Ask after the child's first chance to decide. Neutral scribing is fine; do not supply the intended answer. A child may answer with an arrangement, point, gaze, gesture, words or pass.
Day
Prompt
31
“Which piece shows it is the same figure? Which clue says this is later?”
32
“What stayed where a viewer could see it, and what place changed?”
33
“When does your second scene begin? What would you clear or add?”
34
“Which layout helps your viewer notice a shift? What in it helps?”
35
“Use the new source. What stays, what changes and where is your scene boundary?”
36
“Where does your mark return, and what might a viewer connect?”
37
“What action happens again? What is different around it?”
38
“What single move did you revise, and what might a viewer notice now?”
39
“What is your own two-scene idea? Was any real work or audience actually encountered?”
40
“In this new fiction, which clue shows two moments and one return?”