Id
S01
Day
41
Home
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H01
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Pocket-shop detective, 5 minutes, no purchases: look with an adult at a safe labelled object or use C01 in full. Say one thing a label supplies and one thing it leaves open. Make a tiny “source / useful job / question” card. The adult reads labels, keeps food/electrical safety decisions separate and scribes your words if wanted. If no object is convenient, point to the supplied foil account; no local-object observation is then claimed.
Project
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X01
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X01 — Visitor trail badge, 15–25 minutes or two short visits. Materials: large plain paper, writing or AAC, complete C01/C06 and F1/F2. Choose lunchbox reader or lamp-display reader. Read the chosen complete context, name its source, make a three-part resource/job/question badge and explain one connection. Invite an actual reader only with consent. Keep unknown manufacturer/mine open. An acceptable ordinary possible badge names the labelled metal and a source-described use; it does not prove performance. Record whether the child chose, linked and questioned or the adult supplied a step.
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Id
W01
Complete activity
W01 — Label, clue, question. Read C01 complete. Four empty spaces: 1 What does the package label supply? 2 What fold detail is supplied in the account? 3 What useful job would your reader want explained? 4 What location or test remains open? Respond with drawing/words/spoken-scribed/AAC, one space at a time if useful. Staff ordinary discussion may connect aluminium to F1 after the response; this is not a held assessment.
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Written narration
Id
N01
Transcript
Let’s give a useful thing a backstory. This ordinary card is labelled aluminium. We can see a fold in the story, and a source describes a making trail from bauxite. That source did not tell us where this particular sheet came from. You can make a pocket trail, a quiet explanation or a big heading card. Pick a job that matters to your reader. Leave a space for what you still want to find out. A small honest clue can be useful.
Status
Written read-aloud transcript only; no audio generated or listening-tested
Id
S02
Day
42
Home
Id
H02
Complete activity
Backstory concertina, 5–8 minutes: use the four complete supplied stages from Day42. Fold or direct an adult to fold four panels. Read each name in order and add a question about the unknown maker. Use large flat cards if folding is tiring. This is a source-described manufacturing story, not a kitchen experiment; do not heat or extract material.
Project
Id
X02
Complete activity
X02 — Repair-display route map, 20 minutes split if wanted. Materials: complete C03/C04, four large cards, paper arrows and words/pointing support. Put ore, alumina, metal and foil on a source-labelled path. On a separate mat model rock components with paper tiles, leaving names unknown. Make a reader note explaining how a making path differs from a component model. A possible ordinary response names the beginning resource and final made product; tiles do not become identified minerals. Ask an actual reader what one arrow means only if available. Keep the original stage sources visible throughout.
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W02
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W02 — A making path. Read the complete Day42 account. Four empty spaces: 1 What is the named beginning resource? 2 What is the named final made product? 3 What source supports the order? 4 What does the rock-component model not identify? Write, draw, dictate or use cards without a completed example inside an own space. Staff can discuss C03 afterwards; ordinary practice does not substitute for an untouched held response.
Own spaces
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Written narration
Id
N02
Transcript
A thing can have several names as people make it. The source describes bauxite ore, alumina, aluminium metal and foil. This is an industrial story; we are reading its stages, not doing that processing. Our paper rock model tells a different story about components. Its colours do not name minerals. Try a path or a components picture and label what your model means. You can leave the maker or mine as a question.
Status
Written read-aloud transcript only; no audio generated or listening-tested
Id
S03
Day
43
Home
Id
H03
Complete activity
Make a prop note, 5 minutes: choose the complete C05 folded-sign account or a safe plain-paper shape at home. Name the job, one supplied or actual paper property and an open performance question. Attribute your own paper observation accurately; a paper bend is not an aluminium test. No electricity, food-use claim or outdoor trial is required.
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Id
X03
Complete activity
X03 — Puppet-maker help card, 20–30 minutes. Materials: complete Day43 workshop/F1/F2, large paper, optional safe plain-paper prop. Choose backdrop, sign or lamp-display reader. Make one property-to-job explanation and a separate boundary flap. If using an actual paper prop, record its real behaviour and call it paper. Include provider conduction only as source-described copper knowledge; never wire a circuit for this job. A possible ordinary response links the supplied curve to the backdrop need while leaving stability open. A reader can ask a question; absent feedback stays empty. Revise one phrase or keep it with a reason.
Worksheet
Id
W03
Complete activity
W03 — Job, property, evidence. Read C05 and C06 complete. Empty spaces: 1 Choose one job. 2 What property is relevant to that job? 3 Is your clue supplied, provider-described or actually observed? 4 What further performance is unknown? Keep two sources distinct if choosing to use both. A helper may write verbatim and read back; the evidence record names that support.
Own spaces
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Written narration
Id
N03
Transcript
A property can help with a job. In our story a bend matters for a curved backdrop. In a separate source, copper’s electrical conduction matters for wiring. A picture of a wire did not test conduction. You can explain one useful link without calling a material best for everything. Make your own prop note or quiet explanation. Add a question for a performance we have not checked yet.
Status
Written read-aloud transcript only; no audio generated or listening-tested
Id
S04
Day
44
Home
Id
H04
Complete activity
Soil-role doors, 5–8 minutes: read C07/C08 and F3 without handling soil. Choose habitat or water as well as plants. Draw a general role and label any imaginary organism as imagined. Tell an adult one thing the supplied view cannot show. You do not need a garden, purchase or dirty-material activity.
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Id
X04
Complete activity
X04 — Soil display for busy visitors, two 15-minute sessions. Materials: complete Day44/F3, three big headings, paper flaps or AAC. Make Plant, Habitat and Water doors. Explain two source-supported roles with one specimen-level unknown each. Put the full source card beside the doors so a visitor can check it. A possible ordinary habitat door says soil can be habitat but our sketch names no organism. Do not promise drinking-water safety or plant growth from the general role. Invite a visitor question or self-check whether your source and actual observation are distinct. Keep the product for a later source update rather than requiring field collection.
Worksheet
Id
W04
Complete activity
W04 — What a view shows. Read Day44 complete. Empty spaces: 1 Name a supplied visible feature. 2 Give one source-described soil role. 3 What organism or local water result is not supplied? 4 What question would help your chosen reader? It is fine to answer by pointing to headings plus confirming the helper’s words. No animal label or complete role sentence appears prefilled.
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Written narration
Id
N04
Transcript
Soil has more than one useful role. A source describes plant support, habitat and water roles. Our little display sketch shows leaf bits and spaces; it does not show which animals live in a real pot. A habitat can matter even when a small picture shows no worm. Pick a door for your reader. Tell them which idea comes from the source, and leave a useful local question open.
Status
Written read-aloud transcript only; no audio generated or listening-tested
Id
S05
Day
45
Home
Id
H05
Complete activity
Museum question pocket, 5 minutes: use the complete ordinary Day45 museum account. Make one components caption and one open token question. Let your child choose words, drawing, AAC or a pass. Do not open a held later source or staff key as a home game before an agreed first response; home practice is not a check quota.
Project
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X05
Complete activity
X05 — Components postcard exchange, 20 minutes. Materials: complete C04 and ordinary Day45, large paper component shapes. Make a postcard that explains rock components without naming them from colour. On the back leave a question about a separately unlabelled token. Invite an actual recipient or use a private imagined reader clearly labelled imagined. A possible ordinary caption says the paper components model a relationship and do not identify the minerals. Keep both surfaces part of the full source, so an attractive picture does not erase the unknowns. If a child declines writing, direct a helper through large components and confirm the recorded meaning.
Worksheet
Id
W05
Complete activity
W05 — Ordinary museum note. Read Day45 ordinary source complete. Empty spaces: 1 What relationship does the components source describe? 2 What does the drawing model? 3 Which names remain unknown? 4 What would you ask about the token? These ordinary prompts are separate from all eight held-source prompts. Record actual source exposure and support rather than treating worksheet length as a grade.
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Written narration
Id
N05
Transcript
You can show an idea before you see another clue. Today you might choose an ordinary museum caption or, with your adult, one separate own-source check. There is no race and no hidden answer in your empty spaces. In the ordinary model, paper pieces show components, and names can stay unknown. A question is useful work too. You can ask for help, choose a different route or pass.
Status
Written read-aloud transcript only; no audio generated or listening-tested
Id
S06
Day
46
Home
Id
H06
Complete activity
Paper ruler helper, 5–10 minutes: with an adult and familiar ruler choose two large plain-paper pieces on a clear desk. State a question and visible-clue prediction before measuring. Align zero, read endpoints and record actual cm values; note who operated/read the ruler. If no ruler or energy is available, use the complete Day46 diagram and call it supplied diagram reading.
Project
Id
X06
Complete activity
X06 — Storeroom base card, two 15-minute sessions. Materials: complete Day46, familiar cm ruler and large plain-paper rectangles only if local adult approves. Choose diagram explanation or actual-paper comparison. Write the exact base question and source/mode. For actual work record a prior prediction, matched ruler/orientation, procedure and obtained readings; stop if alignment is uncomfortable or unsafe. For the supplied drawing use 4/6 cm with its identity, never pretend to predict an already supplied outcome. Make a useful size card with a boundary about hardness and real-rock dimensions. A possible diagram explanation compares T and S by 2 cm; actual-paper work must keep its own different results.
Worksheet
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W06
Complete activity
W06 — Question before result. Read Day46 complete. Empty spaces: 1 What exact feature will you compare? 2 What is your prediction or, if using the retrospective diagram, which prior prediction is not available? 3 What procedure/matched factors and safe stop suit your mode? 4 What supplied or actual readings and boundary can you record? Label prediction, plan and obtained outcome separately; staff does not replace actual data with the diagram values.
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Written narration
Id
N06
Transcript
Ask a small question before you measure. Which base is longer? In the supplied diagram S is four centimetres and T is six, but those numbers are already in the story. They are not your secret future result. If you try new paper pieces, make your prediction first, then use the ruler and keep what you really read. Counting intervals from zero helps. A length does not tell us hardness or where a rock came from.
Status
Written read-aloud transcript only; no audio generated or listening-tested
Id
S07
Day
47
Home
Id
H07
Complete activity
Table-to-column check, 5–8 minutes: use the complete Day47 six-row record. Choose one named trial and draw two columns with a zero baseline and equal mL scale. Read each back to its sample/trial/table entry. Keep the all-six source visible; no water or soil setup is needed, and no universal soil-quality verdict follows.
Project
Id
X07
Complete activity
X07 — Notebook rescue gallery, two 15-minute sessions. Materials: complete Day47 record, large paper or unit cards. Make all six Sample/Trial/Collected-water-mL rows. Choose a trial consciously and represent its two values on a zero-based equal-interval column graph. Put the full table beside it and state the subset selection. A possible ordinary comparison describes R’s lower recorded collection values within this setup, not better growth. Ask a willing reader to trace a chosen column to its source or do a self-check honestly. Add a missing-evidence flap for a different question about plants or local soil. No physical trial is required or credited.
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W07
Complete activity
W07 — Keep all six records. Read Day47 complete. Empty spaces: 1 Make or direct the complete table with sample/trial/unit. 2 Which trial will your columns show? 3 What comparison is supported by the complete record? 4 What different question remains unanswered? Use large units, verbal listing or AAC with a helper if drawing is tiring; the actual chosen representation and support are recorded.
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Written narration
Id
N07
Transcript
A table can stop a record getting lost. Our town-display notebook has six supplied collected-water entries. A graph can show one chosen trial, but the reader needs its name and unit. Keep the complete table beside it. Lower collected water in this setup is a pattern; it is not a promise about tomato growth or safe drinking water. Make a record a reader can trace back.
Status
Written read-aloud transcript only; no audio generated or listening-tested
Id
S08
Day
48
Home
Id
H08
Complete activity
Plan not promise, 5 minutes: use Day48’s complete fictional code and bed entries. Explain one present decision and leave tomorrow open. The adult reads the whole code before responding. Do not use this pretend code as advice for a real household plant; a real plant question needs its own reviewed information.
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X08
Complete activity
X08 — Decision flap for a garden-plan reader, 20–30 minutes. Materials: complete Day48 and F4, paper flaps/heading cards or AAC. Choose L or M; keep the complete fictional legend visible. Make Record, Explanation, Plan and Next-evidence panels. Read F4 as a separate historical provider example of information supporting decisions, without adopting old uptake/yield numbers. A possible ordinary L explanation uses the BLUE record to justify the fictional pause plan; tomorrow remains empty. Invite a real reader’s question or mark it imagined. Do not simulate a real sensor or claim improved crop results. The practical product is an understandable decision trail.
Worksheet
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W08
Complete activity
W08 — Code to need. Read Day48 complete. Empty spaces: 1 Which bed and supplied code did you select? 2 What does that code mean under this fictional legend? 3 How does it support the supplied plan? 4 What later evidence is still needed? No colour or action is preselected in your own spaces. A quiet reading gives the same source without an automatic sound or flashing signal.
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Written narration
Id
N08
Transcript
Information can help a decision. In our fictional garden plan, blue and red have meanings written in a code. Read that code before you decide. It can support today’s proposed action without telling us tomorrow’s result. A separate CSIRO source describes soil-water information helping farmers. Our paper board is not their sensor. Make a trail that helps a reader see the reason and the next question.
Status
Written read-aloud transcript only; no audio generated or listening-tested
Id
S09
Day
49
Home
Id
H09
Complete activity
One useful revision, 5–8 minutes: choose an ordinary trail already made or C17 complete. Ask a willing family reader one question about its source, or label a pretend question as imagined. Change or keep one feature with your child’s reason. No filming, account, upload or public sharing is needed. Keep actual silence as no feedback.
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X09
Complete activity
X09 — Reader-ready resource mini-show, two 20-minute sessions. Materials: ordinary full source of choice, F1/F2/F3, existing own work, big paper/Desk/paper headings. Choose a real or explicitly imagined reader and one useful outcome: trace a resource, understand a soil role or distinguish evidence from an open claim. Make an initial version, ask one actual question if consented and available, then make or deliberately keep a second version with a reason. A possible ordinary change labels the foil fold as observed and making trail as provider information. Adapt size, speech/AAC or tactile headings while keeping that meaning. Record support and feedback truthfully; no audience success is assumed.
Worksheet
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W09
Complete activity
W09 — Owner-chosen versions. Read Day49 complete. Empty spaces: 1 Who is your chosen reader and useful job? 2 Which source supports your explanation? 3 What feature will you keep or change, and why? 4 What feedback actually occurred, or what is still imagined/open? No “reader loved it” tick is preset. A helper can read both own versions aloud and let you confirm the difference.
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Id
N09
Transcript
Your reader might need a larger label, a quiet explanation or a clearer source. Pick what would help them use your trail. You can keep a good feature instead of changing everything. If someone really gives feedback, name it as their feedback; if nobody replies, leave that part open. Compare your own versions and give a reason for one choice. The tool won’t score or rewrite your words.
Status
Written read-aloud transcript only; no audio generated or listening-tested
Id
S10
Day
50
Home
Id
H10
Complete activity
Keep and question pocket, 5 minutes: choose one ordinary product. Give a reason to keep/change/open one feature and an evidence question for later. Let your child take the paper, dictate one note or pass. Leaving the optional digital Desk loses its temporary memory work; manually record chosen words before departure if wanted.
Project
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X10
Complete activity
X10 — Resource-trail folio, two 15-minute visits. Materials: one or two own ordinary products, their complete sources, paper folder/AAC or Desk. Choose one supported explanation and keep its source beside it. Record one owner-chosen version decision, one unknown and one manageable proposed evidence job. A possible ordinary next job asks an adult to check a specific public maker source; it is not a completed search or a mine visit. A real reader can use the folio privately; sharing is optional. For later held assessment use a separate source/prerequisite gate and record, not this ordinary product as an untouched response. The folio is a partial learning trail, not annual certification.
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W10
Complete activity
W10 — A useful next trail. Read Day50 complete. Empty spaces: 1 Which source-backed feature will you keep? 2 What own change or open decision has a reason? 3 What evidence is still missing? 4 What manageable new question or proposed plan follows? Record only actual work and chosen support; “next” is not a promised successful outcome. These four ordinary prompts do not replace the matched held family prompts.
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Written narration
Id
N10
Transcript
Keep a trail that helps someone. You can name a source, explain a useful job and leave a question for later. A question about a maker or a local place needs its own evidence; we won’t fill it in just to finish the page. You can carry your paper home or manually keep chosen digital words before leaving. Today’s work is one part of learning Science, not a certificate for a whole year.
Status
Written read-aloud transcript only; no audio generated or listening-tested