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Full-year Australian Curriculum v9 Indonesian (Second Language) course covering greetings and introductions, family and friends, school and daily life, food and shopping, town and directions, holidays and weather, and Indonesian culture and identity. Aligned to WA SCSA. 4 units, 8 topics, 80 lessons.
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Get Started FreeIntroduce yourself and others, exchange personal information, and describe family and friends. Greetings, the classroom, numbers, personality and appearance, using SVO sentences, possessives and ber- verbs.
Talk about school, subjects, the timetable and telling time, then daily routines, hobbies and leisure. Introduce me- verbs, time and frequency expressions, present-tense sedang, and joining ideas with conjunctions.
Order food and drink, express preferences and compare things, then find your way around town, shop and handle money. Modality (mau/bisa/boleh), comparatives (lebih…daripada), prepositions, directions and me- verbs.
Describe the weather, recount past holidays and plan future ones, then explore Indonesian geography, celebrations, diversity and identity. Time indicators (sudah/belum/akan), cohesive conjunctions (karena/supaya), and reflecting on how language and culture shape identity.
Every lesson includes an engaging hook, structured activities, practice questions and a reflection — ready to present from the interactive whiteboard.
Sample lesson
Learning objectives
Hook
Engaging warm-up to activate prior knowledge
Direct Instruction
Clear, visual explanations with interactive slides
Activities
Hands-on tasks with real-time AI feedback
Practice
Formative questions with progressive hints
Reflection
Metacognitive wrap-up and self-assessment
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