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a-later · The picture desk gets a weather reportYear 1 Science · T1 W9–10 · Assessment / A later source
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Complete new original Willow Hall fiction: the imaginary reporter's note for story Tuesday at eleven o'clock says no rain was visible during that short view from the stated indoor desk. Ria reports choosing the indoor cloud-character picture. The earlier forecast said rain was possible for this view, and remains labelled as an earlier prediction. No rainfall amount, whole-day weather, cause, actual child's activity or next result is supplied. A possible-rain forecast and this no-rain view are compatible. Use the child's actual saved first contribution for a comparison; if absent, that comparison stays unelicited.
Four exact prompts
- What new information is a report here?
- How does the report compare with your saved first idea?
- Did the forecast promise rain? Tell your idea.
- What would you keep, change or ask for your own next plan?
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