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Deer Story Student's Sheet

Description:
The 1 Year Online 4 Auslan Stories are interactive stories accessed online, each story has animated pictures with stories being signed in Auslan. Students click on key words in the story to see the Auslan sign an picture for it.

Each story also has an interactive activity section at the end where students play games with nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs, it will help them to recall the signs they have learnt. When they have entered an answer correctly, a green tick will appear, if they entered wrong, a red cross will appear. This is a very addictive and enjoyable activity for students and as a natural result, their Auslan skills will increase. This is also an excellent activity for Deaf students to help them learn English as they will be able to see English words for each Auslan signs at the same time. It is beneficial for hearing students who struggle with reading English, as English words will show pictures of what they look like, as well.

The online access is for the full School Year.

A whole school subscription means you will be able to share this password access with all staff, students and parents in your school. Students and staff will be able to use the password to access online Auslan stories both at school and at home.

Invaluable for staff - to be able to easily enjoy learning Auslan signs and Auslan grammar independently any time, and to have an idea of what Auslan grammar looks like. They will be able to see that Auslan is a rich language used by the Deaf community in Australia.

Invaluable for students - all words and pictures are linked to signs, complete with full Auslan stories, students will be able to develop their English skills with word vocabularies and spelling as they learn Auslan at the same time. The pictures and signs are very easy to follow and very enjoyable. Students' understanding of Auslan as a whole language is enriched by interacting with these stories. Many aspects of Auslan are covered in the stories, such as facial expression and  role shifting (constructed action), the Auslan teacher can elaborate on these while showing the stories to students. Students can also access the game at home and learn at their own pace.

Invaluable for parents - an opportunity to be involved in their child's learning at school and to have fun learning Auslan as a second language together with their child.
 

See What it Looks Like: The Online 4 Auslan Stories:
 




Some screenshots of the Online 4 Auslan Stories Videos: