German 1 – Unit 3 – Meine Familie und mein Haus Language Course Targeted Proficiency Level Thematic unit Unit length German German I Novice-mid Meine Familie und mein Haus (My family and my house) about 5 weeks Stage 1: Desired Results Standards: Check as many as apply. Enduring Understanding(s) Essential Question Guiding Questions _x____1.1 Interpersonal communication _x____1.2 Interpretive communication _x____1.3 Presentational communication _x____2.1 Cultural practices and perspectives _x____2.2 Cultural products and perspectives ______3.1 Connections to other disciplines _x____3.2 Acquiring new information _x____4.1 Language comparisons _x____4.2 Cultural comparisons My definition of family may differ from others. What defines family? • Who lives at my house? • What are my family members like? • How are families the same? How are they different? • How does my family compare to a German-speaking family? • How do home furnishings differ between cultures? Learning Goals At the end of the unit learners can tell about who is in their family and describe some characteristics of those individuals (interests, appearance, age, names) as well as ask someone else questions about their family and describe Functions Knowledge What can learners do? What context, structure and culture will learners need to show their knowledge? Functions Context Structure Culture Identify family members family vocabulary verb sein (to be) nuclear/extended families in German numbers 0 – 100 verb haben (to Describe family members speaking countries have) birth year date body parts (hair and express age eyes) describe adjectives (colors) appearance hobbies/interests Ask and answer questions about family members Express possession Describe some furniture items family vocabulary personal information questions (from Unit 1) Mein/Meine Dein/Deine der, die, das Question words (wie) Yes/No question format Third person (er, sie) Masculine and feminine grammatical gender accusative case possessive pronouns Gender Express what someone likes to eat or drink adjectives mӧchten Basic Snack Terms Modal verb Mineralwasser Families in German speaking countries Stage 2: Assessment Evidence Summative Performance Assessments 1. Identify family members using a family tree Interpretive 1. Family collage interviews (ask/answer about family collage) Interpersonal 1. Family collage presentation Presentational Formative Assessments Other Summative Assessments Family BINGO Letter describing family Describe a picture as pretend family member Family vocab quiz Stage 3: Learning Activities Interpersonal Interpretive describe classmates’ appearance and guess who it is asking and telling about family members Addams Familie Powerpoint with cloze text Listen to descriptions of family members Infographics about German families Presentational fill in “Meine Familie” table with information about your family, then share with a partner Other Learning Activities draw pictures of furniture and write descriptions Classroom counting activity 0-100 connect the dots practicing numbers 0-100 reading comprehension activity – read a list of sentences, draw pictures to represent sentences of unit vocabulary and then matching them Resources District Resources-Komm Mit Level 1 Kapitel 3 – Komm mit nach Hause! Other resources Popular sitcom families as examples