# Twenty fully worked everyday-domain transfers

These invented swaps preserve the day's **drawing/label/attributed voice/claim limit**. They are not real objects, interviews or child outcomes. Fresh check people and marks remain outside ordinary practice before first responses. A diagram's visible marks alone do not prove material, historical purpose or use.

| Day | Worked swap 1 | Worked swap 2 |
| --- | --- | --- |
| 131 | **Toy clinic:** drawing has two round marks and one line → report those marks, not that a real toy was repaired. | **Garden play:** sketch has a bent path and a star → the star is drawn; no actual garden route is proved. |
| 132 | **Library game:** label says “three squares; purpose not recorded” → squares are described; “bookmark” stays a guess. | **Sport play:** catalogue says “one arrow, two bars; use unknown” → the marks do not prove scoring. |
| 133 | **Market play:** Eli says “I drew a circle to remember my basket” → Eli's reported intention, not every shopper's. | **Bus-play stop:** Ari says “my stripe reminded me of a seat” → Ari's account, no actual seating outcome. |
| 134 | **Pet-care game:** picture shows a paw outline; Kim says it reminded Kim of the toy shelf → caption both sources and leave other use open. | **Café play:** drawing shows three cup shapes; Lou says Lou drew them as a menu reminder → label Lou's purpose, not everyone's order. |
| 135 | **After check only · toy post:** a card drawing has two triangles; Elen says “I drew them to remember my tray”; a draft says “all used it as a stamp” → caption two drawn triangles and Elen’s stated tray purpose; stamp use remains unrecorded. | **After check only · book game:** sketch has one line; Dev says “my line reminded me of my shelf”; draft says “everyone carried a ticket” → keep the shown line and Dev’s account; ask a future willing-user source about actual carrying. |
| 136 | **Paper theatre:** draft calls a striped ticket a prize “everyone wore” → picture shows stripes; wearing and everyone remain open. | **Train-play stall:** label says unknown use, caption says “every rider used this map” → map use lacks a witness source. |
| 137 | **Art play:** Mei corrects “I did not say it was a badge; I drew it to mark my tray” → revise Mei attribution; others' uses open. | **Community-play kit:** Sam corrects a “flag” caption to “my own place marker” → Sam's correction does not prove nobody waved it. |
| 138 | **Book exchange:** drawing, label, Rai note, overbold sign, Rai correction → later correction changes sign wording, not drawing's marks. | **Garden-play bench:** sketch, catalogue, Noa note, draft, correction → order the source chain; do not invent a real date or use. |
| 139 | **Food-play menu:** image has two dots; Uma says dots were her menu cue → caption “Uma says,” not “everyone ordered this.” | **Game station:** paper card has one hole; Ben says he drew it for his own turn reminder → label Ben's report and keep all other turns unknown. |
| 140 | **After final check · game stall:** Kai’s sketch shows three squares; Kai corrects “all wore my badge” to “I drew squares for my turn reminder; other uses are unknown” → earlier sketch/later draft/after correction caption keeps Kai’s reminder and leaves wearing open. | **After final check · pretend kitchen:** drawing shows two lines; Rae corrects “everyone ordered” to “I drew the lines as my menu cue; I do not know other uses” → report Rae’s correction, keep the lines unchanged and ask what a willing other-user account could answer. |