Exact original educator-read text; not recorded audio. Use a familiar quiet voice, one line at a time, or exact words through AAC/sign/text. No device, sound playback or demand to hear is required. An educator may rephrase for everyday communication, but an assessed translation must preserve source/prompt meanings and have appropriate speaker review. No human narration claim.
Track 1 · Two own ideas
“Let's make a tiny phrase that belongs to you. Choose two comfortable ideas, or plan them on paper. Circle A can remind us of your first idea. Square B can remind us of your second. Tell, show, sign or direct where they go. The finish line means the phrase is over. You can rest, change the plan or stop.”
Track 2 · A whole bit returns
“Here is A then B. Here is A then B again. The whole two-part bit returns. A pause can be a chosen rest inside a phrase. A finish tells us the phrase is over. Our marks are a plan. They aren't a picture of someone who already danced. You choose whether and how to make your own phrase.”
Track 3 · Meet Little Hello
“This actual graphic score is called Little Hello. SubjectNest by NeuroForgeIO Pty Ltd made it in 2026 as an original computer-created teaching model. It has A, B, A, B, then pause, then finish. Its documented purpose is to help a learner try a small self-chosen welcoming phrase with a repeat and deliberate ending. It hasn't supplied a filmed dancer or a real viewer's response. What do you notice? What might you keep, change or reject for your own idea?”