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Make a map that tells the truth · Day 13Year 4 HASS · T1 W3–4 · Child / Day 13 · Text version

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This is a made-up map. Find the bench and add a useful question about it. The map has positions, not real walking distances or a safety check. Move tokens, describe it or inspect the table.

choose one concrete route or equivalent, use ordinary source/example with reading/description if wanted, make/show a decision and source connection. Change route, finish or return.

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Parent or educator help — ordinary task Look for accurate grid/legend interpretation and explicit schematic limit. If B2 is reversed, trace column then row. If distance/safe access is invented, ask what source measurement supports it; none does. Actual learner meaning separate from adult inscription. Selected desk/key separate from ordinary help.

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