These are invitations, not homework. No family needs to buy, print, photograph, translate, report or perform anything. A family may skip them all. A family conversation cannot replace the school's verified sign instruction, child-safety response or observed physical activity. Use the languages and communication modes a family actually knows; no guessed translation is supplied here.
| Day | Optional two-minute invitation |
|---|---|
| 31 | In a story, ask whether a made-up reminder card is the same as a real verified sign. |
| 32 | If convenient, talk about a school-taught routine without sending a sign photo or child data home or back. |
| 33 | Compare two fictional paper labels by words and place rather than colour alone. |
| 34 | Let an imaginary puppet ask an adult to clarify an unfamiliar label; no real safety story is needed. |
| 35 | After school, invent a new practice tag; do not request the held check. |
| 36 | Put A then B on paper, where B can be a rest. No physical demonstration is needed. |
| 37 | Let a puppet choose a comfortable stop in a paper sequence, with no speed comparison. |
| 38 | In an invented game, choose a quiet visible stop cue and honour it. |
| 39 | Ask how to invite someone to join while accepting “not now” without a reason. |
| 40 | Celebrate a child-chosen safe rule privately; no recording, rating or evidence is required. |