C04 · A cafe calendar is not a Moon measurement

Prepare the word “calendar” and a separate fictional appearance strip. A pretend cafe opens on the first date of each calendar month. Its original fictional notes say28 March thin,4 April half,11 April near-full and26 April thin; year/location/orientation unspecified. They run across parts of two calendar months. Ask “Does the opening calendar tell the phase cycle?” Worked reasoning: a business calendar is a human schedule; the source-based general Moon cycle is about a month, and these sparse fictional notes do not measure an exact cycle. Useful finish: two clearly labelled time purposes on the cafe display. If they collapse, ask what each record actually tracks, without teaching numerical phase memorisation. Sources and reuse · Choose another route