Different people want different clues
Two people want different clues. Make a label for each. We can leave the maker unknown.
Paper, telling/signing/AAC, private work, rest or finish are all okay. A helper can read the source or do the moving you choose.
Pick a way
(a) Caption design studio: Make date-first and rule-first paper arrangements for the two supplied views.
(b) Purpose interview in fiction: Ask a helper to read the two O6 wishes; child directs a label change and names whose wish it fits.
(c) Reader find rehearsal: Use exact description/AAC/linear text to explain the two layouts; a genuine optional trial is recorded separately.
Complete selected sources
O6 — Two purposes and one lookup
Original fiction, collection-label discussion recorded 2026. Tali says: “I want the date beside the object description so I can find when the account is set.” Evan says: “I want the rules beside the game name so I can find what players do.” A third fictional person, Mina, looked for the maker field. The source records that lookup but no result or reply. The collection has a described paper game; its maker is unknown. These are particular supplied purposes, not diagnoses, universal reader needs or evidence about current pupils. Neither design is recorded as tested.
Whole drawing and complete text alternative.
Grown-up help
Offer one wanted route, not all three. Read the source neutrally, or support sign/AAC, dictation, broad marks and child-directed operation. Keep adult work separate. Rest, private work, pass or finish are valid options. Full teacher plan · Blank making mats.
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