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Staff next N06
Id
N06
Component
A-later-2
Title
A picture behind a curtain
Complete learner account
A tiny paper stage has a loose curtain card in front of a star picture. Slide the curtain aside, then point to the star. A player can choose their story title before or after revealing it. This is paper play; nothing needs a real curtain.
Child invitation
Explain one necessary order and one choice that can swap.
Possible staff worked
The curtain must move before I can point to the uncovered star in this route. Title choice can happen either time.
Complete staff moves
Use fully visible text pieces. Model before/after on another covered card, then let the child arrange this route and explain its dependency. Compare two valid title placements.
Observable next evidence
Necessary versus interchangeable actions remain distinct; do not require fine motor performance.
Entry
Adult reads the whole source neutrally when wanted; exact child-directed recording, pointing/sign/AAC/drawing/type/speech remain available. Match print separately; no voice/neatness/speed gate.
Own page contract
Genuine empty practice space first, complete neutral source in initially closed same-page disclosure, separate staff model; never auto-fill.
Rights
Original SubjectNest educational expression CC BY4.0.
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