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Die Tiere Animals PracticePages HomeschoolDen PDF
Die Tiere Animals PracticePages HomeschoolDen PDF
der Vogel
das Pferd
die Kuh
der Fisch
die Katze
der Hund
Made by Liesl at homeschoolden.com
der -- ein
die Tiere die -- eine
Write... a dog, a fish, etc.
das -- ein
die Kuh
der Fisch
die Katze
der Vogel
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Made by Liesl at homeschoolden.com
der -- kein
kein-Words die -- keine
Write... no dog, no fish, etc.
das -- kein
die Katze
der Vogel
die Kuh
der Fisch
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Made by Liesl at homeschoolden.com
die Tiere
Write a sentence in German:
Here is the...
Hier ist der/die/das...
This is a...
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I have found it difficult to find good German materials and curriculum for kids. Early on we used a
lot of free German worksheets and materials, but then at a certain point the kids were ready for more.
See more about the German Curriculum we use now in this post.
I made a whole series of Conversation Cards and we are slowly building conversations skills and
vocabulary from day-to-day, week-to-week. This is what we will be covering (Click on the links to
find out more about each packet):
1. Family tree for greetings and family words (See this post.) - 2 files, approx. 20 pages
2. The days of the weeks, months, weather and seasons, - Approx. 18 pages
3. Clothing (will be shared next week -- probably Oct. 20, 2015) - Approx. 16 pages
4. Where are you from? Nationalities
5. Food and Drink
6. Daily Activities
Last spring I made our first set of German conversation cards. It consisted of a family tree and
various family members (brother, sister, mom, dad, aunt, uncle and grandparents). We used these to
practice greetings and for basic conversations asking and answering questions like What's your
name? How old are you? Is this your aunt? etc. Wow! Having props absolutely transformed German
for us. So this past summer, I made a half-dozen more sets. The kids have made amazing progress
with these already.