Two possible care plansYear 1 HASS · T1 W5–6 · Projects / X08

Source review complete · local suitability still needs review.

Optional fifteen-to-thirty-minute making offer. Select a useful smaller part; no outing, purchase, interview or compulsory public sharing.

Full source or ordinary start

Fictional organiser Tori is responsible for a drawing table and adjacent return tray. Eli wants the tray found; Nori wants drawing space. A new tray label needs Tori's decision, not supplied.

Make it useful

Read or hear the whole source/start. Choose the clue or task you want to make useful.
Compare a label proposal with no change using source clue/idea/check cards or an exact account. An optional paper try is local to that model, not real approval.
Keep the source with your chosen product or exact account. Inspect a clue, explain keep/change and leave missing information open.

Grown-up help

Look for and teach next: Both choices are considered against a real supplied purpose and outstanding decision. If the child copies the adult's choice, offer a neutral source reread and record who supplied the idea.

Wanted neutral reading, usual communication, broad paper or no-object direction are available. Original source/plan/actual actor/result/unknown stay separate. This is ordinary supplementary teaching, not a held form. Own aids · Blank bench/paper.

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