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Kinderplatz Der Anfang (the Beginning) - Learn and Draw German Class!
In this 4 week, starter language class, your child can learn & draw their first German words. Words such as - mother, father, dog, cat, learn numbers and more! Combining drawing with words we are learning will make learning German fun!
There are no upcoming classes.
30 minutes
per class
Once per week
over 4 weeks
4-7
year olds
1
learner per class
per learner - per class
How does a "Multi-Day" course work?
Meets multiple times at scheduled times
Live video chats, recorded and monitored for safety and quality
Discussions via classroom forum and private messages with the teacher
Great for engaging projects and interacting with diverse classmates from other states and countries
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Description
Class Experience
My goal for your child will be to spark an interest in another language- in this case German. I want them to be able to learn some basic greetings, common words and numbers 1-10. My favorite way to teach is through artwork, so if I teach a child a new language vocabulary word and they can now draw it, we have tapped into multiple facets of their brain and creativity. If they draw a cat in class and can show daddy this is “katze” I think that’s awesome. To sing their little alphabet song to their parents when at dinner, or show mommy how they can count in German. So each week we will learn something about the German language. Since this is the beginner class it will truly be to gain a taste for learning another language - so the first week/day we learn a few basic greetings, Hello, Goodbye - and replies Yes, No. The following week we will try counting to 1-10 - with a nice song. The third week we will introduce some family words - such as mommy, daddy, grandma and grandpa. Finally we will learn a few pet words and listen to the alphabet song together. Ultimately my goal would be to create a desire for them to want to learn more, this also gives parents a chance to see if their child is inclined to do more. Sometimes it’s not the right time - so four classes is an opportunity to see if they’ve acquired a taste for learning a new language. These young years are still so formative and impressionable so I believe it’s the prime time to introduce a new language. If they develop a desire to continue learning I recommend the next course Kinderplatz 1 where they will learn even more vocabulary and use of German.
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Übung macht den Meister! (Practice makes perfect!) I only ask that they repeat what they’ve learned in class. Practice drawing what we learned and writing the word in German.
pencil paper markers or crayons
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Direct praise in class
30 minutes per week in class, and an estimated 0 - 1 hours per week outside of class.
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English/German The Preschooler‘s handbook by Engage books (but no worries, this will not need to be purchased as i will only be referring to photos in it on occasion)
Teacher
Bonita Berry Teacher and Artist who opens the door to create a community for artistic expression developing the love for art in everyone!
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Lives in the
United States31 total reviews
23 completed classes
About Me
Hello, my name is Ms. Berry! I cannot wait to meet you! I love teaching, and have taught children, young ones and adults for many years. However, I love teaching children the most. Children typically are not afraid to be adventurous, to be...
