A small paper theatre cue
Original fiction. A broad paper theatre cue has an existing fold. It begins as a low V at a drawn curtain on a flat mat. A helper presses its edge toward a drawn stage mark. During contact it moves nearer the stage mark and becomes flatter. After release it rests nearer and flatter than its first V. Exact force, complete path, later stability and an uncreased cue result are not supplied. No child operation is described.
Choose one useful question or finish privately. The source is fiction. Your own words, speech, sign, AAC, drawing, pointing or dictation are welcome; adult help and actual actions stay named.
B-first-1
Show or tell the cue’s before, during-contact and after-release moments.
Own response: ______________________________
B-first-2
Name or show a motion clue and a shape clue from the source. You may take one at a time.
Own response: ______________________________
B-first-3
Who carried out the contact? What could this source discussion show about your own learning, and what could it not show about your own actions?
Own response: ______________________________
B-first-4
Choose a wanted question about using this as a theatre cue. Tell which needed result is still absent.
Own response: ______________________________