The puppet-picture balcony model — separate staff criteria

Complete supplied source

Original fiction. Record card 2003 shows a token representing a naturally formed sandbank beside a deliberately tended plant tub and a built puppet-picture rack. Record card 2027 shows those same features with a broad story-source envelope beside the rack. The later card names story helpers as adding the envelope; a plant circle tends the tub. The views are unscaled with the same front at the lower edge. The source does not name the addition day or a reader reply. This is a tabletop fiction, not a real balcony, flood condition, puppet performance or child site access.

Read the complete source below or its separate page exactly. The examples are possible answers, not required wording. Do not judge fine-motor skill, public confidence or independent decoding; note supplied source words separately from child connections.

1. Which card is earlier? Keep its date with it.

• Look for: Orders 2003 and 2027 as record-card years while retaining source labels.
• Possible example: The 2003 card is earlier.
• Specific next help: If year and event are merged, practise a different ordinary dated-card ordering and explicitly name these as record dates.

2. Show one thing that stayed and one thing that changed.

• Look for: Uses both supplied cards to identify a repeated feature and the later-only source envelope.
• Possible example: The rack stayed; the story-source envelope was added. Plant tub or sandbank token is also an acceptable repeated feature.
• Specific next help: If the envelope is treated as always present, compare two unrelated ordinary paper views and retain the earlier view before adding the new item.

3. Who does the source name helping? Show their care job.

• Look for: Keeps story-helper/envelope and plant-circle/tub source relationships accurate without cultural or environmental guesses.
• Possible example: Story helpers added the envelope, or the plant circle tends the tub.
• Specific next help: If a care group is unnamed in the response, model source → actual name → stated job with a different complete ordinary card.

4. What would you like to ask about this place? Why that question?

• Look for: Creates a relevant question grounded in a source clue or missing detail, retaining genuinely unknown response/day.
• Possible example: What day was the envelope added? The source only gives its later card year. Other source-grounded questions are accepted.
• Specific next help: If a date is guessed as the exact event, use an unrelated note that explicitly distinguishes its date from the stated making year.

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