

**Illustration:** Three original diagram proposals across the upper page: flat wavy-edged cloth left, blank broad card middle, empty tabletop box right. No real props supplied or approved by the drawing. Large blank scene area below; no child story meaning/role/action filled in.

**Tactile / no-contact alternative:** Offer one actual locally approved broad prop only if welcomed, or read names with no object. Tactile analogue can represent broad shape, not actual safety/material/role. Child directs an original tiny scene without touch/print/screen.

**Exact visible wording in reading order:**

- One prop, your little story
- Original ordinary-prop proposals; child’s imagined meaning is not prefilled.
- WHAT COULD ONE ORDINARY PROP BECOME?
- FAMILIAR CLOTH
- BLANK CARD
- EMPTY TABLETOP BOX
- YOUR STORY / YOUR ROLE / ONE LITTLE ACTION
- Choose one, or imagine/draw/direct with no physical prop.
- Play one tiny moment if wanted; one gesture is enough.
- Props stay tabletop. No body/head/face/tying/climbing/container use.
- Drawing and plan are not automatically enacted drama.
- SubjectNest original Foundation Drama W9-10 · CC BY 4.0

## role-clue

**Same card, different proposed roles.** [PDF](role-clue.pdf) · [SVG](role-clue.svg).

**Illustration:** Two wide scene panels. Top: neutral figure left with drawn pointing arm towards/above ordinary flat blank card on stable table to right; curve backdrop suggests invented hill. Text states explorer/pretend map and proposed point. Bottom: same blank tabletop card, neutral left figure with drawn open palm towards it, framed backdrop suggests invented gallery. Text states visitor/pretend painting. Still poses are proposed, not actual motion or emotion.

**Tactile / no-contact alternative:** Read role/action/meaning in short chunks. Optional approved broad figure/card analogues on table can show proposed relation; actual adult enacted gesture needs separate record and agreement. Touch does not demonstrate role voice, body quality or real viewer interpretation.

**Exact visible wording in reading order:**

- A role gives a little clue
- Same ordinary blank card; proposed role/action gives an imagined meaning.
- ONE BLANK CARD · TWO PRETEND MEANINGS
- EXPLORER / PRETEND MAP · points above the card.
- VISITOR / PRETEND PAINTING · opens a palm towards it.
- These are text/diagram proposals, not performed actions.
- Choose your own meaning, role or clue. Silence is welcome.
- A still pose does not prove movement, real feeling or audience reading.
- SubjectNest original Foundation Drama W9-10 · CC BY 4.0

## place-play

**Choose invented place.** [PDF](place-play.pdf) · [SVG](place-play.svg).

**Illustration:** Two panels keep same blank tabletop card and left figure’s proposed pointing pose. Top curved backdrop denotes invented hill; lower framed backdrop denotes invented gallery. These are named fiction, not actual places/routes or a measured viewpoint. Child may choose another setting.

**Tactile / no-contact alternative:** Use spoken invented place names or approved broad backdrop analogues; neither is real local place evidence. Read exact proposal, attribute report. Child can direct an own scene without moving through space or touching props.

**Exact visible wording in reading order:**

- Your place, your moment
- Same proposed figure/card; invented backdrop can change the story context.
- WHERE COULD YOUR INVENTED MOMENT HAPPEN?
- AN INVENTED HILL
- AN INVENTED GALLERY
- Or a place you imagine. No real travel or place story needed.
- Your role, pretend object and one action belong to you.
- The tabletop stays safe; backdrop is fiction, not a local route.
- SubjectNest original Foundation Drama W9-10 · CC BY 4.0

## source-scene

**Card at the Lookout saved dramatic text.** [PDF](source-scene.pdf) · [SVG](source-scene.svg).

**Illustration:** Top original scene diagram: explorer left, proposed point above blank card right on tabletop, invented hill curve backdrop. Bottom: visitor left with proposed open palm, same blank card on tabletop, invented gallery frame. Exact captions give two text moments and optional fictional lines. Author/type/date/purpose/status at bottom. No performance photograph, actual voice/motion or audience supplied.

**Tactile / no-contact alternative:** Read one exact source moment at a time, not two diagrams at once. Optional approved broad analogues represent the scene. Text states action proposals; a still/tactile arrangement cannot prove actual enactment, unseen movement/voice/feeling. Record saved-text/report access and child response.

**Exact visible wording in reading order:**

- Card at the Lookout
- Read one invented moment at a time; same ordinary blank card stays flat.
- CARD AT THE LOOKOUT · PROP-MODEL-09
- A · EXPLORER AT INVENTED HILL / CARD AS PRETEND MAP
- Points above card, then looks ahead. “My pretend map has a place to find.”
- B · VISITOR AT INVENTED GALLERY / CARD AS PRETEND PAINTING
- Opens a palm, then pauses. “I can look at my pretend painting.”
- Actual original saved dramatic text/graphic · SubjectNest · 30 Sep 2026.
- Purpose: help imagine different story meanings for one ordinary prop.
- Depicted setup/enactments unmade. Not a photographed performance.
- SubjectNest original Foundation Drama W9-10 · CC BY 4.0

## meaning-swap

**Own new or kept story.** [PDF](meaning-swap.pdf) · [SVG](meaning-swap.svg).

**Illustration:** Upper panel has a possible explorer/pretend-map proposal: pointed arm, blank card on tabletop, invented hill. Large lower scene area blank for own meaning/role/place/action. No required change/creative answer prefilled; keeping a clue is possible.

**Tactile / no-contact alternative:** Name source proposal, then invite own meaning/clue via sign/AAC/direction. Approved large blank mat or no-material plan works. If adult draws/plays only after agreement, retain child authorship and actual adult contribution; plan is not child enactment.

**Exact visible wording in reading order:**

- Another story, if you want
- Original starting proposal and large blank own moment; no response chosen.
- SAME ORDINARY PROP · YOUR NEW OR KEPT STORY
- ONE POSSIBLE MAP / EXPLORER CLUE
- WHAT COULD YOUR PROP MEAN NOW?
- Choose an own meaning / role / place / action. Keep is possible.
- Play, draw or direct one tiny moment. No costume or neat pattern.
- Actual versions need actual records; no made-up before/after growth.
- SubjectNest original Foundation Drama W9-10 · CC BY 4.0

## tiny-surprise

**Own next action or pause.** [PDF](tiny-surprise.pdf) · [SVG](tiny-surprise.svg).

**Illustration:** Upper panel has neutral figure with lowered arm, blank card/table and invented hill. Caption proposes explorer pause/pretend map. Lower large area empty for the child’s next action/pause. No surprise sound/touch or actual improvisation supplied.

**Tactile / no-contact alternative:** Read the proposed pause; child directs an own next action or waits. Optional broad analogue supports planning only. Actual spontaneous play requires an actual event, not inferred motion from picture.

**Exact visible wording in reading order:**

- A little surprise you choose
- Original small starting scene and large empty space for the child’s next idea.
- WHAT MIGHT HAPPEN NEXT? WAITING IS POSSIBLE.
- A POSSIBLE EXPLORER PAUSE / PRETEND MAP
- YOUR LITTLE NEXT ACTION / OR PAUSE
- Invent a gentle next moment, keep the action, draw or direct.
- No surprise touch/sound, real repair, route or equipment task.
- A drawn next action is a proposal; actual improvisation happens in play.
- SubjectNest original Foundation Drama W9-10 · CC BY 4.0

## quiet-finish

**Private own version.** [PDF](quiet-finish.pdf) · [SVG](quiet-finish.svg).

**Illustration:** Upper original proposal: visitor with open palm towards blank tabletop card, framed invented gallery. It is labelled possible private moment, with no viewer figure. Large own-version area lower is blank. Child may keep/change/finish; audience response not prefilled.

**Tactile / no-contact alternative:** Read private-choice prompt. No tactile/physical audience needed. Optional real willing viewer requires separate agreement/event; a puppet/drawn figure is not actual viewer reading. Child can save an agreed drawing/script or just end actual play.

**Exact visible wording in reading order:**

- Your little story can stay private
- Large own-version area; intention and audience response are not prefilled.
- KEEP A LITTLE STORY YOU LIKE
- ONE POSSIBLE PRIVATE MOMENT / NO VIEWER SUPPLIED
- YOUR OWN VERSION / KEEP OR CHANGE
- Play it, direct it, draw it, or keep the plan. Your choice.
- Private keeping is valid. Ask a real viewer only if freely willing.
- Intended meaning and an actual viewer’s reading can differ.
- Actual form / maker / support: adult notes privately; no child audit card.
- SubjectNest original Foundation Drama W9-10 · CC BY 4.0

## fresh-o

**Held O given source only.** [PDF](fresh-o.pdf) · [SVG](fresh-o.svg).

**Illustration:** One original proposal panel: neutral sky-watcher figure left with drawn point towards/above broad flat cloth on table right; ridge-like zigzag backdrop, invented not a real location. Exact source says ordinary cloth becomes pretend cloud in the story, proposed point then still hand, optional fictional line. No actual action/weather/feeling supplied. Large child own-scene area below is blank.

**Tactile / no-contact alternative:** Read only exact given facts/action proposal. Optional approved broad cloth/figure analogue shows source relation, not real sky/weather/performance. Attribute read/report access; do not cue own creative answer. Child enacts/directs/draws/plans only by choice.

**Exact visible wording in reading order:**

- Check O: Your pretend object
- A new authored scene proposal; own creative moment stays blank.
- FRESH O · CLOTH AT THE IMAGINED RIDGE
- Ordinary cloth flat. In this story: PRETEND CLOUD.
- SKY WATCHER / INVENTED RIDGE
- Proposed action: points above it, then holds the hand still.
- Optional fictional line: “My pretend cloud can wait.”
- YOUR OWN MEANING / ROLE / PLACE / CLUE
- PROP-CHECK-O-09 · original saved text/graphic · 30 Sep 2026.
- Purpose: fresh prop meaning and role/action starting point.
- SubjectNest / NeuroForgeIO · depicted play unmade; no actual viewer.
- SubjectNest original Foundation Drama W9-10 · CC BY 4.0

## fresh-p

**Held P given source only.** [PDF](fresh-p.pdf) · [SVG](fresh-p.svg).

**Illustration:** One original proposal panel: neutral visitor left with drawn open palm towards ordinary broad blank card on table right; inverted-U hall backdrop denotes invented hall. Text says card is pretend doorway and proposes open palm then point beside, with optional fictional line. Nobody is drawn stepping through card; no actual doorway/performance/audience. Large own-scene area blank.

**Tactile / no-contact alternative:** Read exact source/meaning/action proposal in chunks, not a worked own answer. Optional approved broad analogues show relation only. Text supplies planned second point, not observed motion from still. No touch/print/screen route uses exact words/sign/AAC; child direction retains authorship with actual support/status recorded.

**Exact visible wording in reading order:**

- Check P: Your new little story
- A different fresh scene proposal; no required creative answer or audience.
- FRESH P · CARD AT THE IMAGINED HALL
- Ordinary blank card flat. In this story: PRETEND DOORWAY.
- VISITOR / INVENTED HALL
- Proposed action: opens a palm towards it, then points beside it.
- Optional fictional line: “Here is my pretend doorway.”
- YOUR OWN MEANING / ROLE / PLACE / CLUE
- PROP-CHECK-P-10 · original saved text/graphic · 30 Sep 2026.
- Purpose: different fresh role/action clue for an own scene.
- SubjectNest / NeuroForgeIO · play unmade; nobody steps through card.
- SubjectNest original Foundation Drama W9-10 · CC BY 4.0

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