A make-believe weather story
Given: Choices CLOUD STORY→A “The paper character notices an imaginary cloud”; WIND STORY→B “The paper character draws imaginary windy lines”. Neither is a forecast. Job / invitation: Author a fictional story branch with own pictures and two rules. Worked: Cloud selects A; wind selects B. Keeping the child-chosen invented story distinct from a dated weather report prevents a drawing being used as current evidence. Next: If a current local fact is wanted, an adult separately checks a current official weather source and rewrites the factual card with date and limits; the invented story remains invented.