Week 15 · Term Two · One inspectable valley
Turn one valley table into millimeters a farmer can check: three gauges, a closed water budget, a farm shortfall, an honest claim, and a diagram that does not say the climate was repaired.
Monday keeps 8 + 4 + 6 = 18 mm. Tuesday balances town +6 as farm −4 + ridge −2. Wednesday marks 5 − 2 as a farm short. Thursday names who pays. Friday writes a diagram a skeptical family can inspect.
20 minutes
Atmosphere · Three gauges, one valley
Treat a weather card as three stations that add, and refuse to let one convenient town reading stand in for the valley.
Make
A valley gauge card
Weather handoff: The gauge card is filed. The water budget is still open — a moving valley is not yet an accounted intervention.
25 minutes
Systems · Water has to come from somewhere
Account a town gain as losses elsewhere, and refuse a created-rain claim.
Make
A water-budget card
Weather handoff: The water budget is filed. The farm test is still open — a balanced card is not yet a check against what crops need.
25 minutes
Data · Who is short after the steer
Subtract crop need minus the after-steer farm gauge, and refuse a town-only success.
Make
A farm-consequence card
Weather handoff: The farm shortfall is filed. Public writing is still open — a named short is not yet a claim a family can inspect.
20 minutes
Ethics · Who the poster may not hide
Keep the town gain and the farm loss on the same public card, and refuse a created-rain headline.
Make
A honest-claim card
Weather handoff: The honest claim is filed. The systems diagram is still open — a refused poster is not yet a notebook a family can inspect.
25 minutes
Public writing · A diagram families can check
Write a systems diagram that uses this week’s millimeters and states what the table still cannot prove.
Make
A Systems impact diagram
Weather handoff: The systems diagram is filed. Term Two now has one inspectable weather model — not a claim that the climate has been repaired.
The diagram uses only work entered here. It does not infer a built engine, a repaired climate, grades, mastery, attendance, or accreditation.
