Every SVG/PDF one A4 page. Searchable PDFs are not tagged; this is the linear reading copy. Exact visible words below are complete in rendered reading order. Illustration descriptions distinguish drawn poses and text-proposed actions from actual movement/performance. Colour is supplementary; shape/pose/names provide cues. Adult reads one short prompt/source moment, not the whole page/ledger. Main outcome is a tiny child-owned scene, no audit worksheet needed.
Complete no prop/print/touch/screen route: adult reads given text/relation neutrally in chunks, child directs an own meaning/role/action with sign/AAC/words or agrees to an actual drawn/scripted artifact. Attribute reports; don't invent direct visual/performance notice. A tactile analogue is optional, locally approved, broad and stable, not a real performer/voice/emotion. Actual adult enactment versus actual child enactment/artifact/UNENACTED PLAN separate. Source text/graphics are original saved works; depicted setup/play unmade. O/P own answers/teacher models remain held; given exact source facts provide equal access, not a solution.
one-prop
One ordinary prop or none. PDF · SVG.
Illustration: Three original diagram proposals across the upper page: flat wavy-edged cloth left, blank broad card middle, empty tabletop box right. No real props supplied or approved by the drawing. Large blank scene area below; no child story meaning/role/action filled in.
Tactile / no-contact alternative: Offer one actual locally approved broad prop only if welcomed, or read names with no object. Tactile analogue can represent broad shape, not actual safety/material/role. Child directs an original tiny scene without touch/print/screen.
Exact visible wording in reading order:
- One prop, your little story
- Original ordinary-prop proposals; child’s imagined meaning is not prefilled.
- WHAT COULD ONE ORDINARY PROP BECOME?
- FAMILIAR CLOTH
- BLANK CARD
- EMPTY TABLETOP BOX
- YOUR STORY / YOUR ROLE / ONE LITTLE ACTION
- Choose one, or imagine/draw/direct with no physical prop.
- Play one tiny moment if wanted; one gesture is enough.
- Props stay tabletop. No body/head/face/tying/climbing/container use.
- Drawing and plan are not automatically enacted drama.
- SubjectNest original Foundation Drama W9-10 · CC BY 4.0
role-clue
Same card, different proposed roles. PDF · SVG.
Illustration: Two wide scene panels. Top: neutral figure left with drawn pointing arm towards/above ordinary flat blank card on stable table to right; curve backdrop suggests invented hill. Text states explorer/pretend map and proposed point. Bottom: same blank tabletop card, neutral left figure with drawn open palm towards it, framed backdrop suggests invented gallery. Text states visitor/pretend painting. Still poses are proposed, not actual motion or emotion.
Tactile / no-contact alternative: Read role/action/meaning in short chunks. Optional approved broad figure/card analogues on table can show proposed relation; actual adult enacted gesture needs separate record and agreement. Touch does not demonstrate role voice, body quality or real viewer interpretation.
Exact visible wording in reading order:
- A role gives a little clue
- Same ordinary blank card; proposed role/action gives an imagined meaning.
- ONE BLANK CARD · TWO PRETEND MEANINGS
- EXPLORER / PRETEND MAP · points above the card.
- VISITOR / PRETEND PAINTING · opens a palm towards it.
- These are text/diagram proposals, not performed actions.
- Choose your own meaning, role or clue. Silence is welcome.
- A still pose does not prove movement, real feeling or audience reading.
- SubjectNest original Foundation Drama W9-10 · CC BY 4.0
place-play
Choose invented place. PDF · SVG.
Illustration: Two panels keep same blank tabletop card and left figure’s proposed pointing pose. Top curved backdrop denotes invented hill; lower framed backdrop denotes invented gallery. These are named fiction, not actual places/routes or a measured viewpoint. Child may choose another setting.
Tactile / no-contact alternative: Use spoken invented place names or approved broad backdrop analogues; neither is real local place evidence. Read exact proposal, attribute report. Child can direct an own scene without moving through space or touching props.
Exact visible wording in reading order:
- Your place, your moment
- Same proposed figure/card; invented backdrop can change the story context.
- WHERE COULD YOUR INVENTED MOMENT HAPPEN?
- AN INVENTED HILL
- AN INVENTED GALLERY
- Or a place you imagine. No real travel or place story needed.
- Your role, pretend object and one action belong to you.
- The tabletop stays safe; backdrop is fiction, not a local route.
- SubjectNest original Foundation Drama W9-10 · CC BY 4.0
source-scene
Card at the Lookout saved dramatic text. PDF · SVG.
Illustration: Top original scene diagram: explorer left, proposed point above blank card right on tabletop, invented hill curve backdrop. Bottom: visitor left with proposed open palm, same blank card on tabletop, invented gallery frame. Exact captions give two text moments and optional fictional lines. Author/type/date/purpose/status at bottom. No performance photograph, actual voice/motion or audience supplied.
Tactile / no-contact alternative: Read one exact source moment at a time, not two diagrams at once. Optional approved broad analogues represent the scene. Text states action proposals; a still/tactile arrangement cannot prove actual enactment, unseen movement/voice/feeling. Record saved-text/report access and child response.
Exact visible wording in reading order:
- Card at the Lookout
- Read one invented moment at a time; same ordinary blank card stays flat.
- CARD AT THE LOOKOUT · PROP-MODEL-09
- A · EXPLORER AT INVENTED HILL / CARD AS PRETEND MAP
- Points above card, then looks ahead. “My pretend map has a place to find.”
- B · VISITOR AT INVENTED GALLERY / CARD AS PRETEND PAINTING
- Opens a palm, then pauses. “I can look at my pretend painting.”
- Actual original saved dramatic text/graphic · SubjectNest · 30 Sep 2026.
- Purpose: help imagine different story meanings for one ordinary prop.
- Depicted setup/enactments unmade. Not a photographed performance.
- SubjectNest original Foundation Drama W9-10 · CC BY 4.0
meaning-swap
Own new or kept story. PDF · SVG.
Illustration: Upper panel has a possible explorer/pretend-map proposal: pointed arm, blank card on tabletop, invented hill. Large lower scene area blank for own meaning/role/place/action. No required change/creative answer prefilled; keeping a clue is possible.
Tactile / no-contact alternative: Name source proposal, then invite own meaning/clue via sign/AAC/direction. Approved large blank mat or no-material plan works. If adult draws/plays only after agreement, retain child authorship and actual adult contribution; plan is not child enactment.
Exact visible wording in reading order:
- Another story, if you want
- Original starting proposal and large blank own moment; no response chosen.
- SAME ORDINARY PROP · YOUR NEW OR KEPT STORY
- ONE POSSIBLE MAP / EXPLORER CLUE
- WHAT COULD YOUR PROP MEAN NOW?
- Choose an own meaning / role / place / action. Keep is possible.
- Play, draw or direct one tiny moment. No costume or neat pattern.
- Actual versions need actual records; no made-up before/after growth.
- SubjectNest original Foundation Drama W9-10 · CC BY 4.0
tiny-surprise
Own next action or pause. PDF · SVG.
Illustration: Upper panel has neutral figure with lowered arm, blank card/table and invented hill. Caption proposes explorer pause/pretend map. Lower large area empty for the child’s next action/pause. No surprise sound/touch or actual improvisation supplied.
Tactile / no-contact alternative: Read the proposed pause; child directs an own next action or waits. Optional broad analogue supports planning only. Actual spontaneous play requires an actual event, not inferred motion from picture.
Exact visible wording in reading order:
- A little surprise you choose
- Original small starting scene and large empty space for the child’s next idea.
- WHAT MIGHT HAPPEN NEXT? WAITING IS POSSIBLE.
- A POSSIBLE EXPLORER PAUSE / PRETEND MAP
- YOUR LITTLE NEXT ACTION / OR PAUSE
- Invent a gentle next moment, keep the action, draw or direct.
- No surprise touch/sound, real repair, route or equipment task.
- A drawn next action is a proposal; actual improvisation happens in play.
- SubjectNest original Foundation Drama W9-10 · CC BY 4.0
quiet-finish
Private own version. PDF · SVG.
Illustration: Upper original proposal: visitor with open palm towards blank tabletop card, framed invented gallery. It is labelled possible private moment, with no viewer figure. Large own-version area lower is blank. Child may keep/change/finish; audience response not prefilled.
Tactile / no-contact alternative: Read private-choice prompt. No tactile/physical audience needed. Optional real willing viewer requires separate agreement/event; a puppet/drawn figure is not actual viewer reading. Child can save an agreed drawing/script or just end actual play.
Exact visible wording in reading order:
- Your little story can stay private
- Large own-version area; intention and audience response are not prefilled.
- KEEP A LITTLE STORY YOU LIKE
- ONE POSSIBLE PRIVATE MOMENT / NO VIEWER SUPPLIED
- YOUR OWN VERSION / KEEP OR CHANGE
- Play it, direct it, draw it, or keep the plan. Your choice.
- Private keeping is valid. Ask a real viewer only if freely willing.
- Intended meaning and an actual viewer’s reading can differ.
- Actual form / maker / support: adult notes privately; no child audit card.
- SubjectNest original Foundation Drama W9-10 · CC BY 4.0
fresh-o
Held O given source only. PDF · SVG.
Illustration: One original proposal panel: neutral sky-watcher figure left with drawn point towards/above broad flat cloth on table right; ridge-like zigzag backdrop, invented not a real location. Exact source says ordinary cloth becomes pretend cloud in the story, proposed point then still hand, optional fictional line. No actual action/weather/feeling supplied. Large child own-scene area below is blank.
Tactile / no-contact alternative: Read only exact given facts/action proposal. Optional approved broad cloth/figure analogue shows source relation, not real sky/weather/performance. Attribute read/report access; do not cue own creative answer. Child enacts/directs/draws/plans only by choice.
Exact visible wording in reading order:
- Check O: Your pretend object
- A new authored scene proposal; own creative moment stays blank.
- FRESH O · CLOTH AT THE IMAGINED RIDGE
- Ordinary cloth flat. In this story: PRETEND CLOUD.
- SKY WATCHER / INVENTED RIDGE
- Proposed action: points above it, then holds the hand still.
- Optional fictional line: “My pretend cloud can wait.”
- YOUR OWN MEANING / ROLE / PLACE / CLUE
- PROP-CHECK-O-09 · original saved text/graphic · 30 Sep 2026.
- Purpose: fresh prop meaning and role/action starting point.
- SubjectNest / NeuroForgeIO · depicted play unmade; no actual viewer.
- SubjectNest original Foundation Drama W9-10 · CC BY 4.0
fresh-p
Held P given source only. PDF · SVG.
Illustration: One original proposal panel: neutral visitor left with drawn open palm towards ordinary broad blank card on table right; inverted-U hall backdrop denotes invented hall. Text says card is pretend doorway and proposes open palm then point beside, with optional fictional line. Nobody is drawn stepping through card; no actual doorway/performance/audience. Large own-scene area blank.
Tactile / no-contact alternative: Read exact source/meaning/action proposal in chunks, not a worked own answer. Optional approved broad analogues show relation only. Text supplies planned second point, not observed motion from still. No touch/print/screen route uses exact words/sign/AAC; child direction retains authorship with actual support/status recorded.
Exact visible wording in reading order:
- Check P: Your new little story
- A different fresh scene proposal; no required creative answer or audience.
- FRESH P · CARD AT THE IMAGINED HALL
- Ordinary blank card flat. In this story: PRETEND DOORWAY.
- VISITOR / INVENTED HALL
- Proposed action: opens a palm towards it, then points beside it.
- Optional fictional line: “Here is my pretend doorway.”
- YOUR OWN MEANING / ROLE / PLACE / CLUE
- PROP-CHECK-P-10 · original saved text/graphic · 30 Sep 2026.
- Purpose: different fresh role/action clue for an own scene.
- SubjectNest / NeuroForgeIO · play unmade; nobody steps through card.
- SubjectNest original Foundation Drama W9-10 · CC BY 4.0
Original educational text/diagram art © 2026 NeuroForgeIO Pty Ltd, SubjectNest, CC BY 4.0; curriculum/font/community-held rights separate.