Fresh Check A · Day25 · The drawer cardYear 3 English · T1 W5–6 · Checks / Check a
Source review complete · local suitability still needs review.
Fresh invented record; no real drawer, owner or object
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Your new source
A drawing labelled Object Q shows a round badge. Two small squares sit near its edge. The caption says: “Blue centre; two square marks near the edge.” No owner, date or material is named. Next to it, Sam has written: “Maybe it belongs to the craft club.”
Your four prompts
- Give one detail that the drawing or caption supplies. Name where you found it.
- Explain whether Sam’s sentence is a known detail or a possible idea. What clue helps you decide?
- Write one question the card cannot answer.
- Make a short informative response for a fictional drawer organiser. Group useful details together, and give your question or limit its own part.
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