Week 23 · Term Three · One inspectable forecast
Turn one living network into counts a neighbor can check: 5 + 3 prey, 8 − 2 shared, 5 − 2 hunts, 4 × 2 limits, and a statement that does not say the web is balanced or a species is saved.
Monday adds 5 + 3 prey. Tuesday subtracts 8 − 2 shared. Wednesday subtracts 5 − 2 hunts. Thursday names 4 × 2 limits. Friday writes a statement a skeptical family can inspect.
20 minutes
Ecology · Two rows, one prey count
Count prey as both rows, and refuse a mice-are-the-web stamp the table never held.
Make
A prey card
Frontier handoff: The prey card is filed. The shared meals are still open — eight prey are not yet an overlap a neighbor can subtract.
25 minutes
Networks · Listed minus unique
Count shared meals as listed minus unique-to-one, and refuse a same-menu stamp that hides the six still on the card.
Make
A shared-meal card
Frontier handoff: The shared-meal card is filed. The hunts are still open — six shared meals are not yet remaining hunts a visitor can count.
25 minutes
Probability · Posted minus withdrawn
Count remaining hunts as posted minus withdrawn, and refuse a leftover-track stamp that hides the three still on the card.
Make
A hunt card
Frontier handoff: The hunt card is filed. The limits are still open — three hunts are not yet a rule a family can inspect.
20 minutes
Geography · Who names the limits
Keep the forecast as a counted limit total, and refuse a headline that the web is saved.
Make
A limit card
Frontier handoff: The limit card is filed. The forecast is still open — eight limits are not yet a statement a family can inspect.
25 minutes
Public writing · A forecast families can check
Write a food-web forecast that uses this week’s counts and states what the table still cannot prove.
Make
A food-web forecast
Frontier handoff: The food-web forecast is filed. The year now has one inspectable living-network model — not a claim that the web is saved.
The forecast uses only work entered here. It does not infer a rescue, a balanced web, a keystone species, next week’s counts, mastery, attendance, or accreditation.
