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The parcel-picture studioYear 1 HASS · T1 W5–6 · Checks / D first source
Original fiction. A paper parcel-picture shelf stands beside a drawing mat. Studio helpers returned broad picture cards to a marked box. Speaker Arielle says, “I want the box easy to find.” Speaker Bo says, “I want space beside the shelf to draw.” Jules is the responsible model organiser. A broad shelf label is proposed but explicitly unmade. The source does not record Jules’s decision or any reader reply. No actual delivery, private address or child shopping information is supplied.
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