Dated factual/source cards — a real place, carefully scopedYear 1 HASS · T1 W1–2 · Complete fact cards

Source review complete · local suitability still needs review.

Adult reviews the original sources before giving a selected card. These original summaries are complete within the stated scope; they do not reproduce an entire original report. Keep every card's context/limits/rights with it. No child web search or visit is required. Source records and invented models are different.

D1 — Earlier council record — skate-park works

Place: Cedric Archer Park, Gracemere, Queensland

Provider/type: Rockhampton Regional Council · Historical council news report

Period: June 2016 construction report

Publication: 2016-06-24 · Update: not supplied · Checked: 2026-10-07

Complete supplied summary: Council reported that skate-park construction had begun that week. It expected completion in mid-August. The expectation is not evidence of the actual opening date.

Primary source: Earlier council record — skate-park works.

Actual source access: Current primary search reader supplied the report body and publication date; direct primary page opening returned 403. No downloaded full page or photo is claimed.

What this can/cannot support: A historical progress report, not today's on-site observation; it cannot establish an exact completion date, every intervening change or a child's visit.

Teaching use: A supplied source record for questions/ordering/feature interpretation; not an interview, child fieldwork or claim of an actual visit. Local-place relevance exists only for learners for whom Gracemere is relevant.

Rights: Facts paraphrased in newly written SubjectNest words; the original council wording/photos/maps/logo remain council/third-party material and are not bundled or relicensed. Council copyright page direct reader returned 403. Use links for adult verification; secure item permission before adding any outside asset.

D2 — Later checked council record — facility listed

Place: Cedric Archer Park, Gracemere, Queensland

Provider/type: Rockhampton Regional Council · Council facility page

Period: Current facility listing as checked, not a dated field visit

Publication: not supplied · Update: not supplied · Checked: 2026-10-07

Complete supplied summary: The council's facility page lists a skate park at Cedric Archer Park. Its supplied location is Ian Besch Drive, Gracemere. The check date is not its opening or publication date.

Primary source: Later checked council record — facility listed.

Actual source access: Whole current primary page read through web reader, including relevant feature and location body.

What this can/cannot support: The pair supports earlier reported construction versus a later listed facility. It does not prove actual finish day, that no skate activity existed earlier, current inspection, individual suitability or availability.

L1 — Public-place feature relationships

Place: Cedric Archer Park, Gracemere, Queensland

Provider/type: Rockhampton Regional Council · Council facility page

Period: Facility page as checked

Publication: not supplied · Update: not supplied · Checked: 2026-10-07

Complete supplied summary: The page places the pump track at the park's northern end and Touch of Paradise at its southern end. It describes water play between playground and skate park. Touch of Paradise includes a lagoon and pedestrian bridge.

Primary source: Public-place feature relationships.

Actual source access: Relevant complete current primary page body read; no photo/map artwork copied.

What this can/cannot support: These are source-reported relationships, not an exact route or scale. A lagoon's origin, cultural meaning and management history are not established by this short card. Relevant locality and current suitability need adult review.

D3 — A plan remains a plan until outcome is established

Place: Proposed dog off-leash area at Cedric Archer Park, Gracemere, Queensland

Provider/type: Rockhampton Regional Council / Engage Rockhampton Region · Council engagement project update

Period: Consultation-complete project update

Publication: not supplied · Update: 2026-06-19 · Checked: 2026-10-07

Complete supplied summary: The update says consultation has closed and council intends to proceed with a fenced area. Construction and opening are described as expected/anticipated with conditions. This card supplies no completed-opening record.

Primary source: A plan remains a plan until outcome is established.

Actual source access: Whole current primary project page read, including its update date and closed-survey notice.

What this can/cannot support: Do not say the area is open or invite current survey submissions. Anticipated timing is not completion; reopen/review the current update before use. A historical February invitation is not the current project status.

A careful D1/D2 worked interpretation

The earlier 2016 council record reports work beginning and an expected finish. The later checked listing names a skate park. The place name links the records, but provider is the same council, not two independent observers. Actual finish date and everything in between are unknown. Put source dates in order on an unscaled strip; do not measure a historical duration from gap sizes or write expectation as a completed event. These place records do not supply family structures/roles or parent/grandparent childhood comparison.

D3 gives a useful currentness check: a closed consultation/project plan can coexist with old invitation text. Read actual current status and its dates; neither a search heading nor a future date proves completed work.

Complete local replacement review governs adaptation, including source/question/answer changes together.

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