PDFs are searchable, not tagged; this Markdown reading order is the linear copy. No printer, screen, handling or visual access is required for source reasoning. Read one exact chunk at a time, sign/AAC/scribe with attribution. No invented direct visual notice. Original vector plans/fictional report diagrams, not photos/trials; CC BY 4.0. Optional approved broad secure tactile analogues may represent supports/paper positions or a report profile, only by agreement; they remain models unless separately used in an actual approved sensory trial. No tactile loaded-gap test, fine loose pieces, forced touch, voice or body movement. A nonvisual child may use exact attributed adult report or choose a real accessible unloaded property; those are distinct evidence. Complete no object/print/touch/screen route uses exact words plus established communication.
setup
Exact illustration relationships: Proposed side profile inside a broad panel: two low broad supports on a tray/mat, paper spanning them with end overlap, one broad light card at the middle on top. No person or hands below; no predicted sag/result. Large blank child question area below. Drawings schematic, not actual dimensions or safety approval.
Tactile / no-contact equivalent: Read the exact words and relationships above. If wanted/approved, use broad fixed support shapes on a stable mat and one broad paper-profile analogue. Read which state/condition it represents; it is not a physical roof result. Held AJ/AK analogues stay held until first response. A source report is attributed; it is not the child’s own visual observation.
Exact visible wording in reading order:
- One little paper-roof try
- Only familiar locally approved materials; actual preparation remains adult-owned.
- WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO FIND OUT?
- PROPOSED SETUP · ONE BROAD LIGHT CARD / LOW FIXED SUPPORTS
- Adult prepares. Child asks, predicts, looks or directs.
- First check the unloaded roof; then one gentle card placement.
- No hands underneath, dropping, pressing or load stacks.
- A drawing is not a trial or safety approval. NOT TRIED here.
- YOUR QUESTION / NO WRITING REQUIRED
- Point, sign, speak, use AAC, draw or direct an adult.
- ROOF-PLAN-33 · original proposal · schematic, not measured scale.
- SubjectNest original Foundation Science W33-34 · CC BY 4.0
parts
Exact illustration relationships: Same proposed paper/support/load arrangement, then part/material/property prompts and blank property area. Material names require actual local reliable source; depicted components do not verify identities.
Tactile / no-contact equivalent: Read the exact words and relationships above. If wanted/approved, use broad fixed support shapes on a stable mat and one broad paper-profile analogue. Read which state/condition it represents; it is not a physical roof result. Held AJ/AK analogues stay held until first response. A source report is attributed; it is not the child’s own visual observation.
Exact visible wording in reading order:
- Parts, materials, a property
- A proposed arrangement; drawn labels do not verify an actual material.
- ROOF: PAPER / SOURCE VERIFIED OR UNKNOWN
- SUPPORTS: ACTUAL MATERIAL VERIFIED OR UNKNOWN
- LOAD: ONE BROAD VERY LIGHT CARD / IDENTITY CHECKED
- Describe the actual part and property you encountered.
- A crease changes form, not automatically material.
- Composition + property evidence both matter; SFU03 partial.
- No universal strength or safe-shelter rating from this try.
- WHICH PART? WHAT DID YOU NOTICE?
- SubjectNest original Foundation Science W33-34 · CC BY 4.0
before-after
Exact illustration relationships: Upper proposed unloaded side profile has paper above the mat between supports. This is not an actual baseline. Lower large observation box stays blank; child/adult records actual changed/similar/slipped/unclear/NOT TRIED. No after outcome prefilled.
Tactile / no-contact equivalent: Read the exact words and relationships above. If wanted/approved, use broad fixed support shapes on a stable mat and one broad paper-profile analogue. Read which state/condition it represents; it is not a physical roof result. Held AJ/AK analogues stay held until first response. A source report is attributed; it is not the child’s own visual observation.
Exact visible wording in reading order:
- Predict, look, compare
- Before diagram is a setup proposal, not an observation of your roof.
- BEFORE · LOOK AT THE UNLOADED FORM
- Gap discernible / already touching / unclear: actual words go here.
- AFTER · YOUR ACTUAL OBSERVATION, NOT OUR ANSWER
- Changed / similar / slipped / unclear / NOT TRIED
- Keep prior prediction before the action; compare with the later result.
- Already touching before? Do not say the load caused first contact.
- No available gap view? Adjust, pause, change property or use report.
- SubjectNest original Foundation Science W33-34 · CC BY 4.0
flat-crease
Exact illustration relationships: Two proposal panels: flat side profile above, creased side profile below. Creased panel includes a labelled TOP-VIEW INSET: pale paper rectangle with two lengthwise dashed crease marks within it. Inset is another view of proposed form, not an extra material layer or measured stiffness. Both profiles are schematic, not actual results; no stronger form promised.
Tactile / no-contact equivalent: Read the exact words and relationships above. If wanted/approved, use broad fixed support shapes on a stable mat and one broad paper-profile analogue. Read which state/condition it represents; it is not a physical roof result. Held AJ/AK analogues stay held until first response. A source report is attributed; it is not the child’s own visual observation.
Exact visible wording in reading order:
- Two paper forms, a question
- Original schematic proposals. No physical outcome or comparison supplied.
- FLAT FORM · PROPOSAL ONLY
- Actual paper source, gap, overlap, card and placement need checking.
- CREASED FORM · PROPOSAL ONLY
- CREASED FORM · TOP-VIEW INSET
- Dashed marks denote creases, not measured shape or stiffness.
- Form is different; material may be the same if verified.
- Record differences honestly. No promised stronger form.
- Adult prepares broad folds; no required neat pattern or child folding.
- SubjectNest original Foundation Science W33-34 · CC BY 4.0
shared-try
Exact illustration relationships: Four large blank provided template areas in order: local date/source/form/question; prior prediction/NOT RECORDED; unloaded→after/NOT TRIED; actual action/differences/access/support. No data/names/score prefilled. One shared group row with individual useful contribution as needed.
Tactile / no-contact equivalent: Read the exact words and relationships above. If wanted/approved, use broad fixed support shapes on a stable mat and one broad paper-profile analogue. Read which state/condition it represents; it is not a physical roof result. Held AJ/AK analogues stay held until first response. A source report is attributed; it is not the child’s own visual observation.
Exact visible wording in reading order:
- Our small-group observation
- Blank template: a drawing/report/model is not automatically a real trial.
- ONE SHARED TRY / EACH CHILD’S USEFUL IDEA
- LOCAL DATE / SOURCE / FORM / QUESTION
- PRIOR PREDICTION / OR NOT RECORDED
- UNLOADED → AFTER / OR NOT TRIED
- ACTUAL ACTION / DIFFERENCES / ACCESS / SUPPORT
- Short word/drawing/AAC/scribe. No repeated full log for every child.
- SubjectNest original Foundation Science W33-34 · CC BY 4.0
your-question
Exact illustration relationships: Proposed unloaded roof side profile, followed by a large empty own-question/prediction/next-idea area and optional route reminders. No preferred child question or result supplied.
Tactile / no-contact equivalent: Read the exact words and relationships above. If wanted/approved, use broad fixed support shapes on a stable mat and one broad paper-profile analogue. Read which state/condition it represents; it is not a physical roof result. Held AJ/AK analogues stay held until first response. A source report is attributed; it is not the child’s own visual observation.
Exact visible wording in reading order:
- Your question leads the try
- No required question, fold, result, public audience or long record.
- WHAT DO YOU WONDER?
- YOUR OWN QUESTION / PREDICTION / NEXT IDEA
- Keep, change, check again or pass. One useful question is enough.
- “Not sure” and an unchanged/unclear result are welcome.
- Actual try only if approved; adult acts, child can direct.
- One group row can be enough. No fixed repeat count.
- Model/report route complete; direct sensory evidence stays separate.
- SubjectNest original Foundation Science W33-34 · CC BY 4.0
fresh-aj
Exact illustration relationships: AJ fictional report: top BEFORE panel, unloaded paper profile lies above mat between fixed low supports; no card. Bottom AFTER panel, paper curve midpoint meets mat; one broad light card K rests at the middle with its bottom at the same reported mat-contact level. Source text states paper J/cardboard supports, prior prediction keeps gap, after contact and no support/card shift. The two still schematics represent reported states, not actual motion/trial.
Tactile / no-contact equivalent: Read the exact words and relationships above. If wanted/approved, use broad fixed support shapes on a stable mat and one broad paper-profile analogue. Read which state/condition it represents; it is not a physical roof result. Held AJ/AK analogues stay held until first response. A source report is attributed; it is not the child’s own visual observation.
Exact visible wording in reading order:
- Fresh AJ: before and after
- Read the exact invented report. No actual physical trial supplied.
- FRESH AJ · FICTIONAL NOTEBOOK
- PRIOR PREDICTION: “THE MIDDLE WILL KEEP A GAP.”
- BEFORE K: GAP DISCERNIBLE · PAPER BATCH J / CARDBOARD SUPPORTS
- AFTER K: MIDDLE TOUCHES MAT · NO SUPPORT / CARD SHIFT
- One broad very light card K, gentle middle placement, fixed marks.
- ROOF-CHECK-AJ-33 · original saved text/diagram · 30 Sep 2026.
- SubjectNest / NeuroForgeIO · reported trial fictional, not done here.
- What changed? Did it match? What safe question is yours next?
- SubjectNest original Foundation Science W33-34 · CC BY 4.0
fresh-ak
Exact illustration relationships: AK fictional report: top flat NARROW-GAP after panel, supports closer together, paper remains above mat and light card M rests at middle. Bottom creased DIFFERENT-WIDE-GAP after panel has supports farther apart, paper curve midpoint at mat with M at the middle; separate labelled top-view inset has two dashed crease marks within pale paper rectangle. Same reported batch S/supports/card M, no slip/prediction. Form and gap differ. Text supplies before gaps; after drawings are schematic reports, not actual measurements/motion or proof of cause.
Tactile / no-contact equivalent: Read the exact words and relationships above. If wanted/approved, use broad fixed support shapes on a stable mat and one broad paper-profile analogue. Read which state/condition it represents; it is not a physical roof result. Held AJ/AK analogues stay held until first response. A source report is attributed; it is not the child’s own visual observation.
Exact visible wording in reading order:
- Fresh AK: two different gaps
- Schematic, not measurements. Reported trials are fictional, not done here.
- FRESH AK · FICTIONAL NOTEBOOK / NO PREDICTIONS RECORDED
- FLAT / NARROW GAP: BEFORE GAP; AFTER M, GAP STILL DISCERNIBLE
- CREASED FORM · TOP-VIEW INSET
- CREASED / DIFFERENT WIDE GAP: BEFORE GAP; AFTER M, MAT CONTACT
- Both reported paper batch S, same low cardboard supports/card M.
- Broad very light card M, gentle middle placement. No slip reported.
- ROOF-CHECK-AK-34 · original saved text/diagram · 30 Sep 2026.
- SubjectNest / NeuroForgeIO · fictional reports; form AND gap differ.
- What next question would you like? No single required next check.
- SubjectNest original Foundation Science W33-34 · CC BY 4.0