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AES Auslan School Visit on Nov 29

Coming up on the 29th of November the team from Auslan Education Services (AES) will be visiting the school and running an in person Auslan session. One of the Deaf presenters from the videos the students watch each week will be signing about their life as a Deaf person, run an Auslan activity and give time for student questions at the end. An interpreter will also be attending to help with communication. We are really excited that students will have this opportunity to interact with the Deaf community.

Foundation

Over the last week foundation students learnt to sign about time - today, yesterday, tomorrow, before and after. We also had fun revising our fingerspelling working in groups to match each letter with its Auslan illustration. This week we learnt the signs for different jobs. We looked up signs for jobs we were interested in as well as ones from our families.

Years 1 to 6

Last week due to the cup holiday there wasn’t an Auslan lesson for years 3 to 6 but on Monday the Grade 1/2 classes were joined by a few of our 5/6 students who led and played some Auslan games with them. The students enjoyed having these special guests in class and so did I. This week students learnt the signs for ‘on the weekend’. In pairs students asked each other what activities they had done on the weekend and then each pair signed for the class.

Additional Auslan Videos for practice home

Auslan Education Service, the team behind our weekly videos and program, have launched an exciting new YouTube channel called Auslan Time with Geo. The short videos will cover a range of Auslan signs and topics as well as include some interviews with special guests. It’s a great additional resource not only for schools but also any student or family who wants to learn some more about the Auslan community, culture, and language at home. Head over to Auslan Time with Geo on YouTube to watch his first videos!
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AES Auslan School Visit on Nov 29

Coming up on the 29th of November the team from Auslan Education Services (AES) will be visiting the school and running an in person Auslan session. One of the Deaf presenters from the videos the students watch each week will be signing about their life as a Deaf person, run an Auslan activity and  give time for student questions at the end. An interpreter will also be attending to help with communication. We are really excited that students will have this opportunity to interact with the Deaf community.

Foundation

Over the last week foundation students learnt to sign about time - today, yesterday, tomorrow, before and after. We also had fun revising our fingerspelling working in groups to match each letter with its Auslan illustration. This week we learnt the signs for different jobs. We looked up signs for jobs we were interested in as well as ones from our families. 

 Years 1 to 6

Last week due to the cup holiday there wasn’t an Auslan lesson for years 3 to 6 but on Monday the Grade 1/2 classes were joined by a few of our 5/6 students who led and played some Auslan games with them. The students enjoyed having these special guests in class and so did I. This week students learnt the signs for ‘on the weekend’. In pairs students asked each other what activities they had done on the weekend and then each pair signed for the class. 

Additional Auslan Videos for practice home

Auslan Education Service, the team behind our weekly videos and program, have launched an exciting new YouTube channel called Auslan Time with Geo. The short videos will cover a range of Auslan signs and topics as well as include some interviews with special guests. It’s a great additional resource not only for schools but also any student or family who wants to learn some more about the Auslan community, culture, and language at home. Head over to Auslan Time with Geo on YouTube to watch his first videos!Image attachmentImage attachment+2Image attachment

1/2 Maths

Last week in Maths we were learning about Statistics which focuses on how we collect, record and interpret the data we have collected. This week will be working on probability. The likelihood of specific events occurring. In the coming weeks we will also be completing our maths Essential Assessments.
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1/2 Maths 

Last week in Maths we were learning about Statistics which focuses on how we collect, record and interpret the data we have collected. This week will be working on probability. The likelihood of specific events occurring. In the coming weeks we will also be completing our maths Essential Assessments.

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