SubjectNest · Foundation / Queensland Prep · Digital Technologies

Resource25–26 · flexible Days121–130 in the sequence

D-first · A private creature card · paper

A private creature card

In this invented account Ari chooses zigzag ears for an original imaginary creature drawing and chooses ZIG as its key. Ari directs helper Lee, who draws those chosen zigzags faithfully. A ready-made star picture from the pack is supplied by the adult; Ari did not make it. Ari calls the chosen creature-and-key example my own collection data and chooses to keep it private. No identifying name, address, photograph, login or upload is needed.

Original neutral source illustration for D-first: A private creature card. Two broad contribution panels at(40,100,250,235),(350,100,250,235). Left shows an original creature outline with zigzag ears, labelled ZIG; role caption Ari chooses / Lee draws as directed. Right shows an outlined supplied star, labelled Supplied star. A plain bottom strip repeats Private keep, not a person’s face/name/address/account. Use text role labels rather than gendered or culture-coded portraits. Complete fictional source: In this invented account Ari chooses zigzag ears for an original imaginary creature drawing and chooses ZIG as its key. Ari directs helper Lee, who draws those chosen zigzags faithfully. A ready-made star picture from the pack is supplied by the adult; Ari did not make it. Ari calls the chosen creature-and-key example my own collection data and chooses to keep it private. No identifying name, address, photograph, login or upload is needed. This is source material only; four own responses remain empty elsewhere. No staff criterion, worked response or next teaching is included.

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Original neutral source illustration for D-first: A private creature card. Two broad contribution panels at(40,100,250,235),(350,100,250,235). Left shows an original creature outline with zigzag ears, labelled ZIG; role caption Ari chooses / Lee draws as directed. Right shows an outlined supplied star, labelled Supplied star. A plain bottom strip repeats Private keep, not a person’s face/name/address/account. Use text role labels rather than gendered or culture-coded portraits. Complete fictional source: In this invented account Ari chooses zigzag ears for an original imaginary creature drawing and chooses ZIG as its key. Ari directs helper Lee, who draws those chosen zigzags faithfully. A ready-made star picture from the pack is supplied by the adult; Ari did not make it. Ari calls the chosen creature-and-key example my own collection data and chooses to keep it private. No identifying name, address, photograph, login or upload is needed. This is source material only; four own responses remain empty elsewhere. No staff criterion, worked response or next teaching is included.

Complete source

In this invented account Ari chooses zigzag ears for an original imaginary creature drawing and chooses ZIG as its key. Ari directs helper Lee, who draws those chosen zigzags faithfully. A ready-made star picture from the pack is supplied by the adult; Ari did not make it. Ari calls the chosen creature-and-key example my own collection data and chooses to keep it private. No identifying name, address, photograph, login or upload is needed.

Held neutral source illustration; seeing it is source exposure. No staff answers or filled own response.

Use after this target and an accessible response route have actually been offered. Confirm this whole source and staff responses have not been seen; otherwise label practice. A later offer requires a fresh whole source and an intervening teaching opportunity. Without prior evidence call it current first evidence, not progress.

Read the exact source neutrally, reread, use broad pointing/card movement/usual communication or scribe exactly as directed. Record actual help and prompts. Do not supply a model, explain an answer or fill the four own spaces before an attempt. Pass, private response, pause or a smaller later offer remain valid.

These source responses do not alone prove actual device familiarity/use, an actual learner-owned contribution, calibrated QCAA bands or causal gains. Those are separately observed evidence.

One selected prompt may be enough. Leave all unused places empty.