PRIVATE NATIVE CANDIDATE · Foundation / Queensland Prep Media Arts · Term 2 Weeks 13–14 · Days 61–70 · 2 October 2026
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A child can start with this
“Make a picture page about something you invent. Which picture would make you want to open it?” Offer a broad blank sheet and one familiar suitable marking tool. Let the child make a wanted mark immediately, or direct a willing adult to make it. Another sheet, a second broad area, or a later sitting can become the inside page. One wanted part, a plan, rest or pass is available.
The useful playful result is an actual little paper publication: a cover and one inside picture page for a chosen funny, surprising, useful-in-pretend-play or personal keeping purpose. No staple, fold, cutting, camera, film, screen, title, independent writing, purchase or public audience is needed. The child can leave it unfinished, use a different form, keep it private or let one willing person open/view it. Two sheets laid together can be the complete selected work. A board with two described regions can also be an actual temporary arrangement; document what exists rather than claiming a bound book.
“Magazine” means this small chosen collection of pictures, not a commercial publication, factual news report or completed film. Imagination is explicitly labelled. The child can instead make an original picture page about an ordinary safe thing without personal disclosure. All supplied models are invented written design examples, not actual children, human artists' accounts, films, reader reactions or cultural repertoire.
Why this follows Weeks 11–12
The actual prior 35-member pack offers an imagined-film poster: image size, setting, composition, optional wording, revision, permission to share and a prepared genuine human-maker encounter. It supplies no actual child work or human importance account. Earlier W1–10 already introduce frame/crop/sequence, layers, branches, local symbols and sound cues. This slice does not present those as newly discovered topics.
The new emphasis is editorial selection for a small publication: choose what belongs on a cover and what belongs inside; make those roles visible in a child-owned arrangement; compare a genuinely made alternative when available; decide which version to keep and who, if anyone, may receive it. A cover can be quiet, surprising or deliberately incomplete without being wrong. The child may intentionally repeat a picture, use no words, or make one page only. Record the chosen form and the components actually elicited. A new cover does not prove improved reader attention.
A digital helper is not proposed for this slice. Paper/board/direct fabrication already allow meaningful learner creation, editing, arrangement, inspection and permission decisions with very little setup. Digital capture, editing, saving and camera/audio production remain unelicited. A later digital proposal would need its own genuine editable experience, plain-text/no-device route, local notices, input/output safeguards and actual qualified UI evidence; this document supplies none of those successes.
Teacher preparation that stays behind the play
Use broad existing paper/board and locally suitable marker/crayon, or an exact described arrangement with adult fabrication on the child's creative direction. Check reachable stable work area, material/tool suitability and ordinary hygiene. No loose small pieces, adhesives, scissors or body task is required. Adult-prepared broad pieces are optional only when locally suitable; the child need not handle them. Do not move a child's body or communication equipment. Use established speech, sign, gesture, pointing, AAC (augmentative and alternative communication), exact description and wanted scribing. Any route can be changed. No learner type or fixed preferred way is assigned.
Keep actual child decisions, adult proposals and adult physical operations separate. A neutral adult asks “Here?” and waits for the child's direction; they do not silently supply the cover, story or meaning. An unmade oral specification is a plan. Adult fabrication on child creative direction may produce an actual child-authored paper work; it does not demonstrate child marker handling. Description access is description access, not independent visual viewing. Printing a pack model is not creating the child's own work.
No child image, recording, name, address, family account, account login, upload or public exhibition is needed or authorised. School-held records follow local policy. A toy/imagined reader supplies no actual human audience. A child's chosen work can be shared through a permitted exact description with a real willing recipient; record that access route. Intention, actual reception and actual reply are different facts. Do not infer comprehension, feeling or improvement. Private/later/pass is not an error.
Use a few brief samples while children make. An optional 20-minute start is a planning allowance, not tested pacing or an extra daily requirement: approximately 3 minutes to start, 5 to make, 5 to play with choices, 5 to inspect/continue, 2 to close. A smaller 2–4-minute opening or another sitting is equally available. Do not collect ten full forms from every child. Missing components stay unobserved; stop, rest and wanted help are always available.
Sequence and exact partial authority
Whole raw national authority is retained separately: Foundation Media Arts introduction D20965, four descriptions E/J20967/20976/20986/20995, and complete shared Foundation The Arts standard F12 with empty B/C/D. Canonical full records match actual retained workbook. This slice samples print-media construction and representation; whole technologies, repertoire, community/cultural breadth and Foundation achievement remain open.
| Start | Practical child job | Proposed opportunity, conditional on actual evidence |
|---|---|---|
| S61 | Make one page and choose its job | AC9AMAFD01 / AC9AMAFC01 |
| S62 | Choose a cover for an actual collection | D01 / C01 |
| S63 | Make an inside page worth opening | D01 / C01 |
| S64 | Arrange cover and inside so their roles can be found | D01 / C01 |
| S65 | Fresh Q: first new publication response | D01 / C01; partial components recorded |
| S66 | Choose picture, optional words and open space | D01 / C01 |
| S67 | Keep or revise a real visible choice | D01 / C01 |
| S68 | Private keeping or an actual willing opening | D01 / C01; AC9AMAFP01 only if actual sharing occurs |
| S69 | Encounter a genuine maker's work/account, if prepared | AC9AMAFE01 only actual scoped exploration; D/C own response |
| S70 | Fresh R: first different publication response | D01 / C01; no required audience |
The national D/C/P/E words are not replacement attainment labels. “Created” requires an actual work, not merely a specification. Sharing requires an actual recipient and work. E01 needs actual exploration of how/why arts matter to a person/community, not identifying a feature, a generated organisational intention, encounter alone or KEEP alone. S69's actual source route is prepared below; no real account is supplied by this slice. The published QCAA Prep alignment is 230422/2023. Current complete indexed 3-page Non-Performing Arts conditions 230141-01/October 2023 distinguish developing ideas, making/sharing and short response; the original descriptive rubric is original, not QCAA grading. Native QCAA requests in this turn returned 403; DOCX SE body was not read. See SOURCE-SCOPE.md.
Pick a start
- Day 61: Make one page that has a job
- Day 62: Which picture belongs on the cover?
- Day 63: What will be inside?
- Day 64: Help someone find what you chose
- Day 65: Fresh Q · first own publication choice
- Day 66: Picture, optional words, or deliberate space
- Day 67: Keep it, or change one real thing
- Day 68: Mine, or a willing person can open it
- Day 69: What did a real maker choose, and why could it matter?
- Day 70: Fresh R · a different publication job
Full sources and scope · Complete source notice · Print choices