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Twenty optional everyday-life bridgesFoundation Music · T1 W3–4 · Example Bank

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These are invented low-stakes prompts for music transfer, not imported achievement claims in other subjects. Replace any scene with a child's own non-personal idea. Do not attach real safety meanings, cultural meanings or authentic community claims to these marks.

Day Bridge A Bridge B
11 Home organisation drawing: four paper storage boxes get four equal pulse places. Animal fiction: four illustrated stepping stones receive four planned beats, without requiring movement.
12 Playground map on paper: accent the first of four pretend map stops. Design studio: a first icon stands out while all four pulse marks stay.
13 Food menu model: the same four drawn choices can be browsed at two planned tempi. Space comic: four frames keep their count whether the imaginary beat is slow or quick.
14 Toy transport storyboard: choose a finish accent over unchanged four beats. Weather art: emphasise the fourth cloud picture with one star, not a louder demand.
15 Picture-map visitor puzzle: preserve four beat places and one accent. Pattern art: identify a single star's new place without changing X count.
16 Community-helper fiction: a paper helper's single answer fits under one of four pulse pictures. Ball-and-ramp drawing: an imagined reply mark sits at the third picture, without claiming motion knowledge.
17 Library display: compare a third-place reply with a fourth-place reply. Garden model: four beat pictures remain while one imagined answer shifts later.
18 Personal design interest: choose any impersonal four-picture scene and one answer count. Architecture model: place one response under a chosen archway while pulse stays fixed.
19 Exhibition choice: a willing adult may see a child's original two-row score. Real-work inquiry: ask a verified maker/source why a permitted work matters to people, rather than guessing.
20 Paper reply board: choose the answer place after third pulse without acting it out. Game design: explain why the pulse row stays while one reply mark is added.