Two clear rephrasings of layout instructions for a 14-year-old — include person milking cow and a milk carton with a cow

Two concise rewordings of instructions for a 14-year-old: place a person milking the cow (or carrying a milk bucket) next to the grazing chicken and add a milk carton that shows a cow so the child easily pairs cow with milk.

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Rephrase 1

For a 14-year-old student: To help the child immediately connect the cow with milk, include a person milking the cow or carrying a bucket of milk, and place that person next to the grazing chicken. The dairy products look great — please also add a milk carton that shows a cow so the child can find the matching pair more easily.

Rephrase 2

Age 14: Make the cow–milk link obvious by depicting someone either milking the cow or walking away with a milk bucket; position this person by the chicken that is grazing. The dairy items are good; just add a milk carton featuring a cow to help the child spot the pair at a glance.

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