AC9L1F2C01
Year 1
Languages
AC9L1F2C01 – Year 1 Languages: Interacting in [Language]
Strand
Communicating meaning in [Language]
Substrand
Interacting in [Language]
This Content Descriptor from Year 1 Languages provides the specific knowledge and skills students should learn. Use it to plan lessons, create learning sequences, and design assessments that align with the Australian Curriculum v9.
Content Description
exchange greetings and personal introductions, and respond to instructions and routines
Elaborations
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1
interacting with peers, the teaching team, visiting Elders and/or community members, using appropriate ways of speaking including terms of respect and forms of address, and using gestures or hand signs and language as appropriate
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2
using appropriate language and behaviours with Elders and/or community members, such as showing respect by whispering, silences or making their presence known, for example, knowing not to intrude on Elders when they are in discussion or showing respect when approaching sites of significance and Country/Place
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3
participating in routine classroom or on Country/Place exchanges, such as responding to the class roll, asking and answering questions, making requests and expressing opinions in appropriate ways
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4
participating in and contributing to discussions on Country/Place and in class, using appropriate strategies for turn-taking
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5
engaging in small and whole group discussions, listening to others and exchanging ideas on topics such as favourite books, seasons, animals and stories
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6
encouraging and praising others, using appropriate language and interaction behaviours
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7
talking in appropriate ways about feelings and emotions, and discussing possible strategies or responses when they experience feelings and/or emotions, for example, role-playing different scenarios and describing how they feel
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8
recounting experiences they have shared together, for example, giving a morning story, talking about meals they have shared, trips to the bush or town, school events, sports days or meeting special guests
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9
identifying and naming features of Country/Place to which their own family and kinship groups belong, using drawings, maps or photos to describe to others
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10
describing the totems or colours of the clan group/s relevant to their own identity, for example, tribal colours worn during NAIDOC week or any other significant celebrations
Related Achievement Standards