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W44 · One small weather noticeYear 1 Science · T1 W9–10 · Written / Day 44 · Text version

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Make one notice or paper caption. Label who perceived, described or marked it.

Use paper or usual communication; no neatness, minimum length or correct-guess rule. Your helper can read the whole source and write exactly what you tell them.

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An original imaginary indoor drawing shows a broad pane with three drawn drops on its outside-facing surface. The caption says the imaginary note-maker drew that pane during a short story-time view. Beyond the pane is deliberately not shown. No rain gauge, outside ground condition, amount, temperature, place forecast, sound, full-day weather or cause is recorded. This is a paper scene, not a live window or sensor.

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Later needs a separate grown-up release after the first opportunity. Never reconstruct an old prediction from a new clue.

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