My Reader-card Bench

What do you want your reader to understand? Pick one box to start, or show all your words. Empty boxes can stay empty. Paper, drawing, pointing, speech, sign/AAC and faithful scribing work too.

Temporary work: leaving, reloading or coming Back can clear the draft and both chosen versions. Keep your chosen paper or other record before leaving. This shows your words; it does not check facts or choose an answer.

All my words

Complete ordinary sources and helper notes

Choose a complete ordinary fictional source below, or an actual source you have read with a grown-up. Each C number names one complete invented source. Read its whole source; it describes no actual learner event. Record the identity and exact words you choose in your own boxes. Opening a source changes none of your words and chooses no answer or version for you.

You can work privately, rest, pass or return. A helper can read neutrally or write exactly what you direct. Composition through a scribe does not establish independent spelling or handwriting. When the helper is available, closing a source or these notes returns to your selected visible box without changing words.

C01 · game box: complete fictional source

Three people in an invented practice game found the start card after one demonstration.

C02 · paper plane: complete fictional source

One fictional paper plane crossed a marked short gap once.

C03 · library guide: complete fictional source

A fictional shelf key labels blue as stories and green as facts in one model collection.

C04 · toy workshop: complete fictional source

A pretend sign says: Return wide parts to tray A; small drawn parts to tray B.

C05 · sports notice: complete fictional source

One invented practice session was moved inside after the organiser checked the plan.

C06 · garden map: complete fictional source

A made-up diagram labels a shade corner and a sunny corner; no plant measurements appear.

C07 · music card: complete fictional source

A fictional cue uses two short beats followed by a pause for its start signal.

C08 · pretend cafe: complete fictional source

A made-up menu calls the invented cloud sandwich delicious.

C09 · museum model: complete fictional source

A paper exhibition plan puts its title above its picture and its source note below.

C10 · pet story: complete fictional source

A fictional plush dog narrates: My blanket is the cosiest thing in the universe.

C11 · package guide: complete fictional source

A pretend parcel card says: This broad box holds the invented paper prop when flat.

C12 · costume studio: complete fictional source

A fictional costume sketch has a bright title, two labels and a shaded sleeve drawing.

C13 · map legend: complete fictional source

An invented path map uses triangles for meeting points.

C14 · robot grid: complete fictional source

A paper robot plan lists turn, move two squares, then stop; nobody runs it.

C15 · train board: complete fictional source

A pretend station story labels platform one; a character hopes to arrive early.

C16 · drawing kit: complete fictional source

A fictional kit note says that one thick pencil made a dark line in one model try.

C17 · reading corner: complete fictional source

An invented character says, I like this seat because I can see my paper.

C18 · art frame: complete fictional source

An original picture crops a fictional garden so one large flower fills the frame.

C19 · recycling game: complete fictional source

A model collection note accepts only clean plain paper in a pretend game.

C20 · class choice: complete fictional source

Two fictional characters choose different book covers for different reasons.

Your chosen version identity comes from your own My source identity box. A blank identity stays visibly open. You choose whether to keep a version.

If the word controls are unavailable, use the nine blank boxes, complete ordinary sources and paper version. Make your two chosen records yourself.

Nine own boxes start empty. No version is chosen.

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