These invented swaps keep the day's count, named perspective, claim limit and next question. They are not real child surveys or care outcomes. Fresh check people/features remain outside ordinary practice before first responses.
| Day | Worked swap 1 | Worked swap 2 |
|---|---|---|
| 121 | Toy clinic: 3 paper people pick book tray, 2 pick puzzle tray → among these five, book tray got more picks; not all visitors everywhere. | Garden game: 2 pick seed bench, 3 pick water picture → five choices shown; actual garden visitors unknown. |
| 122 | Library game: 4 choose book pile, 1 chooses drawing pad → counts known; why each chose is not on the board. | Sports play: 3 choose target A, 2 target B → chosen target known; comfort and access not shown. |
| 123 | Market play: Eli says “I like the crate for sorting” → Eli's reason; an anonymous tally cannot identify Eli's token. | Bus-play stop: Ari says “I like the shade card for reading” → Ari's view alone, not every passenger. |
| 124 | Pet-care game: Kim says brush shelf helps Kim find tools; Lou says mat gives Lou floor space → different uses, not a group verdict. | Café play: Mei likes quiet cup shelf; Sam likes wide drawing counter → two attributed reasons, neither cancels the other. |
| 125 | After check only, new practice: 3 choose card box and 2 choose toy shelf → count bounded to five. | After check only, new practice: one named visitor explains a choice → name source without assigning them an anonymous vote. |
| 126 | Paper pool desk: 4 of 6 pick window; helper says “everyone wants window; remove table” → first count may be true, universal and removal not established. | Train-play stall: 2 pick map, 1 ticket; sign says “ticket desk closed” as a plan → no completed closure or outcome shown. |
| 127 | Art play: if wide shelf closed, a model-maker might need another surface → ask model-maker/keeper before claiming benefit. | Community-play kit: if quiet box moved, a reader might lose a preferred spot → ask whose use changes; do not assume harm occurred. |
| 128 | Book exchange: “Will users find new shelf?” → future approved observation could help, but is not yet obtained. | Garden-play bench: “Why did Bo choose bench?” → voluntary Bo account could answer; count chart cannot. |
| 129 | Food-play menu: two choose pears, one apples; Rai says why Rai likes apples; closure of apple tray is only proposed → explain count, voice and unknown. | Game station: three choose cards, two choose blocks; one builder needs blocks → tell both and ask before removal. |
| 130 | After final check, new practice: five paper votes favour shade but one named visitor values sun desk → preserve both sources. | After final check, new practice: suggested removal of a play mat → planned decision, not action or accessibility result. |