SPARKSCHOOL AI · AUSTRALIAN CURRICULUM
AI for Australian Curriculum teachers, from content description to lesson.
Plan Foundation–Year 10 lessons from Australian Curriculum Version 9.0 content descriptions with SparkSchool AI, including general capabilities.
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Year 5 · Mathematics · Number · Content description you provide
- A lesson sequence built around the content description.
- A worked example and three levels of practice.
- A reasoning question linked to critical and creative thinking.
- A quick check against the achievement standard.
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Paste the content description
Include the code, such as AC9M5N01, the year level and the achievement standard.
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Build in general capabilities
Add literacy, numeracy, critical and creative thinking or another capability you want to develop.
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Adapt to your state
Name your state or territory syllabus, such as the NSW syllabuses or the Victorian Curriculum, where it differs.
A few things
you might be wondering.
How does SparkSchool AI help Australian Curriculum teachers?
SparkSchool AI helps teachers plan Foundation to Year 10 lessons from the Australian Curriculum Version 9.0, managed by ACARA. A teacher pastes a content description, such as AC9M5N01, with the year level and achievement standard, and SparkSchool drafts a lesson sequence, worked examples, three levels of practice and a quick check against the achievement standard. Teachers can build in a general capability, such as literacy, numeracy or critical and creative thinking, or a cross-curriculum priority, and name their state or territory framework, such as the NSW syllabuses or the Victorian Curriculum, where it differs. Drafts use Australian spelling and local examples when asked. Every resource is reviewed by the teacher before use. SparkSchool AI costs nothing to start, and Pro costs $7 a month, or $5 a month billed annually; it is not endorsed by ACARA or any state authority.
What are the eight learning areas?
English, Mathematics, Science, Humanities and Social Sciences, The Arts, Technologies, Health and Physical Education, and Languages. Version 9.0 organises each learning area into content descriptions and achievement standards for each year level.
How do general capabilities and priorities fit in?
The seven general capabilities, such as literacy, numeracy and ethical understanding, and the three cross-curriculum priorities, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures, can be added to your task so SparkSchool reflects them in the draft.
Does it work with state syllabuses?
Yes. States and territories implement the Australian Curriculum in different ways. Name your state or territory framework and paste its outcome. SparkSchool is not endorsed by ACARA or any state authority.
An Australian Curriculum lesson-planning checklist
- Paste the Version 9.0 content description code and text, and the year level.
- Check the achievement standard for the year level.
- Add a general capability or cross-curriculum priority you want to develop.
- Name your state or territory framework where it differs.
- Use Australian spelling and local examples.
- Plan a quick check against the achievement standard.