Exhibition Morning
Your Child and Nila arrived at the park science exhibition. Their little model windmill was missing from the display table.
Trace a missing windmill model through ribbons, records and a wrong guess before the exhibition opens.
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Your Child and Nila arrived at the park science exhibition. Their little model windmill was missing from the display table.
A visitor said someone must have stolen it. Your Child decided to find out what had happened before blaming anyone.
A square dust mark showed where the model had stood. Your Child drew the mark and noted the last time it was seen.
Caretaker Uncle Karim remembered rain before opening. Several displays had been moved under cover.
Nila found their model's blue ribbon beside a storage trolley. It might be a clue, but they still needed to check.
A worker had pushed the trolley, so Your Child politely asked where it had gone. He pointed toward the covered pavilion.
A windmill stood inside, but its blades were yellow. Their model had green blades, so this was not the answer.
Your Child crossed out the wrong match in the notebook. A detective could change an idea when details did not fit.
Exhibition staff checked the packing list with the children. A green-bladed model had been placed in the art tent by mistake.
With Uncle Karim, Your Child and Nila visited the art tent. They asked the supervisor before entering the storage corner.
Behind a folded display screen stood their windmill. Your Child checked the green blades and the names on its base.
Nila matched the blue ribbon to its little hook. The model was found, and no theft had taken place.
Staff returned it to the checked table. Your Child and Nila made sure it stood firmly before the visitors arrived.
Your Child explained that the model had been moved for the rain. The early rumour was corrected without embarrassing anyone.
A gentle fan set the blades spinning. Visitors listened as the friends explained both their invention and its mystery.
Uncle Karim gave them a Clear Thinker badge. Your Child saved the notebook, including every guess that had changed.