SubjectNest · Year 2 Science · Term 1 · Weeks 09–10 · sequence Days 41–50
V13 · Puppet mechanic action notes · own blank mat
neutral held complete source plus four exact own empty response spaces; staff material excluded
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Title: Puppet mechanic action notes · own blank mat. Case A-first. Complete neutral source:
Original fictional puppet mechanic notes. Job: a short cue before the toy garage opens. Trial1: helper gently taps an empty plastic box once; supplied report “short tap”. Trial2: same box, helper rubs one edge once; supplied report “longer scratchy sound”. Same helper and observer spot are stated. Force was not measured. Before trials the helper predicted the two actions would give different reports. No trial with a real garage audience is supplied.
Exact own prompts and empty response spaces:
1. Name the two actions and one difference in the supplied reports.
[Own response space genuinely empty.]
2. Which supplied clue shows what happened rather than only what was predicted?
[Own response space genuinely empty.]
3. For the stated short-cue job, what might you choose and why? Say what remains untried.
[Own response space genuinely empty.]
4. With guidance, suggest one way to keep a new action comparison similar and ask a further question.
[Own response space genuinely empty.]
Role is neutral held source. No criterion, staff possible response or next-teaching account appears. Child can draw, sign, point, speak, AAC or dictate exact words; teacher records support and eligibility. No actual result is invented.
Actual original plane and relationships:
Own response1 empty — genuinely empty own region
Own response2 empty — genuinely empty own region
Own response3 empty — genuinely empty own region
Own response4 empty — genuinely empty own region
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V13 · Puppet mechanic action notes · own blank mat
Own blank paper mat · A-first
Complete source — fictional records; any general reference stays attributed
Original fictional puppet mechanic notes. Job: a short cue before the toy garage opens. Trial1: helper gently taps an empty plastic box once; supplied report “short tap”. Trial2: same box, helper rubs one edge once; supplied report “longer scratchy sound”. Same helper and observer spot are stated. Force was not measured. Before trials the helper predicted the two actions would give different reports. No trial with a real garage audience is supplied.
1. Name the two actions and one difference in the supplied reports.
2. Which supplied clue shows what happened rather than only what was predicted?
3. For the stated short-cue job, what might you choose and why? Say what remains untried.
4. With guidance, suggest one way to keep a new action comparison similar and ask a further question.
Same complete source and prompts for drawing / words / speech / sign / AAC / exact scribing.
Four own response areas stay genuinely empty; prompts/source only, no staff keys.
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