CVs: How should I include papers that have been accepted as abstract submissions to a journal, but still need to go through manuscript review? To be specific, I've submitted an extended abstract to a special issue of an education journal (I'm a graduate student in STEM). Based on the reviews of that abstract, we've been asked to submit a manuscript in a few months.

This is certainly "acceptance" of some sort, but I'm wary of overstating this on my CV as there's still a chance they could reject in the manuscript review. However, as this paper is super relevant to an award nomination I need to submit my CV for, I'd really like to have it on there somehow.

How can I best note this on my CV?

(While this question and this question are close to my situation, they're referring more to paper manuscripts that have been accepted with some contingency.)
In my opinion, you should try to to be as candid as possible and simply state exactly what the state of the paper is. In this case, you could for example write, "extended abstract accepted - awaiting full manuscript submission" or something similar to that.