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AC9LIT6C05
Creating text in Italian
create and present a range of informative and imaginative, spoken, written and multimodal texts using a variety of modelled sentence structures to sequence information and ideas, and conventions appropriate to text type
Elaborations
- AC9LIT6C05_E1<p>conveying information to others through different text types, for example, creating an advertisement such as <em>la festa</em> <em>della cioccolata di Perugia: Vuoi partecipare …? Ti piace …?</em> <em>Preferisci …? Allora vieni a …</em></p>
- AC9LIT6C05_E2writing short texts (emails, letters, etc.) to friends or family members (grandparents, older significant adults, etc.) to interact and share information about aspects of their life, using the appropriate phrases to mark respect for age, gender, and/or social authority
- AC9LIT6C05_E3<p>writing and performing their own texts (songs, plays, video clips, fairy tales, etc.) and adapting patterns from familiar stories to create booklets, board games or a different version of a text based on the characters, settings and events of an Italian story such as <em>I Tre Orsi</em> and <em>Il Fagiolo</em></p>
- AC9LIT6C05_E4creating a class print or digital poster, locating and describing, in Italian, a specific First Nations Country/Place location in a local or regional context, or elsewhere in Australia
- AC9LIT6C05_E5<p>using expressions that reflect cultural concepts, behaviours or messages when creating texts, for example, <em>La domenica mangiano la pizza. La famiglia fa la passeggiata in piazza; Le famiglie fanno molte cose insieme; La mia</em> <em>squadra è forte ma la tua è finita.</em></p>
- AC9LIT6C05_E6<p>demonstrating that language varies depending on how people feel, who they are interacting with, and their relationship with each other when creating texts, for example, using emotive language with friends and peers <em>Ma dai! Non ci credo! Che barba</em>!, more formal language with unknown adults <em>Scusi? Per cortesia</em>, and a range of salutations with varying degrees of formality in written communication <em>Tanti cari bacioni/Un grande abbraccio/Distinti saluti</em></p>
- AC9LIT6C05_E7creating a storyboard exploring the sequence of events in a series of interrelated short stories
- AC9LIT6C05_E8composing and performing a series of short plays or skits about topics of interest, using digital media to share with peers or Italian-speaking contacts
- AC9LIT6C05_E9creating a multimodal presentation (digital travel brochure, video guide, etc.) to share interesting facts about Italian geography, places to visit, and things to do and see
- AC9LIT6C05_E10producing cards for a range of events, for example, making an invitation, congratulation card or thank you letter or composing the text for accepting or refusing an invitation
- AC9LIT6C05_E11<p>writing a diary entry about various experiences regarding learning Italian, for example, <em>Sono fiero perché … Gli italiani in Australia amano ... Mia nonna è contenta quando … lo sono contento di parlare … Sono timido … Non parlo … Ho imparato … Ho visto … Sono sorpreso di scoprire .</em>..</p>
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