Your own words · A local paper note and a familiar menu face

Your grown-up can read the story and one taught question neutrally. Use blank paper, pointing, directing, speech, sign or AAC if wanted. All four spaces start empty. Stop or rest when you want. Typed words are temporary; leaving or reloading can lose them. Reading this story below keeps you on this same page.

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Two source roles. Real dated fact F2: on 12 October 2026, Rockhampton Regional Council’s Yellow lid Recycling Wheelie Bin page lists paper and cardboard among accepted household categories and asks for accepted recyclables to be loose and clean. Primary link: https://www.rockhamptonregion.qld.gov.au/CouncilServices/Rockhampton-Regional-Waste-and-Recycling/Bins-and-Collections/Yellow-lid-Recycling-Wheelie-Bin. The note does not approve every item, promise our design’s recyclability or tell whether a sheet will stand. Original fiction: Tess says, “I know our classroom pretend-menu face. I noticed its wide marked front.” Its maker gives no explanation. No actual learner experience, disposal, standing test or maker reply is supplied.

My component 1: What does the Council note support, and which design claims would need other evidence?

My component 2: Explore one approved genuinely familiar display feature if wanted; otherwise label new-picture practice honestly.

My component 3: Someone says, “Every paper display will stand and can go in any recycling bin.” Does this page tell us that? What could we check?

My component 4: Give an own purpose, material/form reason and next learning question for a new display job.