Complete supplied source
Fiction: Suri wants a guide for an agreeing person to begin an invented shop-label picture and leave a useful next-start arrangement while keeping finished work. Suitable broad whole sheets, card and a marking tool are available. Nobody has been asked or used it. No shop goods, text, design, guide, assembly, reply or return is given. No real selling, shop visit, money, personal data or actual message posting is required.
Exact question and source-specific next teaching
1. What would be ready, and what would the person do first?
Own heading: Ready and first use
B5: Look for an own purpose-linked ready feature and usable first instruction, no real shop activity. Worked possibility: an own blank-picture place with a communicated first drawing action. Unrelated next account: “Leo plans an invented weather-story caption. Leo has broad blank paper but no starting instruction.” Ask what the person would do first. After capture, teach the blank-ready/first-mark distinction through Leo's unperformed plan, then invite Suri's own start. No forecast or reading achievement is inferred.
2. What different guide or setup could do the job? Which do you prefer, and why?
Own heading: Another guide and my choice
B6: Look for a meaningful alternative in guide, cue, layout or sequence and an own reason. Worked possibility: a drawn sequence beside the sheet versus a verbal first/keep/return routine. Unrelated next account: “Wren plans an invented garden-name picture. Wren could use an agreed ready place or a spoken ready cue, with no trial.” Ask what would differ for the user and which purpose/preference could fit. Explain after capture, then return to Suri's own choice. A colour-only copy need not demonstrate a changed operation.
3. What would you use? What are your making/setup steps, and who acts?
Own heading: Parts, steps and actors
B7: Look for sensible proposed available parts/steps/operators with no manufacture supplied by the story. Worked possibility: choose a broad sheet, mark an own guide if suitable, place blank paper and communicate the start; name each planned actor. Unrelated next account: “Adult Kim marks child Ed's exact guide idea. Ed points to the desired sheet place, but nobody places it.” Ask which marking occurred and which placement remains proposed. Teach an exact step/actor account after capture, then invite Suri's procedure; the adult's marking remains adult work.
4. How would you keep finished work and get ready again? What remains untried?
Own heading: Keep, return and unknown
B8: Look for purposeful own keep/return routine and explicit untried status. Worked possibility: leave finished work intact in a keep place, propose a blank sheet ready and keep actual use/return open. Unrelated next account: “Dana describes a WAIT space for an unfinished notice, but does not mark it or return any part.” Ask how the pause would support the purpose and what is still a plan. After capture, teach a clear proposed part/place instruction, then invite Suri's own routine. No second-success claim.
Conditions
A/B first requires actual purpose, alternative, material/actor steps and ready/use/return instruction, normally after Day184 or equivalent. C-first needs actual actor/action/result/unknown and return instruction, normally after Day187 or equivalent. D-first needs actual source/attribution/familiarity distinction instruction, normally after Day189 or equivalent. Later means the matching family after genuine targeted teaching and exposure review; C/D may extend beyond Day190. Changed contexts, cues and source complexity are not calibrated equal difficulty. Document access versus supplied design support and familiarity/exposure. No scores are converted to Prep AP/MC/WW/EX/BA bands; no source answer certifies real child familiarity, manufacture or use.
Source · Empty own work · Capture and actual next teaching.
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