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Staff next N16
Id
N16
Component
B-later-4
Title
The train that liked the station
Complete learner account
A toy train story starts with the train wanting to explore. It follows a drawn track to a paper station. A friend hangs an Adventure sign there. The train decides that the station can be the beginning of a new story and stops beside the sign.
Child invitation
Change a story feature and explain the new meaning.
Possible staff worked
My friend hangs a Welcome Back sign instead. I keep the station ending but make the train return after its adventure.
Complete staff moves
Supply the whole original. Model another small change with a different toy. Child chooses a word, action, perspective or ending; identify its connection and what readers now imagine.
Observable next evidence
Purposeful connected adaptation, not forced colour replacement or copied model.
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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