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Materials Checklist is stranded at the bottom of one page while

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its explanation starts on the next.

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That break makes the heading look disconnected.

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In a Pages-format Google Doc, apply Keep with next to the

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heading paragraph and inspect where the two paragraphs land.

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The text must remain unchanged; moving them together is the result to verify.

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In the fictional brief, Materials Checklist sits alone at the bottom

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of one page while its first body paragraph begins on the next.

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The target is not a fixed page number; it is keeping

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those two paragraphs together wherever they fit.

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Record the body sentence before changing layout.

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Open the document's page setup and confirm Pages rather than Pageless.

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Google's paragraph-format help says Keep with next is unavailable in Pageless documents.

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If the document is Pageless, change format only if page-based layout

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is actually required for this practice copy; otherwise a page-break

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problem does not apply.

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Put the cursor in the Materials Checklist heading paragraph.

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Open Format, then Line and paragraph spacing, and choose Keep with next.

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This ties the heading to the following paragraph for pagination.

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Do not choose Keep lines together for this particular split; that

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keeps lines within one paragraph together.

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Read the page where the heading now appears.

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It may move with the body paragraph to the next page,

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which is a successful result.

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If the two still separate, check that the command was applied

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to the heading itself and that a manual page break is

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not forcing an unexpected boundary.

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The first paragraph must still say Bring two pens and one printed room map.

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Do not delete or shorten the text just to hide the page issue.

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A future font, margin, or preceding-content change may alter pagination,

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so review the final Pages view before exporting or printing.

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Materials Checklist and the sentence Bring two pens and one printed

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room map now appear on the same page.

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The heading may move to the next page; that is the

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intended behavior when there is not enough space below it.

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Keep with next belongs on the heading paragraph.

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Confirm the text stayed intact and review pagination again before exporting or printing.