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Year 7 / Supplementary / Term 1 / Weeks 03 04

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Exact ACARA v9 crosswalk · optional supplementary Days 11–20Year 7 Subjects · T1 W3–4 · Curriculum Crosswalk

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Pinned source and rights ledger. Each content description below is transcribed exactly from the local official-workbook extraction; workbook row and official level are shown. “Where” means a short authored activity, not completion of the description. Science and four HASS disciplines are Year 7; HPE, Technologies and The Arts are the Years 7 and 8 band.

Code Official level Workbook row Exact official description Where Activity boundary
AC9ADA8C01 Years 7 and 8 20672 choreograph dance by selecting and manipulating elements of dance and choreographic devices to communicate ideas, perspectives and/or meaning D11 Conditional: safe original movement/enactment must be observed; no cultural style claim.
AC9ADA8D01 Years 7 and 8 20663 develop safe dance practice and use of expressive and technical skills and, as appropriate, genre- or style-specific techniques D11 Conditional: safe original movement/enactment must be observed; no cultural style claim.
AC9ADA8D02 Years 7 and 8 20667 reflect on own and others’ dance works and/or practices to inform choreographic choices and use of technical and expressive skills D12 Conditional: safe original movement/enactment must be observed; no cultural style claim.
AC9ADA8P01 Years 7 and 8 20683 rehearse and perform dance for audiences, using technical and expressive skills and, as appropriate genre- or style-specific techniques D12 Conditional: safe original movement/enactment must be observed; no cultural style claim.
AC9ADR8C01 Years 7 and 8 20900 improvise and devise drama and/or interpret scripted drama, manipulating elements of drama and applying conventions relevant to the style/form D13 Conditional: safe original movement/enactment must be observed; no cultural style claim.
AC9ADR8D01 Years 7 and 8 20886 develop performance skills relevant to selected drama styles and/or forms D13 Conditional: safe original movement/enactment must be observed; no cultural style claim.
AC9ADR8D02 Years 7 and 8 20894 reflect on their own and others’ drama to inform choices when manipulating elements of drama and/or conventions to shape dramatic action D14 Conditional: safe original movement/enactment must be observed; no cultural style claim.
AC9ADR8P01 Years 7 and 8 20913 rehearse and perform improvised, devised and/or scripted drama to audiences, using performance skills and conventions relevant to style and/or form D14 Conditional: safe original movement/enactment must be observed; no cultural style claim.
AC9AMA8C01 Years 7 and 8 21142 design and structure media arts works to communicate ideas, perspectives and meaning for an intended audience D15 Conditional: original paper/digital work and private presentation observed; no public upload.
AC9AMA8D01 Years 7 and 8 21125 develop media production skills throughout the production process to construct representations using media languages and media technologies D15 Conditional: original paper/digital work and private presentation observed; no public upload.
AC9AMA8D02 Years 7 and 8 21133 reflect on their own and others’ media arts works and practices to inform choices they make during the production process D16 Conditional: original paper/digital work and private presentation observed; no public upload.
AC9AMA8P01 Years 7 and 8 21159 present media arts works, using responsible media practices and considering potential relationships the work could create with audiences D16 Conditional: original paper/digital work and private presentation observed; no public upload.
AC9AMU8C02 Years 7 and 8 21402 compose using the elements of music and compositional devices to communicate ideas, perspectives and/or meaning, and notate, document and/or record the music D17 Conditional: score is planning; actual sound/performance must be heard.
AC9AMU8D01 Years 7 and 8 21384 develop and practise listening/aural skills and vocal and/or instrumental skills/techniques for manipulating elements of music to achieve expressive effects D17 Conditional: score is planning; actual sound/performance must be heard.
AC9AMU8D02 Years 7 and 8 21392 reflect on their own and others’ music to inform choices they make as composers and performers about how they will manipulate elements of music and/or compositional devices D18 Conditional: score is planning; actual sound/performance must be heard.
AC9AMU8P01 Years 7 and 8 21411 perform music using relevant vocal and/or instrumental techniques and performance skills D18 Conditional: score is planning; actual sound/performance must be heard.
AC9AVA8C02 Years 7 and 8 21655 select and manipulate visual conventions, visual arts processes and/or materials to create artworks that represent ideas, perspectives and/or meaning D19 Conditional: original artwork and presentation/process evidence seen.
AC9AVA8D01 Years 7 and 8 21631 experiment with visual conventions, visual arts processes and materials to develop skills D19 Conditional: original artwork and presentation/process evidence seen.
AC9AVA8D02 Years 7 and 8 21640 reflect on the ways that they and other artists respond to influences to inform choices they make in their own visual arts practice D20 Conditional: original artwork and presentation/process evidence seen.
AC9AVA8P01 Years 7 and 8 21664 curate and present examples of their visual arts practice to accompany exhibits of their artworks to communicate ideas, perspectives and/or meaning to audiences D20 Conditional: original artwork and presentation/process evidence seen.
AC9HC7K01 Year 7 1712 the key features of Australia's system of government, including democracy, the Australian Constitution, responsible government and federalism D16 Partial: PEO-sourced simplified institution roles and fictional school issue; not legal advice.
AC9HC7K05 Year 7 1738 how values based on freedom, respect, fairness and equality of opportunity can support social cohesion and democracy within Australian society D17 Partial: PEO-sourced simplified institution roles and fictional school issue; not legal advice.
AC9HC7S02 Year 7 1750 locate, select and organise information, data and ideas from different sources D16 Partial: PEO-sourced simplified institution roles and fictional school issue; not legal advice.
AC9HC7S03 Year 7 1756 analyse information, data and ideas about political, legal or civic issues to identify and explain differences in perspectives and potential challenges D17 Partial: PEO-sourced simplified institution roles and fictional school issue; not legal advice.
AC9HC7S05 Year 7 1765 create descriptions, explanations and arguments using civics and citizenship knowledge, concepts and terms that reference evidence D17, D20 Partial: PEO-sourced simplified institution roles and fictional school issue; not legal advice.
AC9HE7K02 Year 7 1948 the reasons businesses exist and how different types of businesses provide goods and services D18 Partial: invented business cases; no real transaction, finances or market data.
AC9HE7K05 Year 7 1963 the rights and responsibilities of individuals and businesses in relation to consumer and financial products and services D19 Precursor: source-check a fictional flyer; actual legal rights/remedies require current ACCC review.
AC9HE7S01 Year 7 1970 develop questions to investigate a contemporary economic and business issue D18 Partial: invented business cases; no real transaction, finances or market data.
AC9HE7S02 Year 7 1973 locate, select and organise information and data from a range of sources D19 Partial: invented business cases; no real transaction, finances or market data.
AC9HE7S04 Year 7 1984 develop a response to an economic and business issue, identifying potential costs and benefits D19, D20 Partial: invented business cases; no real transaction, finances or market data.
AC9HG7K01 Year 7 2160 classification of environmental resources and the way that water connects and changes places as it moves through environments D11 Partial: invented catchment/neighbourhood model; real Australian data need official sources.
AC9HG7K06 Year 7 2188 the location and distribution of services and facilities, and implications for liveability of places D12 Partial: invented catchment/neighbourhood model; real Australian data need official sources.
AC9HG7K08 Year 7 2196 strategies used to enhance the liveability of a place, including for young people, the aged or those with disability, drawing on studies such as those from Australia or Europe D12 Precursor: invented liveability grid; comparative studies of real places still required.
AC9HG7S01 Year 7 2202 develop questions for a geographical inquiry related to a phenomenon or challenge D11 Partial: invented catchment/neighbourhood model; real Australian data need official sources.
AC9HG7S03 Year 7 2211 interpret and analyse geographical data and information to identify similarities and differences, explain patterns and trends and infer relationships D12, D15 Partial: invented catchment/neighbourhood model; real Australian data need official sources.
AC9HH7K08 Year 7 2503 the different methods and sources of evidence used by historians and archaeologists to investigate early societies, and the importance of archaeology and conserving the remains, material culture and heritage of the past D14 Partial: museum secondary-source paraphrase or classroom prop; no real artefact/cultural heritage studied.
AC9HH7K09 Year 7 2509 how the physical environment and geographical features influenced the development of the ancient society D13 Partial: museum secondary-source paraphrase or classroom prop; no real artefact/cultural heritage studied.
AC9HH7S02 Year 7 2592 locate and identify primary and secondary sources to use in historical inquiry D13 Partial: museum secondary-source paraphrase or classroom prop; no real artefact/cultural heritage studied.
AC9HH7S03 Year 7 2599 identify the origin, content, context and purpose of primary and secondary sources D13 Partial: museum secondary-source paraphrase or classroom prop; no real artefact/cultural heritage studied.
AC9HH7S04 Year 7 2603 identify and describe the accuracy and usefulness of primary and secondary sources as evidence D14, D15 Partial: museum secondary-source paraphrase or classroom prop; no real artefact/cultural heritage studied.
AC9HP8M01 Years 7 and 8 3586 analyse, refine and transfer movement skills in a variety of movement situations D11 Conditional: movement/leadership claim requires observed safe participation, not paper plan.
AC9HP8M02 Years 7 and 8 3593 design and demonstrate how movement strategies can be manipulated to improve movement outcomes D18 Conditional: movement/leadership claim requires observed safe participation, not paper plan.
AC9HP8M05 Years 7 and 8 3608 participate in physical activities that utilise community spaces and outdoor settings, and evaluate strategies to support increased use of these spaces D19 Conditional: community/outdoor participation only if school-approved action actually occurs.
AC9HP8M06 Years 7 and 8 3613 design and justify strategies to increase physical activity levels to achieve health and wellbeing outcomes D19 Conditional: movement/leadership claim requires observed safe participation, not paper plan.
AC9HP8M07 Years 7 and 8 3618 propose and evaluate movement strategies and skills that would be most effective in different movement situations D11 Conditional: movement/leadership claim requires observed safe participation, not paper plan.
AC9HP8M08 Years 7 and 8 3622 investigate modifications to equipment, rules and scoring systems that support fair play and inclusive participation D12, D15 Conditional: movement/leadership claim requires observed safe participation, not paper plan.
AC9HP8M09 Years 7 and 8 3627 practise and apply leadership, collaboration and group decision-making processes when participating in a range of physical activities D12, D18, D20 Conditional: movement/leadership claim requires observed safe participation, not paper plan.
AC9HP8P02 Years 7 and 8 3528 analyse the impact of changes and transitions, and devise strategies to support themselves and others through these changes D16 Partial: fictional relationship/media rehearsal; school wellbeing and help policy applies.
AC9HP8P03 Years 7 and 8 3534 examine how roles, decision-making, and levels of power, coercion and control within relationships can be influenced by gender stereotypes D17 Partial: fictional relationship/media rehearsal; school wellbeing and help policy applies.
AC9HP8P04 Years 7 and 8 3540 examine the roles of respect, empathy, power and coercion in developing respectful relationships D14, D17 Partial: fictional relationship/media rehearsal; school wellbeing and help policy applies.
AC9HP8P06 Years 7 and 8 3553 analyse factors that influence emotional responses and devise strategies to self-manage emotions D13 Partial: fictional relationship/media rehearsal; school wellbeing and help policy applies.
AC9HP8P07 Years 7 and 8 3557 explain and apply skills and strategies to communicate assertively and respectfully when seeking, giving or denying consent D14, D20 Partial: fictional relationship/media rehearsal; school wellbeing and help policy applies.
AC9HP8P08 Years 7 and 8 3562 refine protective behaviours and evaluate community resources to seek help for themselves and others D16, D20 Partial: fictional relationship/media rehearsal; school wellbeing and help policy applies.
AC9HP8P09 Years 7 and 8 3569 investigate how media and influential people impact attitudes, beliefs, decisions and behaviours in relation to health, safety, relationships and wellbeing D13, D15 Partial: fictional relationship/media rehearsal; school wellbeing and help policy applies.
AC9S7H03 Year 7 19191 examine how proposed scientific responses to contemporary issues may impact on society and explore ethical, environmental, social and economic considerations D19 Partial: one ethical/science-communication decision, not a whole contemporary issue.
AC9S7H04 Year 7 19199 explore the role of science communication in informing individual viewpoints and community policies and regulations D19 Partial: one ethical/science-communication decision, not a whole contemporary issue.
AC9S7I01 Year 7 19208 develop investigable questions, reasoned predictions and hypotheses to explore scientific models, identify patterns and test relationships D13 Partial: brief inquiry move; distinguish fictional/secondary data from observed results.
AC9S7I02 Year 7 19216 plan and conduct reproducible investigations to answer questions and test hypotheses, including identifying variables and assumptions and, as appropriate, recognising and managing risks, considering ethical issues and recognising key considerations regarding heritage sites and artefacts on Country/Place D12, D18 Partial: brief inquiry move; distinguish fictional/secondary data from observed results.
AC9S7I03 Year 7 19226 select and use equipment to generate and record data with precision, using digital tools as appropriate D12 Partial: brief inquiry move; distinguish fictional/secondary data from observed results.
AC9S7I04 Year 7 19233 select and construct appropriate representations, including tables, graphs, models and mathematical relationships, to organise and process data and information D14, D16 Partial: brief inquiry move; distinguish fictional/secondary data from observed results.
AC9S7I05 Year 7 19240 analyse data and information to describe patterns, trends and relationships and identify anomalies D16 Partial: brief inquiry move; distinguish fictional/secondary data from observed results.
AC9S7I06 Year 7 19247 analyse methods, conclusions and claims for assumptions, possible sources of error, conflicting evidence and unanswered questions D15, D16, D17, D18 Partial: brief inquiry move; distinguish fictional/secondary data from observed results.
AC9S7I07 Year 7 19254 construct evidence-based arguments to support conclusions or evaluate claims and consider any ethical issues and cultural protocols associated with using or citing secondary data or information D19, D20 Partial: brief inquiry move; distinguish fictional/secondary data from observed results.
AC9S7U02 Year 7 19134 use models, including food webs, to represent matter and energy flow in ecosystems and predict the impact of changing abiotic and biotic factors on populations D14, D20 Partial: fictional food-web cards; no local species, measured populations or matter budget.
AC9S7U04 Year 7 19150 investigate and represent balanced and unbalanced forces, including gravitational force, acting on objects, and relate changes in an object’s motion to its mass and the magnitude and direction of forces acting on it D13, D15, D18 Partial: safe cart model and fair-test plan; one hand push cannot establish a law.
AC9S7U05 Year 7 19160 use particle theory to describe the arrangement of particles in a substance, including the motion of and attraction between particles, and relate this to the properties of the substance D11, D17, D20 Partial: simplified dot model/teacher-approved filtration; no proof of purity or drinking safety.
AC9S7U06 Year 7 19168 use a particle model to describe differences between pure substances and mixtures and apply understanding of properties of substances to separate mixtures D11, D12, D15 Partial: simplified dot model/teacher-approved filtration; no proof of purity or drinking safety.
AC9TDE8K01 Years 7 and 8 19930 analyse how people in design and technologies occupations consider ethical and sustainability factors to design and produce products, services and environments D13 Partial: one small support brief; sustainability/lifecycle claims await evidence.
AC9TDE8K06 Years 7 and 8 19966 analyse how characteristics and properties of materials, systems, components, tools and equipment can be combined to create designed solutions D12 Partial: one small support brief; sustainability/lifecycle claims await evidence.
AC9TDE8P01 Years 7 and 8 19976 analyse needs or opportunities for designing, and investigate and select materials, components, tools, equipment and processes to create designed solutions D11 Partial: one small support brief; sustainability/lifecycle claims await evidence.
AC9TDE8P02 Years 7 and 8 19985 generate, test, iterate and communicate design ideas, processes and solutions using technical terms and graphical representation techniques, including using digital tools D14, D15 Partial: one small support brief; sustainability/lifecycle claims await evidence.
AC9TDE8P03 Years 7 and 8 19992 select, justify and use suitable materials, components, tools, equipment, skills and processes to safely make designed solutions D12 Conditional: making only when light support is actually built and tested safely.
AC9TDE8P04 Years 7 and 8 19999 develop design criteria collaboratively including sustainability to evaluate design ideas, processes and solutions D11, D13, D15 Partial: one small support brief; sustainability/lifecycle claims await evidence.
AC9TDE8P05 Years 7 and 8 20005 develop project plans to individually and collaboratively manage time, cost and production of designed solutions D14 Partial: one small support brief; sustainability/lifecycle claims await evidence.
AC9TDI8K03 Years 7 and 8 20322 investigate how digital systems represent text, image and audio data using integers D16, D20 Partial: simplified image, flowchart or privacy task; paper trace is not a program run.
AC9TDI8K04 Years 7 and 8 20327 explain how and why digital systems represent integers in binary D16 Precursor: 0/1 monochrome convention; fuller why-binary explanation needs separate teaching.
AC9TDI8P05 Years 7 and 8 20355 design algorithms involving nested control structures and represent them using flowcharts and pseudocode D17 Partial: simplified image, flowchart or privacy task; paper trace is not a program run.
AC9TDI8P06 Years 7 and 8 20359 trace algorithms to predict output for a given input and to identify errors D17, D19, D20 Partial: simplified image, flowchart or privacy task; paper trace is not a program run.
AC9TDI8P07 Years 7 and 8 20363 design the user experience of a digital system D18 Partial: simplified image, flowchart or privacy task; paper trace is not a program run.
AC9TDI8P09 Years 7 and 8 20372 implement, modify and debug programs involving control structures and functions in a general-purpose programming language D19 Conditional: general-purpose implementation/debugging only after an observed local code edit/run/retest.
AC9TDI8P14 Years 7 and 8 20402 investigate and manage the digital footprint existing systems and student solutions collect and assess if the data is essential to their purpose D18, D20 Partial: simplified image, flowchart or privacy task; paper trace is not a program run.

Held scope

No First Nations-specific content descriptions, language translations, local Country/Place permission, site survey, individual health outcome or student learning gain are claimed. Year 7 History has much more required content than this two-day secondary-source practice; a full locally reviewed sequence is still needed. State/territory implementation, disability access and actual classroom use require teacher and community review.