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Exact printable words and diagram descriptionsFoundation Science · T4 W31–32 · Print · Text Alternatives

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These are linear companions to the six A4 aids. Read one line at a time. Broad secured tactile parts can represent positions and accessible properties; touch does not establish a visual transparency result. Use an attributed adult report or choose an actual accessible property question. PDFs are selectable-text, not certified tagged PDFs.

puppet-sample-mat

Diagram: Friendly original paper puppet with a large circle on its body; four labelled sample places below. No material result is asserted.

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view-setup

Diagram: An eye symbol at the marked view place faces a sample barrier and Pip's circle; dashed lines show the comparison direction, not a physical light measurement.

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prediction-view-log

Diagram: Three blank record boxes for a prior question/prediction, later actual observation and comparison; the fields are intentionally blank.

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layer-pair

Diagram: Two invented model views: P is a pale fuzzy circle behind one illustrated white sheet; PP has two illustrated sheets and no circle made out. These are not actual experiment results.

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window-parts

Diagram: A window diagram has a broad cardboard frame around a plastic panel, with a visible circle illustration. The material names are supplied reports; the drawing is not a test or identification method.

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helper-share

Diagram: Four blank fields for chosen job/question, part/sample/source, bounded observed property and an unanswered question; no feedback or child data is prefilled.

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