First things first: your answer is not wrong because it looks different. These are just ideas from other kids — yours can be completely different and just as good.
A chain from the lab
- A pencil that never needs sharpening.
- Yes, and it corrects your spelling mistakes by wiggling.
- Yes, and it can read the homework sheet out loud.
- Yes, and it has little legs so it can walk to your desk by itself.
- Yes, and it hides under the sofa when you have too much homework.
Name: the Homework-Buddy 3000.
The drawing shows: the little legs, a speech bubble with the read-out homework, and the pencil peeking out from under the sofa.
What makes a chain strong?
- Every step really keeps the step before. If step 4 forgets step 2, it's a list, not a chain.
- Every step adds exactly one thing. Small steps take you further than giant jumps.
- The drawing plan picks the features you can SEE. «It never needs sharpening» is hard to draw; «little legs» is easy — and funny.