Make a tiny report for a real job
Pick your reader. Make a useful message. Ask what is clear and what needs work.
Choose one way to try. You can pause, pass, point, talk, dictate, draw or write.
Read the complete source: C17 · A useful folded pocket · C18 · Source and suggestion
- Home · Make a tiny report for a real job · a small home offer
- Small project · Make a tiny report for a real job · a small project
- Blank work sheet
- Read together · full original story
- V09 · visual and full alternative
Choose a way
Build a display
Arrange blank report cards and an optional sketch on a folded stand. A partner follows it and asks one question before the child chooses an edit.
Speak, sign or dictate
Use usual communication to compose and rehearse. Record the child’s message and support; no recording, camera, account or public sharing is required.
Write and revise
Make two chosen drafts and explain one change against the reader’s job. Check sentence grouping, tense and selected words after the meaning is established.
Try your own message
The paper work sheet has more room.