DAY 10 · TRIAL VERSION WITH SPEECH BUBBLES AND PICTURE CLUES
A house from a note
Find things in a practice house. Compare two drawings made from the same note, and make your own continuation. Five optional tasks on two A4 pages.
This is a new trial version. See the earlier day 10 pack. The combined 48-page booklet still contains the earlier version.


Read the tasks and picture descriptions as text
The practice house on page 1 has two mats and an oil lamp on the left, and a box of hay on the right. The cards below say SLEEP, FOOD FOR ANIMALS and LIGHT. The note in task 2 says: In the room there were two mats and a lamp. Drawing A has two mats on the left, a lamp on the right and a round window. B has two mats at the bottom, the lamp above them and a square window. The answer options are Only A, Only B and Both. On page 2 the new note says: The guest slept on a mat. Lea wants to draw a cat; Mika asks whether the cat is on the note. Answer options: A MAT or A CAT. Luke says that we do not know if there was a cat, because the note says nothing about it. Below the conversation is an empty room frame for your own drawing. The pictures are made up and do not show a particular historical house. THE JOURNEY WITH LUKE / CLUE WORKSHOP A house from a note Come inside! Find things, read clues and examine two drawings. 10 Made-up exercise. The pictures and people are not historical sources. 1/2 Mika: Can we draw a whole house from a little note? 1 Look inside the practice house Draw lines from the word cards to the things in the house. SLEEP FOOD FOR ANIMALS LIGHT 2 Two artists. Same note. THE NOTE “In the room there were two mats and a lamp.” A B Which drawings match the note? Tick one box. Only A Only B Both THE JOURNEY WITH LUKE / CLUE WORKSHOP A cat in the room? A new note turns up. Now it is your turn to be the artist. 10 Made-up exercise. The pictures and people are not historical sources. 2/2 3 Read before you draw THE NOTE “The guest slept on a mat.” Lea: I want to draw a cat next to the guest! Mika: But does the note say there was a cat there? Circle what the note tells us about: A MAT A CAT Luke: We don’t know if there was a cat there. The note doesn’t say anything about it. 4 Draw more of the story Draw the mat from the note. Make up two more things. Put a star by them. 5 You say – your friend builds! Name two things for a room made of blocks. Your friend builds it and adds one more. Point: What did you say? What did your friend make up? Alone: Use your drawing.
Made-up exercises inspired by the game. The pictures and people are not historical sources. You do not need to remember the conversations in the game to use the sheets.