Same Time, Different Room

Mia: Hey, Leo. Did you see the new announcement about the school craft club? I heard something has changed.

Leo: Yes, I saw it. I think the meeting time has changed. Maybe the club starts later today.

Mia: Has the time changed? I thought we were still meeting at three thirty. Let's check the announcement and sort out the details.

Leo: Good idea. It says, “Craft club members, please meet at three thirty in the art room instead of Room 6.”

Mia: There we are! The meeting time hasn't changed. It is still three thirty.

Leo: Oh, you're right. I saw the word “change” and thought it meant the time. But it is only a room change.

Mia: Exactly. The time is the same, but the room is different. What is the new room?

Leo: The new room is the art room. Room 6 is the old meeting place.

Mia: Great. We can explain it in one clear sentence: The club is meeting in the art room instead of Room 6.

Leo: Let me try. The club is meeting in the art room instead of Room 6, and the meeting time is still three thirty.

Mia: Perfect. Now we won't walk into the wrong room.

Leo: That is good. Imagine me sitting alone in an empty room with paper, glue, and six empty chairs.

Mia: You could make crafts for the chairs, but I don't think they would say thank you.

Leo: Then I will join the real club. Final check: we are still meeting at three thirty.

Mia: And we are meeting in the art room instead of Room 6.

Leo: Now it's your turn. Can you explain the room change using “instead of”?