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Teacher copy: This page may include teaching prompts or answer keys. Answer keys in this public library can be viewed by anyone. Give learners a clean prompt, use checks as formative evidence, and change a case locally when prior access matters.

Open after saving a child's first G/H response. Accept drawing, broad fixed cards, raised labels, AAC or neutral scribing. A child may create other coherent drama during play; these specified public checks have constrained one-card answers. Paper choices do not prove acting, social interaction, emotion, voice control or full curriculum achievement.

Check A · G

Starting FIND → HIDE in WORKSHOP. Keep first action FIND and place WORKSHOP; change second action HIDE → OFFER. Answer: FIND → OFFER. Exactly one action card changes. The intended paper visitor is fictional; a learner-directed adult move is adult enactment/direction, not the child's performed interaction. If a child changes FIND as well, revisit one-held/one-changed with an unrelated practice pair after recording the first response.

Check B · H

Starting FINDER SHOWS BOX / FINDER SHOWS BOX in WORKSHOP. Keep SHOWS BOX and WORKSHOP in both frames, keep first FINDER, change second role FINDER → BUILDER. Answer: FINDER SHOWS BOX / BUILDER SHOWS BOX. Exactly one role label changes. An enacted child scene, child narration, child-directed adult/puppet scene, paper plan shown to a willing person, puppet-only rehearsal and pass must be recorded as different events. A paper plan share does not demonstrate performed drama; puppet-only rehearsal/pass is not actual-audience sharing.

Ten quick evidence and next-teaching rows

Day Record observable evidence Next teaching if uncertain
1 Chosen invented place, fixed visitor and child reason. Overlay VISITOR on two place cards; change only place.
2 Role/action pair and held gallery; chosen reason. Match each role card to its proposed action; keep setting fixed.
3 LOOK first, chosen WAIT/SHOW second and reason. Use numbered two-cell strip and read first/then neutrally.
4 Chosen focus object and arrow; intended effect. Overlay two focus arrows on same object pair.
5 First G action change and reason before key. After check, use unrelated two-beat practice for one change.
6 A/B first-turn order and who offers/looks. Put each figure above its action in two separate rows.
7 FIND held, second WAIT/SHOW choice and reason. Revisit first/then with broad cards, no forced stillness.
8 Child-devised place/role/three beats and actual mode. Rebuild beginning/middle/end with a neutral scribe.
9 First-party maker question; actual recipient and medium or rehearsal/pass. Arrange authorised real drama and a willing audience later.
10 First H second-role change, held place/action, reason and actual share if any. Use unrelated role-label swaps after saving first response.

Boundary: For AC9ADRFE01, encounter an authorised real work and maker/community context. For AC9ADRFP01, document actual willing-audience sharing and its medium. For enacted role, voice/movement or interaction, observe those separately with consent and access planning. Do not infer skill, empathy or diagnosis from route or silence.