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## 1. Inputs

- **Theme** (required) — e.g. "weather", "ancient Egypt".
- Optional: age/grade, subject, standards. Default to the established audience (Christopher,
age 6, grade K–1) if unspecified. If asked to align to standards, look them up in
`standards_data/` or `curriculum.db`.
- Optional: age/grade, subject. Default to the established audience (Christopher, age 6,
grade K–1) if unspecified.
- **Standards — always align, and always look them up** (unless the user supplies them).
Query `curriculum.db` for the audience's grade band and subject and pick the standards the
theme genuinely serves:

```bash
venv/bin/python -c "
import sqlite3
for r in sqlite3.connect('curriculum.db').execute(
\"SELECT standard_id, description FROM standards WHERE subject='Science' AND grade_level IN (0,1)\"):
print(*r)"
```

Grade K is `grade_level = 0` (IDs like `VA.SCIENCE.K.k.6`); the same data lives in
`standards_data/<subject>.json`. Do **not** cite standards from memory — verify every ID and
description you annotate, and write content that actually teaches them, not name-drops them.

## 2. Design the week (before writing code)

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- Friday: a capstone that synthesizes the whole arc.
- Final page: a **Parent Feedback & Teaching Notes** page (a `readingWorksheet` whose questions ask
the parent about comprehension, curiosity, and topics to revisit).
- Annotate each day with standards IDs in the docstring when standards were given.
- Annotate each day with its verified standards IDs in the script docstring (see §1 — not
optional), and size the week for roughly 90 minutes of work per day including the
hands-on/outdoor activities.

## 3. Write the script

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