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    The document outlines a task assessment for a child to complete using recycled materials to create a toy, write about their favorite toy, and compare it to a toy from the past. It includes spaces for the child's name, date of birth, observations during the activity with interpretations and future planning.

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    The document outlines a task assessment for a child to complete using recycled materials to create a toy, write about their favorite toy, and compare it to a toy from the past. It includes spaces for the child's name, date of birth, observations during the activity with interpretations and future planning.

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    Task Four Assessment

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    The document outlines a task assessment for a child to complete using recycled materials to create a toy, write about their favorite toy, and compare it to a toy from the past. It includes spaces for the child's name, date of birth, observations during the activity with interpretations and future planning.

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    Task Four Assessment

    Lesson Objectives:
    1. Create a toy using the provided recycled materials.
    2. Write about why you choose your favourite toy.
    3. Write about the comparison between your favourite toy and a toy from the past.

    Child’s name: DOB:

    Context:
    Time Observation Interpretation/ Future Planning
    Photo observation:

    Comments on Lesson Objectives:

    Observational Assessment

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