# Optional family bridge · ten no-burden invitations

These are **not homework**. No family needs to buy anything, use water, share a tradition or feeling, photograph a child, test a spill, translate, collect data or report back. A child may use a made-up paper scene, AAC, drawing, silent thought or decline. Missing home participation is never an assessment result. Any family story about real materials is an attributed report until separately sourced and consented; it does not become the child's direct classroom observation.

| Day | Optional short conversation or paper-play prompt |
| ---: | --- |
| 111 | “What could we ask before a pretend drop is drawn?” |
| 112 | “What would stay the same in a fair made-up comparison?” |
| 113 | “Can you tell a before, action and after from a paper picture?” |
| 114 | “Why keep an interrupted pretend try in the notes?” |
| 115 | “Could two changed things make a paper comparison tricky?” No held case. |
| 116 | “What exactly can you see in a drawn mark?” |
| 117 | “Does one example tell us what every surface does?” |
| 118 | “What safe question could an adult help check later?” No home test. |
| 119 | “Can you say one mark and one thing you still do not know?” |
| 120 | “What would make a real report different from a story?” No response due. |

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