Choose one, none, or the child's own idea/music alone. A minute of drawing, pointing or a familiar locally reviewed quiet phrase is enough. No purchase, device, recording, adult report or family disclosure. Home is optional; the same invitation is available at school. Stop whenever wanted. A live source needs local adult review/child agreement; candidate playback remains excluded until human/device/volume clearance. A paper plan does not prove sound-making. Story ideas are fictional interests, with no cross-subject or real signal claim.
| Day | Bridge A | Bridge B |
|---|---|---|
| 21 | Picture show: choose a tiny opening or leave it as music alone; one quiet phrase or four drawn cells is enough. | Cloud drawing: pick a quiet second place for a rhythm, then keep/change/stop. |
| 22 | Toy transport story: choose quiet-middle or quiet-ending for a short musical ending; no movement measurement. | Pretend menu: give a drawn dish a tiny rhythm ending, or choose music alone. |
| 23 | Building picture: give two arches two short sounds with space between; pointing/drawing works. | Space comic: choose two sounds and two quiet middle places for an imagined opening. |
| 24 | Ribbon sketch: draw one long band and one short mark; a real held trial only with a suitable wanted reviewed source. | Garden picture: try a stretched opening if suitable, or keep the held idea on paper. |
| 25 | After Check: use unrelated Practice A for a small postcard opening if wanted; do not rehearse K before its first response. | After Check: choose Practice C for a pretend game-start piece; no new check or sound required. |
| 26 | Roll/slide comic: use a held middle in a music plan, without treating it as real motion. | Pretend repair desk: choose quiet-opening, held-middle, short-ending as a music idea, not a real signal. |
| 27 | Toy theatre: choose one suitable source for a tiny ending; one part or a silent plan is enough. | Art display: choose an intended sound colour on paper; labels do not prove heard quality. |
| 28 | Market picture: make a tiny opening with long/short/rest, or change to music alone. | Drawn creature: make its imagined ending without imitating a real species or cultural practice. |
| 29 | Source inquiry: look at actual Little Window Rhythm/read its accurate source card and say/show one notice, or pass. | Exhibition: offer own score to one willing person, or keep it private; no recording or receipt. |
| 30 | After Check: return to Practice D for a ribbon-picture musical idea; do not reuse L's source as advance practice. | After Check: use Practice B to choose a tiny ending; keep/check again only if wanted. |