독일어 103: 그림 독일어 문법 2 - 헨젤과 그레텔 시간

Time for German 103: The Grimm Collection - Hansel and Gretel

Part of the 4-course 'Time for Grimm German Grammar' series. Follow Hansel and Gretel as they explore their neighborhood and the elderly woman's house. In this course, we will take a deeper look at useful German the vocabulary and grammar such as 'mann kann', 'zum Beispiel', 'mir gefällt' and negation with 'kein'. This will all be related to the the 'neighborhood' and 'home' subject areas. In the fourth and final lesson, you will use your new German skills to help Hansel and Gretel to escape the witch's house and perhaps even save the whole town! This course is for graduates of '101' and '102', but as the language taught is more in-depth, students will need to read and study the grammar and vocabulary before and after the class. 

A printable sheet containing all vocabulary for each lesson will be provided in the classroom a few days before each lesson starts so that the learning can continue outside of the classroom. Throughout my many years experience of teaching German, students have often said that my lessons were 'easy', despite the ambitious learning objectives of the lessons. In my previous school, I was the co-operative learning specialist and school lead, employing creative learning strategies and techniques to make my lessons more engaging, fun and co-operative. Throughout the course, I will use fun slides and activities to engage the students and learners will also be able to practise conversations with each other. The students will be asked to apply the vocabulary and sentence structures to their own lives (taking into account online safety of course) and I will ask lots of questions to build up the student's knowledge into functional sentences. Here are the lesson titles:

Week 1 - Where we live

Week 2 - Mann kann zum Beispiel ...

Week 3 - The Witch's House

Week 4 - Time to Escape

Recommended course sequence:

1 - Time for German 101 (16 Lessons)
2 - Time for German 102 (16 Lessons)

Then you will be ready for the '103 Track'. It does not matter in which order you do the following courses but this is the order that they will take place on the same day and in the same time slot. Just make you you book onto the follow-up course and complete all 48 lessons in 103: 

3 - Time for German 103 - Beginner to Intermediate World Languages Course: Version 1 - Reading Focus (16 Lessons)
3 - Time for German 103: Grimm German Grammar 1 - Rapunzel's Routine & Conjunctions  (4 Lessons)
3 - Time for German 103: Grimm German Grammar 2 - Hansel and Gretel (4 Lessons)
3 -  Time for German 103 - Beginner to Intermediate World Languages Course: Version 2 - Verb Focus (16 Lessons)
3 - Time for German 103: Grimm German Grammar 3 - Dornröschen and the Perfect Tense  (4 Lessons)
3 - Time for German 103: Grimm German Grammar 4 - The Frog Prince (4 Lessons)

***New to Time for German?***
If you have not done one of my previous 'Time for German' courses but still have a good grasp of basic German, then this course could still be for you. If you are willing to read the handouts and complete the provided activities, then please message me before enrolling and I will be able to advise whether '101', '102' or '103' would be suitable.

***Behaviour***
I have high expectations of behaviour. As an Outschool parent, I understand how frustrating it can be when one child spoils the lesson for the other children. I go over my expectations at the start of the lesson but my main rules are putting you hand up when you want to speak and not excessively playing with filters and emojis.