Draw a fork in a path. One way leads to a bridge, and the other leads to a tree. Give the two branches different outcomes: at the bridge, the cat finds its way home; at the tree, it discovers a note. Plan one opening scene and one short line for each ending.
In the cat’s green-flag script, switch to the opening backdrop and use Ask and Wait to let the reader enter 1 for the bridge or 2 for the tree. In an If–Else block, compare the Answer to 1. If it matches, switch to the bridge backdrop and show the first ending. In the other branch, check for 2 before showing the tree ending. For any other input, tell the reader to restart and enter 1 or 2.
Run the story from the green flag three times: once with 1, once with 2, and once with a different number. Check that the opening backdrop returns each time and that each valid answer leads to its own scene. Then let someone else try it. If they pause at the choice, ask your child to make the on-screen instructions clearer.
