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Welcome to Identity: Sharing our stories rap
Introductory rap point Task 1
Task 1 Task 2
Task 2 Task 3
Task 3 Task 4
Task 4 Task 5
Task 5 Task 6
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Identity: Sharing our stories rap
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Dates
Joining the rap

Identity: Sharing our stories is available in Term 2, 2009. The rap supports Aboriginal studies across key learning areas and is suitable for Stages 3 and 4 (Years 5, 6, 7 and 8). It focuses on Stage 3 and Stage 4 syllabus outcomes in English, HSIE, Music and PDHPE.

This rap explores cultural factors affecting identity, with Program and planning ideas which can provide additional support and resources for teaching units such as:

Listening sticks illustrations created by Maureen Wenzel, Aboriginal Education Consultant, 2008

This rap features Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices reflecting on identity, belonging, family and how each student can aim for the stars. Students from Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal backgrounds will read short factual texts by Aboriginal authors and then write about:

  • Where my family comes from (the importance of cultural background and belonging)
  • Famous people who inspire me (qualities which build a strong identity and positive actions)
  • Someone who inspires me to be the best I can be (role of a mentor who believes in us)
  • What I want to be when I grow up (aim for the stars, goals, overcoming obstacles)

The rap discussion focuses on the following texts. Please print these out for your students to read and discuss each week

For Task 2, Rap point 1: My People, my place
For Task 3, Rap point 2: Extracts from Deadly Vibe magazine
For Task 4, Rap point 3: Respect – Encouragement – Action
For Task 5, Rap point 4: Strong Identity – Proud future

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Planning and programming

Syllabus outcomes Stage 3
Syllabus outcomes Stage 4
Introductory rap point
Rap point 1
Rap point 2
Rap point 3
Rap point 4
Wrap up

Dates

Register from

18 May 2009, Week 4 Term 2

Introductory activities

18 May 2009, Week 4 Term 2

Task 2 Rap point 1

2 June 2008, Week 6 Term 2

Task 3 Rap point 2

10 June 2008, Week 7 Term 2

Task 4 Rap point 3

16 June 2008, Week 8 Term 2

Task 5 Rap point 4

23 June 2008, Week 9 Term 2

Task 6 Wrap up

30 June 2008, Week 10 Term 2

 

Coordinators

Lizzie Chase, Head Teacher Teaching and Learning, Chifley College Bidwill Campus. Maureen Wenzel, Aboriginal Education Consultant, and Daphne Bell, Aboriginal Education Assistant, Crawford Public School, will also be available online during the rap.

Ian McLean, teacher librarian at Penrith Public School, will also join us during the rap.

Joining the rap

From 18 May 2009, you may participate in the Identity: Sharing our stories rap by going to the Identity 2009 blog to post a message in Comments. You will be asked to insert an email address and name. The email address will not be published. Please use a class group name to sign off, not individual student names.

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