Goal: use Card F's drawing:wall scale to convert plan lengths with matching units. 25 = 2 + 5 + 6 + 7 + 5.
- 0–2: Read “1 cm paper : 200 cm model wall”; name drawing and wall sides. It is an invented sketch, not a real measurement.
- 2–7: Model
1:200in cm; for 4 cm on paper,4×200=800 cm=8 mon model wall. Reverse800÷200=4 cm. - 7–13: Learners calculate 3 cm plan →600 cm=6 m; explain why the 200 applies to every paper centimetre.
- 13–20: Routes: extend the scale ribbon four equal paper steps with 200-cm model blocks; annotate a two-column plan/wall table; use unit-labelled multiplication and speak/type/AAC the conversion and reverse. All routes state both units and the fictional-plan limit.
- 20–25: Exit “Does 4 cm on the paper mean 800 m?” Key: no; first 800 centimetres, then 8 metres. Move: attach the unit to the 200 before multiplication and divide by 100 only after.
Alternative domains: imaginary mural sketch or stage-floor model. Optional/home: draw 2 cm representing 100 cm per paper cm; label both units. Two more cases.