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AC9ADRFC01 Foundation The Arts

AC9ADRFC01 | Foundation Drama: Drama

Content Descriptor

Content descriptor create arts works that communicate ideas
Strand
Creating and making
Substrand
Drama

This content descriptor sets out learning for Foundation Drama. Use it to plan lessons and assessment with the Australian Curriculum v9.

Elaborations

  • • Elaboration creating arts works in a range of forms to communicate ideas from lived personal or social experiences; for example, creating a dance or scenes showing favourite activities such as games; using digital devices to record their peers playing a game and creating a voice-over that describes what's happening; composing a song or chant about a favourite food or activity; drawing a home scene of people and animals
  • • Elaboration creating works in response to inspiration from sources such as play, imagination, observation, literature, artworks from their cultures and communities or arts knowledge and skill development activities
  • • Elaboration extending and varying known songs, chants or rhymes; for example, changing words, interpreting without using voice, adding movements/actions or improvising rhythm patterns as accompaniment
  • • Elaboration manipulating objects, puppets, 2D images and/or available technologies to create or retell stories
  • • Elaboration devising a chant/rap that a character from an animated series, a text or a fictional hero could use to communicate a health or sustainability message or to learn the steps in a process; recording the chant/rap using an available digital device and sharing live or via a school-managed space such as a learning management system
  • • Elaboration repurposing materials and objects such as clothing or packing boxes as starting points for imagining and developing scenes and scenarios; for example, using packing boxes to create an imagined environment or vehicle
  • • Elaboration considering as a class the characters and situations associated with a story and then re-imagining them by asking questions of the story, such as “What’s up?”, “What happens next?” or “What else might/could happen?" to support the development of their own socio-dramatic or miniature worlds play

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