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AC9L2FF01 Foundation Languages

AC9L2FF01 | Foundation Framework for Aboriginal Languages and Torres Strait Islander Languages

Content Descriptor

Content descriptor with support, recognise and communicate meaning in [Language]

Second language learners · Foundation to Year 10 sequence

This content descriptor sets out learning for Foundation Framework for Aboriginal Languages and Torres Strait Islander Languages · Second language learners · Foundation to Year 10 sequence. Use it to plan lessons and assessment with the Australian Curriculum v9.

Elaborations

  • • Elaboration using appropriate greetings and gestures in daily activities in [Language]
  • • Elaboration participating in routine exchanges, such as responding to the class roll call or describing the season and weather, for example, choosing the picture and word for the season and weather of the day on a class calendar
  • • Elaboration participating in songs and chants by singing and performing actions, for example, singing a traditional song in [Language] if appropriate or singing ‘Heads, shoulders, knees and toes’ in [Language]
  • • Elaboration reproducing the sounds and rhythms of [Language] songs and chants by reciting, singing and imitating, for example, listening to the teacher saying animal names and/sounds, and repeating and miming the movement of the animal
  • • Elaboration transitioning to activities/routines through traditional and contemporary music, for example, moving to a new activity while singing or dancing
  • • Elaboration responding to teacher and peers in [Language]
  • • Elaboration using [Language] to reinforce daily habits, for example, using flashcards to learn the names of daily habits such as handwashing and brushing teeth
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  • • Elaboration responding to texts such as stories and songs through role-play or movement, illustrating characters, events or scenes, for example, acting out a popular Aboriginal story or Torres Strait Islander story using some modelled [Language]
  • • Elaboration playing with [Language] in a tactile way such as fingerpainting or drawing in the sand, for example, putting 2 shells on the ground with a flashcard of the number 2 in [Language]
  • • Elaboration participating in simple dialogues through role-plays that involve taking turns, for example, playing shops using classroom objects or choosing a toy or object by asking for it in [Language]

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