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A quiet story choice · Whole text alternativeFoundation Design Tech · T4 W35–36 · Aids / Ordinary purpose alternative · Text version

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An unrelated original model proposes choosing the next pretend story scene. It is not a real child's product or a held task.

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The original SVG has a cream rectangular background, a dark title at the top, and white rounded panels with dark teal outlines, arranged in two columns from left to right and then downward. Labels sit above each panel. It has no hidden photograph, provider design, colour-only instruction or small-token requirement. No arrow silently establishes an action.

Wanted job is above the left panel in row 1. Its white interior contains these exact lines: Choose the next pretend scene. / Keep it quiet and private.

Player action is above the right panel in row 1. Its white interior contains these exact lines: Point to an own scene drawing. / Then tell an invented next event.

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An unrelated original model proposes choosing the next pretend story scene. It is not a real child's product or a held task. Panel 1, Wanted job: Choose the next pretend scene. Keep it quiet and private. Panel 2, Player action: Point to an own scene drawing. Then tell an invented next event.

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