Assessment
Observe the project-specific distinction and the child’s reason for one change. This ordinary project is supported teaching, not a new independent held task by renaming it.
Build steps
- Choose the stated product purpose and a reader; child may choose a private pretend reader.
- Build the specific organiser/product described in the complete named X01 Whole project section. Keep actual, supplied and model evidence in clearly named places; leave unobserved outcomes genuinely open.
- Check one exact source clue against the complete source, then add a child-authored next question. Use the matching worksheet labels without copying an ordinary or staff worked answer.
- Invite a willing reader to locate one chosen feature, or use a silent helper rehearsal. Keep real feedback separate from imagined feedback. Revise one useful label if child agrees.
Extension
Choose a genuinely new everyday job after the product is useful; plan missing observations before claiming its performance.
Materials
Folded scrap paper, pencil/picture or tactile labels and a matching full context; SoundDesk optional. School approves any chosen real objects before use.
Ownership
Child chooses which part to keep/share. Adult may help operate/scribe but records who did what; sharing and audience size do not determine science achievement.
Quiet equivalent
All product construction and source checking can be completed on paper with full supplied notes, pointing/AAC or exact scribing; no audio/device required.
Whole project
ProjectX01: make two pockets labelled “wanted job” and “what we know”. Place one original job picture and one observation/supplied-note card in separate pockets. A reader chooses a quiet path. Publish only with permission; keep the untried outcome open.