V12 — Ordinary record lens — choose a trial. Original proposed aid. Role: Manipulate a meaningful information view and check table-graph relationships, without physical-simulation claims.
Complete visible source: Ordinary fictional town-display record, not real local soil data. The same described spoon size, 20 mL water addition, filter setup and 2-minute collection window were used for samples labelled R and S. Collected-water entries in mL are R: 6, 8, 7; S: 12, 10, 11. Six separate trials are shown. The notebook does not record plant growth, drinking-water quality, organism counts or long-term field conditions. The display reader asks how much was collected in each recorded trial, not which soil is always best. The adult can use the supplied record without conducting this physical procedure.
Complete layout and relationships: Whole six-record source/table visible. Four controls Trial1/Trial2/Trial3/Show all initially none selected; frame says No trial selected. Choice1 reveals R6/S12,2 R8/S10,3 R7/S11mL; Show all exposes all six. Shared zero/equal2mL ticks0–12, odd values half intervals and exact labels. View selection reveals existing fiction only; no time advance, new water, prediction, physical trial or own-word insertion. Four paper view cards with full table/conditions on reverse and complete spoken/AAC equivalent. No-JS shows full table/static views honestly.
Visible labels in reading order: V12 ordinary supplied record lens No trial selected initially Trial1 R6/S12mL Trial2 R8/S10mL Trial3 R7/S11mL Show all six records Zero/equal2mL ticks/exact numerals 20mL input/same filter/2minute wait supplied Choice reveals fiction, not experiment My explanation empty
Own-work state: Selection does not fill own text. Explanation empty; no autoplay/sound/sensor/score. 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: Trial1: R6/S12mL; common zero, equal2mL ticks0–12. Values7/11 halfway between neighbouring ticks, exact numerals. Trial2: R8/S10mL; common zero, equal2mL ticks0–12. Values7/11 halfway between neighbouring ticks, exact numerals. Trial3: R7/S11mL; common zero, equal2mL ticks0–12. Values7/11 halfway between neighbouring ticks, exact numerals. My explanation — genuinely empty interior
Complete actual visible wording, in reading order: V12 · Ordinary record lens — choose a trial Original supplied source / ordinary model Ordinary fictional town-display record, not real local soil data. The same described spoon size, 20 mL water addition, filter setup and 2-minute collection window were used for samples labelled R and S. Collected-water entries in mL are R: 6, 8, 7; S: 12, 10, 11. Six separate trials are shown. The notebook does not record plant growth, drinking-water quality, organism counts or long-term field conditions. The display reader asks how much was collected in each recorded trial, not which soil is always best. The adult can use the supplied record without conducting this physical procedure. Whole table: Trial1 R6/S12mL · Trial2 R8/S10mL · Trial3 R7/S11mL. Same described spoon,20mL input,filter and2minute window. Six separate supplied trials. Initially: No trial selected. Four paper views: Trial1,Trial2,Trial3,Show all. Each deliberate choice reveals existing fiction; no experiment, new water or own words. Trial 1 · collected water (mL) 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 R 6 mL 6 S 12 mL 12 Trial 2 · collected water (mL) 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 R 8 mL 8 S 10 mL 10 Trial 3 · collected water (mL) 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 R 7 mL 7 S 11 mL 11 Show all: all three paired views above. Full table/conditions are retained for every view; the paper cards use these same records. My explanation Selection does not fill own text. Explanation empty; no autoplay/sound/sensor/score. Original NeuroForge/SubjectNest2026 · education CC BY4.0. Full text alternative supplied. Paper Finish erases nothing. Whole canvas840×2251. This large readable vector can be zoomed. Matching HTML paper pages paginate text and empty responses instead of shrinking the whole vector onto one sheet.