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Sky Record Desk · paper twinYear 2 Science · T1 W7–8 · Paper / Sky desk · Text version

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Use ordinary paper, dictation, drawing, signs, pointing or a child-directed helper. No print required. Labels are outside the eight truly empty own spaces.

1. My question

2. Named object or identity unknown

3. Record date/time and timezone, or not supplied

4. Reference and units, if used

5. Known position/appearance/value, or unavailable

6. What was done and what remains unknown

7. Source/version or original fiction label

8. My useful message and next question

Current and kept pages

Keep the original sheet with its exact job/view/version marker. Revise another current sheet. Compare each of the eight complete fields; label which two versions the comparison describes. After a current edit, view change, replacing Keep or new job, mark the old comparison obsolete. Request a new comparison from the actual sheets. Ordinary edits/view changes preserve the kept version. Confirming a new current job leaves kept work labelled with its original job; cancelling changes nothing. Restore copies all kept words/job/view to a new current sheet and retires the old comparison. Paper stays paper: obsolete does not mean erased or destroyed. Stop or keep it private.

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