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Harbour clue packetYear 1 HASS · T1 W7–8 · Checks / A first source
Original fiction, descriptions recorded 2026. TicketOne is paper and has a drawn boat; its description says it was used as a pretend travel ticket. TicketTwo is cloth with a stitched boat; its use is not stated. TicketThree has a drawn boat and was used for a turn-taking matching game; its material is not stated. None names a maker or making date. All are source descriptions, not actual learner observations.
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Your questions
- Develop a question this packet could help you investigate. Say which clue might help and what it cannot answer yet.
- Record two relevant details with the ticket source names.
- Choose a material question/rule. Sort the three ticket descriptions, keeping missing information honest. Explain one placement.
- What can you conclude about the maker? Give a sensible next-source question.
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