SubjectNest · Year 3 Science · Term 1 · Weeks 09–10 · sequence Days 41–50
V03 · Job-and-clue duet
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V03 — Job-and-clue duet. Original proposed aid. Role: Link a property and source to a practical job while keeping untested outcomes open.
Complete visible source:
Ordinary fictional pop-up workshop. Mina makes a foldable aluminium backdrop for a puppet scene; the labelled foil bends into a curve. A separate diagram shows a copper electrical wire in a reading lamp. F2 describes copper as a good electrical conductor and links this property to wiring. F1 describes aluminium foil as thin rolled aluminium. No child is asked to handle electricity or prove conductivity. Mina's curved backdrop stands only in the supplied drawing. Its strength, heat performance and suitability for outdoor weather have not been measured.
Complete layout and relationships:
Full source first. Parallel ordinary lanes: foil backdrop→supplied bend→curved puppet backdrop job; copper lamp diagram→F2 conduction reference→wiring job. Each connector explains why the property matters, not that a drawing tested electricity. Still untested flags name outdoor strength/heat or actual conductivity. Empty own lane below: Job, Source/property clue, Explanation, Boundary. No live apparatus resembling an instruction.
Visible labels in reading order:
V03 two useful jobs
Foil supplied bend→curved backdrop
Copper F2 conduction→wiring
Actual conductivity untested
Outdoor strength/heat unmeasured
My job
My clue/source
My explanation
My boundary
Own-work state: Four own boxes empty; no universal best-material claim/electrical handling.
No hidden sound, colour-only clue, actual experiment, local observation, reader success or automatic verdict. All visible source relationships are given as text; helper reads verbatim and leaves own areas blank.
Actual generated original plane:
Foil lane: Supplied bending into a curve → curved puppet-backdrop job
Copper lane: F2 conduction knowledge → wiring use; no powered test
My reader job — genuinely empty interior
My clue and source — genuinely empty interior
My explanation — genuinely empty interior
My boundary — genuinely empty interior
Complete actual visible wording, in reading order:
V03 · Job-and-clue duet
Original supplied source / ordinary model
Ordinary fictional pop-up workshop. Mina makes a foldable aluminium backdrop for a puppet scene; the labelled foil bends into a curve. A separate diagram shows a copper electrical wire in a reading lamp. F2 describes copper as a good electrical conductor and links this property to wiring. F1 describes aluminium foil as thin rolled aluminium. No child is asked to handle electricity or prove conductivity. Mina's curved backdrop stands only in the supplied drawing. Its strength, heat performance and suitability for outdoor weather have not been measured.
Foil lane
Supplied bending into a curve → curved puppet-backdrop job
Copper lane
F2 conduction knowledge → wiring use; no powered test
Untested outdoor strength, heating and actual conductivity remain open.
My reader job
My clue and source
My explanation
My boundary
Four own boxes empty; no universal best-material claim/electrical handling.
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