Indigeneous Culture Performance
In Lessons 1 to 12, students learn to:
- improvise and create movements with a partner to create a short dance motif to represent the different stages in a volcanic eruption
- create and perform imaginative movements in response to different stimuli
- develop new dance moves while working in small groups
- show awareness of objects and people around them by taking responsibility for safe dance practices
- show a build-up of elements and performance to build suspense and engagement in a dance piece
- work as a group using the elements of space to show how a cyclone moves
- select a terrain on Earth to represent through locomotor and non-locomotor movements
- create and perform a dance with a partner that shows feelings and emotions
- work in a group to link actions to create a dance montage
- demonstrate performance and audience etiquette
- perform a choreographed dance to an audience
- reflect on their creative process and refine their performance.
- Knowledge and Understanding Test (Lesson 10)
- Assessment Task (Lessons 10–12)
Lesson 1: Volcanic Eruptions
Lesson 2: Earthquake Shake
Lesson 3: Tsunami expression
Lesson 4: Tornado Twisters
Lesson 5: Bushfire rage
Lesson 6: Cyclonic Storm
Lesson 7: Terrain
Lesson 8: Natural Disasters 1
Lesson 9: Natural Disaster 2
Lesson 10: Performance and Audience Etiquette
Lesson 11: Performing a choreographed dance
Lesson 12: Evaluate our dance
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