Skill Details
Runtime
(gpt-5.6)
Example user message
[userMessage]: Fictional adult planning case. Focus: counted repetition, reach cell3 from0. Two learners already read numbers0-4 and understand moving one cell right. Materials: one paper strip with cells0-4, one large paper marker, one pencil. Seated pair, adult present throughout, no screens or floor movement. Total12minutes including setup/explanation/challenge/reflection/cleanup. Roles may swap, sharing the single marker/pencil. Use words plus hand-drawn marks; no extra printing or materials. Draft one repeat challenge, separate key with an intentional wrong count and a repaired trace. No learner records or performance claims.
Example agent response
Manually worked fictional illustration; not model-tested output.
### 1. Focus and readiness
DRAFT_FOR_ADULT_REVIEW. PROPOSED counted-repeat challenge. Goal: marker reaches3 from0. Supplied number/movement routines are prerequisites, not assessed readiness.
### 2. Materials and time
One pair uses1 strip,1 large paper marker,1 pencil; totals match stock. Adult stays present and learners share/alternate roles. Estimated ledger: setup2 + explain/model2 + challenge4 + reflection3 + cleanup1 =12minutes. No printing or outside preparation assumed; adult confirms time and materials before use.
### 3. Learner challenge card
Place the marker at0 on the0-4strip. RIGHT means move exactly one cell right. A move beyond4 is invalid and stops the run; no wrap. REPEAT n {RIGHT} means do RIGHT exactly n times; n may be0-4. Choose n to finish at3. Predict the positions, then run your written program. Reset to0 before every attempt; do not add moves during a run. Explain why your chosen count works. Swap who reads and who moves using the same stock.
### 4. Facilitator key and traces
Separate key: one valid solution REPEAT3 {RIGHT}. Start0; iteration1 RIGHT ->1; iteration2 ->2; iteration3 ->3; repeat ends, halt at goal. Three primitive actions, within12. Deliberate bug REPEAT2 {RIGHT}: reset0 ->1 ->2 ->halt, short of3. First missing action is the intended third repetition. Repair count2 to3; reset0 ->1 ->2 ->3 ->halt. Zero check REPEAT0 {RIGHT}: start0 ->no body actions ->halt0, not goal. No other rule changes or uniqueness/minimum claim.
### 5. Hints and transfer
Hint1: point to start and goal. Hint2: count one RIGHT per cell crossed. Hint3: compare predicted positions with repeat count. Keep written numbers plus hand-drawn marks; adult confirms representation. Optional discussion: what count reaches2? Expected2, with0 ->1 ->2; use only if adult finds time, not an added required phase.
### 6. Adult rehearsal and open checks
Draft rule/trace and stock arithmetic are shown, not classroom tested. Adult must physically rehearse the valid, wrong-count, repaired and zero runs; check marker size/participation and timing. Keep this key away from the learner card. Next: rehearse the stated rules before using the challenge.
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GPT-5.6
Turn one coding concept and your material/time limits into a paper-and-token challenge. Get a student card, explicit rules and a separate facilitator key with solution, bug and repaired traces. Adult review and rehearsal required. No learning guarantee, grading or official curriculum alignment. Two manually worked fictional illustrations; not model-tested.
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