Rephrasing for a 13-year-old: Position the scene bird and lyre-like tail (2 variations)

Two clear rephrasings aimed at a 13-year-old explaining how to lift the bird, reduce the title, and use the bird's lyre-like tail (tail down) to pair with the instrument.

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Here are two rephrased versions suitable for a 13-year-old:

  1. Move the bird from the info band a little higher into the tree and shrink the title so its tail — which looks like a lyre — has room next to the instrument. Show the bird with its tail down to make matching it with the lyre a bit more fun and challenging.
  2. Lift the scene's bird up the tree and make the title smaller so its lyre-like tail can fit beside the instrument. Keep the bird's tail down to add a playful challenge when pairing it with the lyre.

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