From note to house

Day 10 · Five optional activities. Get a pencil and some colours, and choose one task at a time.

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Try day 10 as a comic

A little note, two artists and a house you can examine. A separate trial version with two A4 pages.

Page 1: an open play house with mats, a feed box and a lamp; two room drawings with different layouts — Page 1 · Explore the house and compare rooms

Page 2: a short note, two answer choices, a drawing frame and a building game for two — Page 2 · Read, draw and build together

Read the tasks as text

Picture descriptions for the tasks:
1. The house is open towards us. On the left are two mats; a lamp hangs on the wall above them. On the right is a feed box with hay. A doorway links the rooms. Under the house are the cards SLEEP, FOOD FOR ANIMALS and LIGHT. Connect the cards to the things, or tell what fits.
2. The note says: In the room there were two mats and a lamp. A has two mats along the left wall, the lamp on the right and a round window. B has two mats at the bottom, the lamp at the top in the middle and a square window. Answer choices: Only A, Only B, Both.
3. The new note says: The guest slept on a mat. Answer choices: The guest slept on a mat., with a small picture of a mat. There was a cat in the room., with a small picture of a cat. The pictures are drawn for the answer choices.
4. A big empty frame with room walls and a small star as decoration.

THE JOURNEY WITH LUKE / ACTIVITY WORKSHOP
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From note to house
Get a pencil and some colours. Choose one task at a time.
Made-up exercises inspired by the game. These are not historical sources.
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Explore the play house
We have made up this house. Draw a line from each word card to what fits in the picture.
Colour the house.
SLEEP
FOOD FOR ANIMALS
LIGHT
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Two drawings from one note
The note says: “In the room there were two mats and a lamp.”
Which drawings fit the note? Look closely. Put one cross.
A
B
Only A
Only B
Both

THE JOURNEY WITH LUKE / ACTIVITY WORKSHOP
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The text and what we make up
Get a pencil and some colours. Choose one task at a time.
Made-up exercises inspired by the game. These are not historical sources.
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3
What does this note say?
Here is a new, made-up note. Read it before you choose.
“The guest slept on a mat.”
Which sentence does the note tell you? Put one cross.
The guest slept on a mat.
There was a cat in the room.
4
Draw the rest yourself
Draw a room with a mat. Add two things that you make up yourself. Put a small star by the
two new things.
5
Build and give clues
Build a small room from blocks or card. Name two things a friend should put in. Let your friend make
up one more thing. Point together: What did you ask for, and what did your friend make up?

Made-up exercises inspired by the game. You can use the sheets without remembering the conversations in the game.