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Staff next N14

Id

N14

Component

B-later-2

Title

The windy page in fiction

Complete learner account

A story's toy campsite is drawn on a page. “My map keeps sliding on this tilted book,” Ren says. Dee lays the book flat. Ren puts the map on it again. The characters then draw a new tent. The story's title is A Windy Page, but no real wind measurement is supplied.

Child invitation

Which clue helps explain the action?

Possible staff worked

The tilted book and sliding-map line explain Dee's flattening action; the title alone does not establish measured wind.

Complete staff moves

Enjoy the title, then read the actual action and setting. Model distinguishing a colourful title from a specific event clue in another text. Child chooses one relevant clue and explains its link.

Observable next evidence

A source-supported setting/action connection, without needing to deny imagination or invent a real measurement.

Entry

Adult reads the whole source neutrally when wanted; exact child-directed recording, pointing/sign/AAC/drawing/type/speech remain available. Match print separately; no voice/neatness/speed gate.

Own page contract

Genuine empty practice space first, complete neutral source in initially closed same-page disclosure, separate staff model; never auto-fill.

Rights

Original SubjectNest educational expression CC BY4.0.