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Student Sample: Stage S1 Standard Video 1  

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So we’ve got the instruction:  what do you think you have to do here?

Cut.

Good, and after you cut?

Pray.

Put…

Do you think you have to write it?

No.

No?  So we cut them?

Yeah.

Mew?  

Cut that and put in the paper.

Excellent.  You said the story was the same as the one that we looked at on Wednesday:  all the words are the same, all the sentences are the same, but there is one sentence that is new.  Can anyone find that sentence?  You.

The Australia dollar is used in Australia.

Beautiful, and beautiful reading.

Thank you miss.

Good job.  Look at the word under ‘population’.  Kim, can you read that word?

Error.

Good.  Excellent.  Mew, can you read that number?

Seven million, seven hundred thousand square kilometres.

Beautiful.  Okay, so have a look at area:  you’ve matched it with a number.  Mew, can you read that number please?  

Seven million, seven hundred thousand square kilometres.

Oh, can you read it again?

Seven million, seven hundred thousand square kilometres.

Excellent, beautiful.  Alright, let’s go back here, so highest mountain, you finished that, and longest river.

Moss.. river.

Again?

River.

Mew?

Murray River.

Good.  Can you read the first sentence?  Kim or Mew?  Mew?  Mm-hm. 

Australia is a contenit.

Beautiful.  And the next one, number six?  Mew, can you read it?

In January it is hottest in Darwin than in Melbourne.

Lovely.  Alright, now last one:  Mew would you like to read it?

In 2006 more people came to Australia from China than from India.