V16 · Toy aquarium movement cards · own blank matYear 2 Science · T1 W9–10 · Assets / V16

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Title: Toy aquarium movement cards · own blank mat. Case D-first. Complete neutral source:
Original fictional toy-aquarium display. A paper-strip drawing has four selected positions: centre, right, centre, left. Caption: movement model, no time or sound measurement. Helper note: a slowly moved cloth strip was seen moving; no receiver effect or sound report was recorded. Referenced general fact cardF2 (NIH/NIDCD, How Do We Hear?, last updated16March2022): incoming sound waves make the eardrum vibrate. Job: explain what our model shows and what an actual receiver investigation would still need. No real eardrum or speaker experiment occurred here.

Exact own prompts and empty response spaces:
1. What does the four-position model show, and what does it not measure?
[Own response space genuinely empty.]
2. Separate the referenced general receiver fact from the helper’s supplied strip note.
[Own response space genuinely empty.]
3. For the stated explanation job, give one useful source-qualified message.
[Own response space genuinely empty.]
4. With guidance, ask a further receiver question whose real result is still open.
[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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V16 · Toy aquarium movement cards · own blank mat
Own blank paper mat · D-first
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Original fictional toy-aquarium display. A paper-strip drawing has four selected positions: centre, right, centre, left. Caption: movement model, no time or sound measurement. Helper note: a slowly moved cloth strip was seen moving; no receiver effect or sound report was recorded. Referenced general fact cardF2 (NIH/NIDCD, How Do We Hear?, last updated16March2022): incoming sound waves make the eardrum vibrate. Job: explain what our model shows and what an actual receiver investigation would still need. No real eardrum or speaker experiment occurred here.
1. What does the four-position model show, and what does it not measure?
2. Separate the referenced general receiver fact from the helper’s supplied strip note.
3. For the stated explanation job, give one useful source-qualified message.
4. With guidance, ask a further receiver question whose real result is still open.
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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Canvas840×2103; complete source text wrapped at24px; taller whole aid may span multiple print sheets without truncation. All figures/model words remain supplied, not own evidence.