DAY 21 · TRIAL VERSION WITH SPEECH BUBBLES AND PICTURE CLUES
The little word
Visit the copyist with the boy. Find a missing word, follow the copies and draw your own mark. Five optional tasks on two A4 pages.
This is a new trial version. See the earlier day 21 pack. The combined 48-page booklet still contains the earlier version.
Read the tasks and picture descriptions as text
The boy has brown curls, a blue-green tunic and a brown bag on a strap across him. The copyist has a rust-red turban, a dark beard and a striped scarf, as in the game. On page 1 he gives the boy a blank note. Text card A says: You must not go before it is light. B says: You must go before it is light. Below them is a sun symbol with the text Wait until it is light and a moon symbol with Go while it is dark. Each action card has a box for A or B. On page 2 the boy points between two blank notes. The copying row below goes from A to B to C. A says Two baskets. B says Three baskets. C has an empty writing line. The answer options for where the difference first appears are A, B and C. At the bottom are two empty frames for your own mark and a copy. The pictures of the people show a made-up exercise, not a historical event. THE JOURNEY WITH LUKE / CLUE WORKSHOP The little word Go with the boy into the copy workshop. You need a pencil. 21 Made-up exercise. The pictures and people are not historical sources. 1/2 THE COPYIST Can you make a copy of the message? THE BOY Yes! Afterwards we will check it together. 1 Find the missing word Read A and B. Circle the word in A that is not in B. A · THE MESSAGE You must not go before it is light. B · THE COPY You must go before it is light. 2 What do the notes ask us to do? Write A or B in the boxes. Look at the notes while you answer. Wait until it is light. Go while it is dark. One word can change the message. We can see that a word is missing. The notes do not say why. THE JOURNEY WITH LUKE / CLUE WORKSHOP Who copied from whom? Follow the arrows. A difference can be carried on into a new copy. 21 Made-up exercise. The pictures and people are not historical sources. 2/2 THE BOY Two copies say the same thing! THE COPYIST Look at who copied from whom. 3 Follow the copies B was copied from A. Now C is copied from B. Write the text from B in C. A Two baskets. B Three baskets. C Where did the difference first appear? A B C 4 Make your own mark Draw three shapes in A. Copy them in B. Keep A where you can see it. A · MY MARK B · MY COPY 5 Swap and check! Let a friend copy the mark. Compare and correct it together. On your own? Check your own copy one shape at a time.
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.