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AC9L2AUF01 Foundation Languages

AC9L2AUF01 – Foundation Languages: null

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This Content Descriptor from Foundation 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

with support, recognise and communicate meaning in Auslan

Elaborations

  • 1

    greeting others using appropriate forms of address, for example,

    HELLO, GOOD MORNING, GOOD AFTERNOON

    , and use of sign names where appropriate

  • 2

    participating in routine exchanges such as expressing thanks, asking to go to the bathroom or get a drink, and describing the day’s weather, for example, raising hand or waving when attending to roll call, saying

    PLEASE, THANK-YOU, GOOD, TODAY WEATHER SUN

  • 3 responding to and using visual cues such as pointing, eye contact and body language
  • 4

    following classroom instructions that include simple DSs for completing activities, such as

    DS:SIT-CIRCLE

    Sit in a circle.

    DS:LINE-UP

    Line up.

    DS:LOOK-AT PRO1

    Look at me.

  • 5 participating in games, and songs, if appropriate, that involve the use of repeated phrases, expressions, actions and NMFs, for example, 'I spy', 'Fruit salad' or the 'ABC Auslan song'
  • 6 responding to Auslan texts such as stories and poems, through play-acting or movement, illustrating characters, events or scenes
  • 7 using Auslan numbers 0–10, for example, sorting counters into groups and counting objects
  • 8

    participating in simple dialogues in Auslan through role-play, for example, playing shops using classroom objects such as toys and books, and practising simple phrases, for example,

    PRO1 WANT, PRO1 WANT-NOT, YES, NO, PRO1 LIKE, PRO1 LIKE-NOT

  • 9 showing emotions using NMFs, for example, responding to visual prompts and modifying emotions each time, such as being happy, sad, angry or tired
  • 10 shadowing parts of a simple Auslan story

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