# Little Hello · source and purpose card

**Title:** Little Hello. **Creator/source:** SubjectNest by NeuroForgeIO Pty Ltd, 2026. **Creation type:** original computer-created teaching model, graphic score. No named human choreographer, filmed dancer, audio, community tradition or physical performance is supplied.

**Exact score:** A → B → A → B → PAUSE → FINISH. A is a circle placeholder for a first learner-chosen movement idea. B is a square placeholder for a second. The two-part unit A/B appears twice. Pause and finish follow the two units; they are not extra members of the AB unit.

**Documented author purpose:** offer a small composition model through which learners can try a self-chosen welcoming phrase, recognise a whole repeat and choose a deliberate ending. The author does not claim it actually made anyone feel welcome. A learner may adapt it for a picture opening, private phrase or another purpose, or reject the suggested welcome.

**Actual encounter:** the educator presents this actual score/source through an accessible route and accurately names its creation type and purpose. Ask what returns, how it finishes and why this author model was made. Save the child's actual observation/question/idea and support. This may provide a narrow partial AC9ADAFE01 opportunity about this source's documented educational purpose only. It is not a physical or community Dance encounter; broader people/community coverage needs varied appropriate real makers and contexts.

**Actual enactment:** if chosen after local safety review, record performer, date, actual A/B actions and adaptations. Until then mark NOT PERFORMED. A child's movement, an adult's child-directed movement and a puppet/object model are different evidence. Optional actual sharing needs a willing real audience; imagined viewers and a public resource listing are not audience evidence.

Original score/source analysis © 2026 NeuroForgeIO Pty Ltd, SubjectNest, [CC BY 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Official curriculum wording retains its own terms. The supplied work is available for adaptation with attribution; later community or third-party works retain their own permissions.