# Day 31 · Make a game-piece finder

## Complete source

Original game-kit note: The kit picture has a long oval token with three dots, a short oval token with one dot and a square token with three dots. The note names no winning token.

## Invitation

Choose one token, compose its clue, then try a second token with changed identifying words.

## Full sequence

Keep the original full note accessible. Mark source details, make one clue, then explain one change for the second token.

## Adult possible reasoning · keep separate from own words

The short oval token with one dot singles out a recorded piece; the square token with three dots is equally valid if that is the chosen piece.

## Access and limits

Change the pretend pieces in a clearly labelled new original record if a different interest is wanted. Choose a small part; no time/box/word quota, purchase, printer or returned work.

No speed, game result or best token is supplied.


## Notice

A clue uses actual distinguishing detail; reader success is separate.