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Exact linear readings and tactile/no-print routesFoundation HASS · T3 W27–28 · Print · Text Alternatives

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SVG title/description and selectable PDF text support access; PDFs are not tagged and no PDF/UA or classroom accessibility certification is claimed. Each exact linear reading below transcribes all visible page text in reading order, including attribution. Read the source script or fresh learner prompts neutrally. Colour is never the only cue. Tactile construction is an offered route requiring individual local review, not tested access evidence. No worked assessment answers are added.

paper-marker-archive-card.svg / paper-marker-archive-card.pdf

Exact visible text: SUBJECTNEST · FOUNDATION HASS · W27–28 Paper Marker Box · drawing and label Three drawn bars and one round hole. All sources are invented. SOURCE A · DRAWING SOURCE B · CATALOGUE “Paper Marker Box: narrow strip drawing, three dark bars, one round hole. Use not recorded.” ARCHIVE NOTE The collection name does not identify actual material. A drawing is not an object test or witnessed use. Original fictional material · SubjectNest by NeuroForgeIO Pty Ltd © 2026 · CC BY 4.0 · exact text/tactile alternatives in pack

Illustration and tactile/no-print: Place three separate raised short bars below one round ring on a narrow raised strip outline. Read A/B exactly; do not identify actual material or use. Make broad, fixed pieces; touch is optional.

mira-maker-note.svg / mira-maker-note.pdf

Exact visible text: SUBJECTNEST · FOUNDATION HASS · W27–28 Mira · one maker account A personal purpose remains attributed to its speaker. SOURCE C · MIRA'S MAKER NOTE “I drew the three bars so I would remember which tray to return my model to.” PRETEND TRAY WHOSE ACCOUNT? Mira reports Mira's purpose. The tray icon illustrates her note; it is not a recorded return or other-user history. Original fictional material · SubjectNest by NeuroForgeIO Pty Ltd © 2026 · CC BY 4.0 · exact text/tactile alternatives in pack

Illustration and tactile/no-print: Use a narrow strip, three raised bars, one ring and a broad tray outline. Keep a separate MIRA name card beside C. The tray represents the note only, not an observed return.

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Exact visible text: SUBJECTNEST · FOUNDATION HASS · W27–28 A later draft · check its words This caption is a fictional draft to examine, not a new use record. SOURCE D · LATER DRAFT CAPTION “Mira said this was a bookmark that everyone used.” ? DRAFT WORDS NEED A SOURCE CHECK COMPARE BEFORE REPORTING What does this draft print? Which earlier source supports each clause? A printed draft alone is not a witnessed history. Original fictional material · SubjectNest by NeuroForgeIO Pty Ltd © 2026 · CC BY 4.0 · exact text/tactile alternatives in pack

Illustration and tactile/no-print: Place a broad D card beside a bookmark-outline illustration and a question-mark tile. Read D exactly. Compare source wording using separate A/B/C cards.

mira-correction.svg / mira-correction.pdf

Exact visible text: SUBJECTNEST · FOUNDATION HASS · W27–28 Mira · correction and open use A corrected report does not settle every possible later use. SOURCE E · MIRA'S CORRECTION “I did not say it was a bookmark. I said I drew the bars to remember my tray. I do not know how anyone else used it.” ? MIRA SAYS OTHER USERS? CORRECTION HAS A LIMIT Correct what may be attributed to Mira. Other people's uses stay open. The invented correction grants no real display permission. Original fictional material · SubjectNest by NeuroForgeIO Pty Ltd © 2026 · CC BY 4.0 · exact text/tactile alternatives in pack

Illustration and tactile/no-print: Use E beside a MIRA card and a separate blank OTHER USERS tray. A tick and question mark depict correction and a remaining question; they do not add evidence.

source-scope-mat.svg / source-scope-mat.pdf

Exact visible text: SUBJECTNEST · FOUNDATION HASS · W27–28 Source scope · four separate trays Place a fact beside its source; leave a gap visible. A / B · DRAWING AND CATALOGUE Three bars; one hole; use not recorded. C · MIRA SAYS Mira drew the bars as her own tray reminder. D / E · DRAFT AND CORRECTION Check the draft against Mira’s actual note and correction. UNKNOWN · OTHER USERS A blank use record is not a claim that nobody used it. Original fictional material · SubjectNest by NeuroForgeIO Pty Ltd © 2026 · CC BY 4.0 · exact text/tactile alternatives in pack

Illustration and tactile/no-print: Make four broad numbered trays matching the four printed headings. Keep drawing/label, Mira account, draft/correction and unknown cards separate. Do not rely on colour.

caption-revision-mat.svg / caption-revision-mat.pdf

Exact visible text: SUBJECTNEST · FOUNDATION HASS · W27–28 Caption revision · make a faithful label Point, dictate, sign, use AAC or direct a scribe. Blank lines are optional. 1 · MARKS AND SOURCE What is shown in the drawing? 2 · SPEAKER AND SOURCE What does Mira say was her purpose? 3 · EARLIER / LATER / AFTER Which words changed after the correction? 4 · STILL UNKNOWN What respectful question might a future source answer? Original fictional material · SubjectNest by NeuroForgeIO Pty Ltd © 2026 · CC BY 4.0 · exact text/tactile alternatives in pack

Illustration and tactile/no-print: Use four broad numbered strips with the exact questions and optional blank answer places. A learner may direct an adult, dictate, sign or use established AAC instead of moving or writing.

check-a-larch-box.svg / check-a-larch-box.pdf

Exact visible text: SUBJECTNEST · FOUNDATION HASS · W27–28 Fresh Check A · Larch Box Invented sources. Read the four prompts in the learner copy neutrally. SOURCE 1 · DRAWING SOURCE 1 · EXACT DESCRIPTION A broad rectangular card outline has two outlined circles and one dark square. It is a drawing, not an actual object or test. SOURCE 2 · CATALOGUE “Larch Box: broad card drawing, two outlined circles, one dark square. Use not recorded.” SOURCE 3 · TAVI'S NOTE “I drew the square to remember my shelf.” SOURCE 4 · LATER DRAFT CAPTION “Tavi said it was a ticket that everyone used.” Original fictional material · SubjectNest by NeuroForgeIO Pty Ltd © 2026 · CC BY 4.0 · exact text/tactile alternatives in pack

Illustration and tactile/no-print: Make a broad rectangular raised outline with exactly two outlined rings and one filled raised square. Keep four numbered source cards separate. Read the exact source wording and learner prompts neutrally; give no answer labels or prior worked example.

check-b-cove-shelf.svg / check-b-cove-shelf.pdf

Exact visible text: SUBJECTNEST · FOUNDATION HASS · W27–28 Fresh Check B · Cove Shelf Invented sources. Read the four prompts in the learner copy neutrally. SOURCE 1 · DRAWING SOURCE 1 · EXACT DESCRIPTION A narrow tag outline has one triangle and two dark dots. It is a drawing, not an actual object or test. SOURCE 2 · CATALOGUE “Cove Shelf: tag drawing, one triangle, two dark dots. Use not recorded.” SOURCE 3 · ONA'S NOTE “I drew the triangle to remember my box.” SOURCE 4 · LATER DRAFT CAPTION “Ona said it was a badge that everyone wore.” SOURCE 5 · ONA'S CORRECTION “I did not say it was a badge. I said I drew the triangle to remember my box. I do not know how anyone else used it.” Original fictional material · SubjectNest by NeuroForgeIO Pty Ltd © 2026 · CC BY 4.0 · exact text/tactile alternatives in pack

Illustration and tactile/no-print: Make a narrow tag outline with exactly one raised triangle and two filled raised dot disks. Keep five numbered source cards separate. Read exact wording and learner prompts neutrally; give no answer labels or prior worked example.