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Private educator key, interpretation and next teachingFoundation Music · T2 W17–18 · Teacher · Key And Next

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Teacher copy: This page may include teaching prompts or answer keys. Answer keys in this public library can be viewed by anyone. Give learners a clean prompt, use checks as formative evidence, and change a case locally when prior access matters.

Open after saving the child's first response. Access routes are equivalent for score-planning targets. Neither task is a clinical test, an achievement-standard judgment or evidence of actual sound control. Do not publish or distribute this key with public check sheets.

Check W

S V V S V has changes at 1→2, 3→4, 4→5. Place 2→3 holds V. Award evidence for reading all five ordered symbols, identifying the three change gaps, and knowing the marks describe a plan. Accept “we don't know how loud the speaker was,” “we don't know how a person heard it,” or “we don't know whether it was played” for the limitation. A single missed gap suggests retelling a different three- or four-event score with a fixed strip. If V/S meanings are reversed, reteach the explicit one/two-dot key before testing changes. If the child identifies a change by ear from actual approved sound, record that separately from the paper task.

Check X

Any complete four-place score with one S and three V is valid: S V V V, V S V V, V V S V or V V V S. Save the child's chosen place, not one canonical answer. A child-authored musical intention may be “I want one gentle lift near the end” or a different reason; do not require an emotion word. For internal teacher reading, each score with S in place 2 or 3 has a lift and later release; S in place 1 has one release, and S in place 4 one lift. A limitation may be actual heard level, real performance, listener meaning or actual recipient. If the count is not met, offer a different after-check row with four physical slots and have the child compare one/two-dot cards; do not overwrite their first response.

Day Evidence to save Sensible next invitation
81 V/S key match and child's selected event mark. Model the other card at the same slot.
82 Four marks and claimed lift boundary. Compare another one-lift timing.
83 Four marks and release direction. Put lift and release rows side by side.
84 First differing place and child-selected shape/intention. Overlay fixed strips again if needed.
85 First W answer, route, all gap marks, paper limit. Use after-check four-place practice if gaps need support.
86 Plan, actual-event status and child's comfort response, only if given. Keep real observation distinct from symbol recognition.
87 Original/revised rows and one changed place. Invite a child-chosen one-card change.
88 Child's own first score and exact intended idea. Offer optional review without replacing the first artefact.
89 Cleared work/child response and/or actual willing recipient/medium, if any. Leave conditional codes held when events did not occur.
90 First X score, one-S position, intention and paper limit. Try a different after-check one-S location if the child wants.