Bounds
All described events are original supplied fiction. No local experiment, child success, measurement, reader hearing ability or annual attainment is supplied.
Child invitation
Make a quiet job card from the pointing clue.
Different child try
Offer a new not-yet-tried pretend job chosen by the child. Child names which information would be needed before a result claim; that new result remains genuinely open.
Materials
Full printed/readable source, blank paper guide and optional exact scribing/AAC; no required device/audio/material purchase.
Next teaching
If job/action merge, offer a new lunch-box closing story: helper wants a short reminder but only points to a card. Ask which part describes a wish and which part says what happened; then child rebuilds two separate labels.
Observe
Listen/read/point for the exact source-qualified distinction named in the invitation; record authorship, support and actual/supplied/model mode. A selected label without its meaning does not prove the whole understanding.
Role
ordinary teaching/worked model; never independent held assessment evidence
Teacher moves
Move the pointing cue beside the quiet job. Ask which part was actually tried and which remains a reader question.
Whole original context source and possible worked
C02 fictional bicycle shop display uses a quiet spinning wheel drawing. Its card says “visitor points to START; no sound was used”. Ask child whether that is a sound result. Guided possible: “A pointing cue can do that job without sound.” Then leave their own different job open.