Three Moments

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Turn one surprise, one snag, and one spark into a clearer next move without assigning a label.

Parent Note

Think of one moment that surprised you, one that was hard, and one that drew your child in. You are not testing your child. You are gathering a clearer picture of what the moment asked and what might help next.

Three Moments

Turn one surprise, one snag, and one spark into a clearer next move without assigning a label.

Moment 1 · Surprise: What did your child understand, notice, create, remember, or ask that caught your attention?
Moment 2 · Snag: Where did the situation and your child's current skills fail to meet easily?
Moment 3 · Spark: What invited your child to stay, think, play, build, ask, or talk?
Look across the three: Which next move best fits what you noticed?

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Three Moments

Notice one surprise, one snag, and one spark without scoring or labeling your child.

Moment 1 · Surprise: What did your child understand, notice, create, remember, or ask that caught your attention?
Moment 2 · Snag: Where did the situation and your child's current skills fail to meet easily?
Moment 3 · Spark: What invited your child to stay, think, play, build, ask, or talk?
Look across the three: Which next move best fits what you noticed?

Try it without the interactive controls

Choose one next move: add reach, support the entry, prepare the change, compare settings, ask another perspective, or watch a little longer.