SubjectNest · Year 2 English · Term 2 · Weeks 11–12

R05Year 2 English · T2 W11–12 · Readaloud / R05

R05

Id

R05

Day

55

Source

A-first

Complete script

Let us hear the whole little text. You can listen, follow its full description, or pause. A new player has a ready-made paper sleeve with a flap and one picture card. This guide helps the player put the card away. Lay the sleeve flat. Open its flap. Slide the card into the opening under the flap. Close the flap after the card is inside. Choosing the card and laying the sleeve flat may happen in either order. Opening the flap must happen before sliding the card in. The words say to use the opening. The diagram locates it at the top edge and labels it Opening under flap. No player trial is recorded.

Full picture description: A flat sleeve has an open flap, a separate unmarked picture card and a top opening labelled Opening under flap. Caption: Starting pieces. No finished stored card, step ordering, learner choice or result is shown. You can show your own idea in one part; the source stays available.

Adult caption

Original printed candidate script only, not audio. On Days55/60 this fixed A source is an optional named offer, not an unseen default; select a different family only by replacing the whole neutral source/alternative and retaining exposure/help records. No staff criteria or answers are read during capture. Neutral adult reading supplies meaning access, not independent decoding.

Rights

Original educational words CC BY4.0; no voice/accent/listening/translation validation.

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