Complete held source: Original fiction. A broad paper theatre cue has an existing fold. It begins as a low V at a drawn curtain on a flat mat. A helper presses its edge toward a drawn stage mark. During contact it moves nearer the stage mark and becomes flatter. After release it rests nearer and flatter than its first V. Exact force, complete path, later stability and an uncreased cue result are not supplied. No child operation is described.
Exact own prompt: Name or show a motion clue and a shape clue from the source. You may take one at a time.
Descriptive criterion: Distinguishes nearer movement/resting place from becoming/resting flatter; both selected distinctions may use speech, pictures, sign or AAC.
Worked possibility, after own evidence: Nearer the stage mark is the motion clue. Flatter than the first V is the shape clue.
Complete unrelated next account · A two-clue toy-shop tab
Full source: Original unrelated fiction. A folded paper tab begins at a drawn shelf. A helper presses toward a drawn till; it shifts nearer and becomes flatter, then rests nearer/flatter. No next attempt.
Own invitation: Choose one motion clue and one shape clue.
Teach: Use two large blank areas for where and shape. Let the learner place or dictate one clue at a time. Ask which supplied words support each and keep exact distance absent.
Observe: Nearer relates to position/motion; flatter relates to shape, with both resting clues recognised.
Record the first exact evidence before help. A later source requires an actually recorded separate teaching opportunity. Source reasoning does not award an unperformed procedure or observation. Declined/not offered/not elicited/selected relation not shown remain distinct. This is not an official band or an annual grade.