| Source | What was checked or used | Rights and boundary |
|---|---|---|
| ACARA v9 curriculum downloads | Official workbook downloaded/pinned 29 September 2026; SHA-256 db446882d2c00cf7c085a03e250e2442fda6c44011fc114680c46c1dc7a822c3; exact seven Foundation Science descriptions and source rows checked by verifier. |
Description wording belongs to ACARA and is quoted only in the crosswalk. ACARA copyright terms apply; the workbook is not relicensed as SubjectNest content. |
| QCAA ACiQ v9 Science and planning resources | Verified current Queensland P–10 Science entry point for Prep/local planning, 29 September 2026. | QCAA retains its terms; no adoption, approval or complete state-syllabus mapping implied. |
| Existing SubjectNest Weeks 1–2 Science | Source and representation distinction, safe preflight and first independent response are the prerequisite routines. | Original internal work; W3–4 new cases and assets were written here, not copied from an external worksheet. |
| Original Model M/N/P/Q, Day 15/20 held cases, scripts, cards, worked swaps and six vector aids | Created for this pack. Real teacher-selected sources are not supplied and must be documented locally. | © 2026 NeuroForgeIO Pty Ltd, CC BY 4.0. Source code for rendering/checking uses SPDX Apache-2.0. |
Fact and claim review: Exact Science code/wording can be checked mechanically. Statements about a local object's motion, material, surface and safe release cannot be verified centrally; the teacher must supply a dated real source and preflight. Models M/N/P/Q and the held fallbacks explicitly state invented status. No animal, plant, place-specific, cultural, First Nations language or translated assertion is invented. No learner data or photographs belong in the public pack.
Accessibility and use: SVG/PDF page text is recreated in MATERIALS.md with exact read-aloud/tactile descriptions, with a no-touch/private route. This is a design provision, not a certification. Check a local child's assistive technology and school policy. The public teacher key is intentionally separate, but a teacher should keep it out of learner view until the first response.