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Maker-tool picture shelfYear 1 HASS · T1 W5–6 · Contexts / C16 · Text version

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Complete original made-up record:

Adult-approved broad tool-picture cards are on a built paper shelf. A 2020 note proposes a tray; a 2024 note reports adding it in 2022. No actual sharp tool, child tool use or workshop entry is offered.

Make a useful little record

  1. Read or hear the complete record. Choose one clue worth showing.
  2. Make a three-label source strip: earlier proposal, later report and question still open. Point/direct/tell rather than copy a technical drawing.
  3. Keep your source clue beside your own words, mark or model. Tell why you kept it; choose a question, change or finish.
Grown-up help Keep note date and stated event year. If the story becomes proof of safe real tool storage, return to the paper model scope. Use broad ordinary paper or no objects; wanted neutral reading/exact writing/directed movement are available. An actual try has its own operator/result. Keep unknown/unmade status accurate. [Full ordinary cards](../stories/INDEX.html) · [Useful empty aids](../aids/INDEX.html).

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