Day 46 · Earlier, later, and what changed
Before release, keep an idea if wanted. After the selected later note, describe one stated change; do not invent its cause.
Complete ordinary first source
Imaginary Tile Yard record from the same indoor viewpoint at story morning says the selected open patch has a visibly wet surface. The later afternoon record is separately held. No temperature, drying cause or intervening rain amount is supplied. Offer/save a tentative later feature idea or record that opportunity declined before release.
Pick one way
Route 46.1 · Two-frame editor
Use C11 and put/direct the labelled earlier and later frames into order. Add one changed-feature caption and compare with an actual saved first idea if present. The story time is the intended comparison difference, not an automatic fairness fault.
Say: “What changed in this view? What did your earlier idea say?”
Route 46.2 · Story choice switchboard
Read C12. Child directs a switchboard between the character's two drawing topics, then labels a separate own if-plan. Explain the source clue that informed the reported switch. There is no compulsory matching of everyone's favourite activity.
Say: “What clue changed this character's job?”
Route 46.3 · Missing-cause detective
Use C11's full pair with the new claim “The ground dried because it was hotter.” Child identifies that no temperature or cause was recorded and makes a useful further question. Do not replace one invented cause with another.
Say: “Which part is a clue, and which part is a guess?”
Tell, sign, AAC, point with confirmed meaning, draw, type or direct a helper. Rest, pass or stop. Your grown-up reads the source without supplying your relation. A later note has a separate release, never an automatic result.
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