Ten original 25-minute starts for making small visual stories through sequence, frame, crop, caption and audience choice. Children can use broad paper cards, exact text/tactile frames, drawing, AAC or a child-directed neutral adult. No device, camera, child image, child voice, upload, account or public sharing is needed. The only figures are invented geometric paper tokens; no outside art, film, character, sound, cultural motif or real person is copied.
The exact ACARA v9 / QCAA Prep crosswalk uses AC9AMAFE01, AC9AMAFD01, AC9AMAFC01 and AC9AMAFP01. Start with six original A–F visual-story cards, ten timed teacher scripts, 30 switchable routes, 20 worked context swaps, 20 life-domain bridges and spoken/quiet prompts. Two fresh public formative checks G/H have learner sheets and a separate teacher key. Six original A4 storyboard aids and two check sheets have SVG/PDF and exact text/tactile directions. Paper is the complete route for these early visual-sequencing targets.
The common target is a child-selected arrangement and intended message. A paper storyboard can show pre-production and a finished paper media image sequence when the child makes/share it; it does not show camera/editing/audio skill, viewer reaction or consent to publish. Actual sharing means an actual willing person receives the child's selected work in a controlled setting. A paper puppet rehearsal or pass does not provide that audience evidence. Teachers follow local material/access, privacy and display rules; they do not photograph or upload work under this pack.
The authentic media source slot, rights/privacy ledger and teacher/learner/funder desk run-through state held work. This is an opening fortnight, not a complete Foundation course, official assessment instrument, classroom pilot or measured outcome. Our authored words and graphics © NeuroForgeIO Pty Ltd 2026, CC BY 4.0; external sources are linked, not copied. Rebuild with python3 generate_assets.py --write, audit with python3 verify_pack.py, and update SHA-256 hashes only after intentional edits with python3 verify_pack.py --write-manifest.