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Fresh Check A · Day25 · The drawer cardYear 3 English · T1 W5–6 · Checks / Check a · Text version

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Fresh invented record; no real drawer, owner or object

Your familiar adult may read the notes and instructions. Choose paper, local text boxes, AAC, drawing with labels, dictation or a private spoken/signed response. There is no timed race, word-count minimum, public sharing or touching requirement.

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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

  1. Give one detail that the drawing or caption supplies. Name where you found it.

  2. Explain whether Sam’s sentence is a known detail or a possible idea. What clue helps you decide?

  3. Write one question the card cannot answer.

  4. Make a short informative response for a fictional drawer organiser. Group useful details together, and give your question or limit its own part.

You can ask for the source to be reread. Keep your first response before making a revision after feedback.

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