Cuento alemán ,Der Kleine Drache Kokosnuss bei den Römern,
En esta clase de 3 semanas, los estudiantes escucharán el libro ,Der kleine Drache Kokosnuss bei den Römern, en alemán. Esta clase es para estudiantes que hablan alemán con fluidez (para su edad). La discusión de las historias se realizará en alemán.
Annika Hayman
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3 reuniones en vivo
1 horas 30 minutos horas presencialesExperiencia de clase
In this class the students will listen to the book 'Der kleine Drache Kokonuss bei den Römern' (The little dragon Coconut with the Romans) by Ingo Siegner. The class is only for students that are fluent in German. I will read 2-3 stories in one session. We will take breaks if students don't understand the meaning of certain words. I will also encourage discussion about certain events that could happen and imagining how the story could go on and such. Sometimes we also talk about if we have experienced similar things as Kokosnuss and his friends. At the end of the 3rd session we will play a Kahoot quiz that I create about the whole book. The students love to be challenged by these questions and see who has listened best and remembered the most. This is book 27 in the Kokosnuss series by Ingo Siegner, but every book stands on his own as one special adventure that Kokosnuss, Oscar and Matilda experience. They are creative creatures and usually always solve a problem. In this book the friends meet a slave in the hills in Italy. Turns out that he ran away to avoid being taken into the colosseum for gladiator fights. But accidentally they all are captured and taken to fight against to strongest gladiator of them all 'Maximus Doppelplus'. Of course Kokosnuss has a plan how to get out of the situation, but when this fails a lucky event happens. Maximus hurts his back and the slave who knows a lot about back pain help him get better... While I read the stories they I will show the students the pictures in the book as a powerpoint presentation. They are always free to ask questions and are encouraged to do. Week 1: Oskar Brutus Drachus (Oscar Brutus Dragonus), Der Sklave Cinquecento (The slave Cinquecento), Eine böse Überraschung (A bad surprise) Week 2: Rekrutius Rektus (Rekrutius Rektus), Rom (Rome), Maximus Doppelplus (Maximus Doubleplus) Week 3: Die Wendung (The turn), Der römische Kaiser (The roman emperor), Zurück auf der Dracheninsel (Back on dragon island), Kahoot Quiz
Metas de aprendizaje
- listen to the story in German read by a native speaker
- are immersed in the German language
- ask questions when they don't understand words or the meaning of a paragraph
- get comfortable speaking the german language in a safe and non-judgmental environment
- discuss the content of the story
- will be seen and heard when questions arise
- will develop stronger language skills
- will have fun sharing their thoughts and ideas
- will make friends in a class that have same interests
Otros detalles
Orientación para padres
In the last lesson of this class, the students play a quiz on kahoot.it
You can also download the app, but that's not necessary.
This is a quiz platform is easily accessibly for teachers and students. Students don't need an account. They will only be asked for a game pin which I will provide and put in the nick name that they want to use.
Lista de útiles escolares
Only for the last session the learners will need an extra device like a cell phone of tablet to play the Kahoot Quiz that I created for this class.
Recursos externos
Además del aula de Outschool, esta clase utiliza:
Fuentes
'Der kleine Drache Kokosnuss bei den Römern' by Ingo Siegner (The little dragon Coconut with the Romans)
Se unió el November, 2020
4.9
95reseñas
Experiencia y certificaciones del docente
I am a native german speaker who also speaks english fluently. I grew up in Germany and moved to the US in 2009.
I lived in Rhode Island until 2019 when my family and I took a trip around the world. We just came back in settled in California in the fall of 2020.Reseñas
Clase grupal
14 US$
semanalmente1 x por semana, 3 semanas
30 min
Completado por 5 alumnos
Videoconferencias en vivo
Edades: 5-9
3-6 alumnos por clase
