Product Details

Author : Marion Techmer, Maximilian Löw
Binding : Paperback
ISBN-10 : 319199470X
ISBN-13 : 9783191994709
Language : German
Level : Beginners
Market : Ages 5-7
Pages :
Publisher : Hueber Verlag
Publishing Date : January 2016
Series : Spielerisch Deutsch lernen
Subtitle : Stories Book
Subject : German
Weight : 148 g

About The Book

"Learn German through play: deepening vocabulary and grammar - new stories - learning level 3" supports children in their first school years in acquiring their first vocabulary and grammar skills in German. Simple and entertaining exercises (e.g. painting, assignment or supplementary exercises) offer an entertaining way to engage with the German language.

The content is linked to the children's wealth of experience and everyday life. The exercise instructions are provided with symbols so that children can largely complete the exercises without help. The title, which is ideal for supplementing lessons, is also characterized by a clear structure of the grammar topics using rules, tips and overviews. The clever owl “Evelyn”, known from the previous title (“ Vocabulary Expansion and Grammar - New Stories - Learning Level 2” ), acts as a tipster ; her tips are clearly and clearly presented in an information box. The pages “Small repetition” and “What I can already do in German” give the children and their accompanying person the opportunity to measure their learning success and give positive feedback.

The appendix contains the solutions to all tasks.

Topics include:

• We make a fruit salad (fruits and personal pronouns in the dative case)

• Holiday plans (places and local prepositions)

• We drive by car (means of transport, prepositions with dative: “with” and “to”)

• Europe (countries and languages, preposition “in”

• In math class (numbers 20 - 100, meters and centimeters)

• Buy clothes (clothes, adjective endings)

• In the zoo (animals in the zoo, increasing adjectives)

• April weather (weather, subordinate clauses with “if”)

• Did you do your homework? (Perfect with “have”)

• Where were you yesterday? (Prepositions “on” and “in”, past tense “to be” and “to have”)

• What did you do last weekend? (Perfect with “to be” and past participle)

• We celebrate Saint Martin! (Past tense)

Wortschatzvertiefung und Grammatik – neue Geschichten Buch Lernstufe 3

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