German Stage 5 Learning context: A trip around Germany Topic: The start of the summer holidays Indicative time: 5 weeks Unit description: Learning in this unit focuses on developing students’ skills, knowledge and understanding within the context of travelling around Germany. Students acquire vocabulary, expressions and language structures within this context. Student activities relate to the learn to and learn about statements and form the basis of the unit of work. Students listen to, read and respond to texts and learn to experiment with linguistic structures in order to express their own ideas. This is the introductory unit to the course. It revises present tense forms of verbs and introduces students to separable verbs, which they will require in later units of the course. Students will also become associated with possessive pronouns, which are integral in later units. The present tense verbs of ‘sein’ and ‘haben’ are also revised here, which is useful for Unit 2 when students begin to learn ‘das Perfekt’ tense. Outcomes: selects, summarises and analyses information and ideas in spoken texts and 5.UL.1 responds appropriately selects, summarises and analyses information and ideas in written texts and 5.UL.2 responds appropriately uses German by incorporating diverse structures and features to express own 5.UL.3 ideas Experiments with linguistic patterns and structures in German to convey 5.UL.4 information and to express own ideas demonstrates an understanding of the nature of languages as systems by 5.MLC.1 describing and comparing linguistic features across languages uses linguistic resources to support the study and production of texts in 5.MLC.2 German explores the interdependence of language and culture in a range of texts and 5.MBC.1 contexts identifies and explains aspects of the culture of German-speaking 5.MBC.2 communities in texts Language functions and structures Talking about houses and furniture Wir haben zwei Betten hier im Schlafzimmer. Talking about how to get to places Monika fährt mit der Fähre. Saying where you would like to go on holiday Wir wollen nach England. Asking others where they are going on holiday Was willst du denn in den Sommerferien machen? Saying what you want to do Ich will nach Cairns fahren. Talking about your family Der Vater von Klaus heißt Ernst. Separable verbs Prepositions: mit / nach + dative Possessive pronouns This document has been produced by the Languages Staff at Kambala with funds provided by the Australian Government through the Languages Program. Resources: Feuerwerk 2 Hoffman et al (Kursbuch, Arbeitsbuch, Teacher’s Book) Chapter 1 Deutschland Puzzle (game) Map of Germany Worksheet map of Germany Internet sites Extra! Klipp und Klar (Ubungsgrammatik Grundstufe Deutsch) C Fandrych , U Ttallowitz Videos and CD roms Focus: Introduction to the unit Content Standards Integrated teaching, learning and assessment activities 5.UL.1a 5.UL.1a/b 5.UL.2b Teacher Outlines the communication tasks of the unit in English Students Talk about favourite summer holiday destinations Listen to then read representations of social exchanges in which young people discuss their plans for their summer holidays (Cartoon Story) Brainstorm to identify the purpose and main ideas of the exchange Discuss what is happening in the scene and where the scene is taking place Identify the main ideas and specific information by answering related questions in the workbook (p. 5 A, B & 6 C, D) Focus: Presentation and consolidation of language structures – talking about travelling Content Standards Integrated teaching, learning and assessment activities This document has been produced by the Languages Staff at Kambala with funds provided by the Australian Government through the Languages Program. Evidence of learning Feedback ‘ Accurate identification of specific details Evidence of Learning Feedback Class check Teacher Presents new vocabulary, using flashcards of types of holiday transport and models pronunciation Students Imitate pronunciation and participate in activities to internalise new vocabulary Class discussion and comments on grammatical structures Correct completion will demonstrate students’ understanding of word order, verb agreement T observ & oral feedbk on ability to describe language structures and features T observ & feedbk on patterns and rules Completion of activity will illustrate ss understanding of text T’s oral feedbk on identification of specific information Identify features of structures such as word order (separable verb), verb agreements and question forms 5.MLC.2b Practice the structures by completing written exercises in Wie Bitte (p. 7 B, 12A) 5.UL.2c Assessment for learning activity – Reading and Responding / Writing Students Read about “Sommerferiern in Deutschland”, identifying the use of the verb fahren to solve the puzzle. (T Book p. 25) 5.UL.4a 5.UL.8 a – d T observation & oral feedback Class check Complete comprehension exercises 5.MLC.1a 5.UL.3a/b / 5.MLC.1a/ 5.MLC.2a / 5.MBC.1d / 5.MCB.2c 5.UL.1b 5.UL.1b Correct pron of new vocab Identify the relevant vocabulary through written exercises in Wie Bitte (p. 7 A) Teacher Presents models of language structures via Cartoon Story Willst du mitfahren? Ja, ich fahre gern mit. / Wer fährt mit dem Zug?/ Wer fährt zum Strand?/ Wohin fahren Karl un Waldorfs Oma in den Ferien? / Wie fährst du lieber? Ich fahre lieber mit der Fähre Explains the specific patterns and rules in sentence construction and provides revision for the verb fahren Provides opportunities for students to imitate models and practise the structures by participating in oral and written exercises in Wie Bitte (p. 12 A) Students Imitate models of language structures Correct pronunciation T observ & feedbk Complete a dialogue discussing holiday plans (T Book p. 21) Completion of the dialogue will demonstrate ss ability to respond orally to a spoken text Role-play in pairs the sample dialogue and then work in pairs to write and perform their own. Performance of the roleplay will demonstrate sts’ ability to establish and maintain communication Written feedbk from T on content and performance Completion of info gap activity will illustrate sts’ understanding of the dialogues and survey Completion of the travel brochure and or survey will show further manipulation of language for effective communication T’s oral feedbk on identification of specific info Evidence of learning Feedback Assessment for learning activity – Listening Students Listen to dialogues and complete information gap activity (AB p. 1A) Listen to a survey and complete (AB p. 1 B) Optional Extension Activities Students design an IT travel brochure 5.UL.8 a – d / Students write and conduct a survey about how people get to school 5.UL.7a Focus: Cultural Understanding - Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland Content Standards Integrated teaching, learning and assessment activities This document has been produced by the Languages Staff at Kambala with funds provided by the Australian Government through the Languages Program. T’s oral feedbk T’s written feedbk of both components Students Brainstorm the 16 states in Germany and their capital cities Complete “Deutschland Puzzle” Complete worksheet of map of Germany to identify states German alphabet (KB p. 13) + ‘Galgenmensch’ - hangman Identify German numberplates according to states (T Book p. 19 & 24) The map fits together Identification of the states correctly Correct identification of the plates T’s oral feedbk T’s oral feedbk T’s oral feedbk Identification of purpose, main ideas and specific ideas Correct multi-choice answers Correct report to class Completion of the quiz will illustrate sts’ understanding of the geography of Germany Completion of info gap activity will illustrate sts’ understanding of place names in Germany T’s oral feedback T’s oral feedbk 5.UL.2a Read “Trabis letzte Deutschlandreise” Identify the purpose of the text and the main ideas and effects 5.UL.2b, c Locate relevant details from the text via multiple choice questions (AB p. 17) 5.UL.2d / 5.MLC.1a /5.MBC.1a Research on the internet some basic facts and figures about one of the Bundersländer (size, population, major cities, emblems, slogans) and report this information to the class. 5.UL.2c Assessment for learning activity – Writing Students Complete quiz about the geography of Germany (Teacher’s Book p. 23) 5.UL1b 5.UL.1b Assessment for learning activity – Listening Students Listen to police radio reports about recording the rego number of stolen cars and write down the numbers (AB p. 2C) Listen to exchange students speaking about where they live in Germany and complete gap-fill activity (AB p. 2D) Focus: Presentation and consolidation of language structures – possessive adjectives and the family Content Standards Integrated teaching, learning and assessment activities This document has been produced by the Languages Staff at Kambala with funds provided by the Australian Government through the Languages Program. Correct numbers will illustrate sts’ understanding Evidence of learning T’s observ and oral feedbk T’s oral feedbk T’s oral feedback T’s written feedback Feedback 5.UL.1b 5.UL.2c Teacher Uses family tree to introduce the vocabulary and briefly focuses on the use of von to explain possession p. 10 Students Imitate pronunciation of family members Complete written exercise to internalise the vocabulary such as word substitution (T Book p. 26) and play a version of the game Koffer Packen – Fritz hat eine große Famile. Er hat eine Schwester… Each student in turn repeats what has been said and adds more family members. Teacher Provides model of language structures relating to possessive adjectives (via Cartoon Story) Möchtest du unser Wohnmobil sehen? Euer Wohnmobil ist toll. Provides opportunities for students to imitate models and practise the structures by participating in oral and written exercises Students Complete word substitution exercises to practise the structure. (AB p. 13D, p. 14D) Listen for specific details in short dialogues about a family (AB p. 3) Participate in a game to find out the names of family members through strategic questioning (T Book p. 17) Assessment for learning activity - Writing Read and respond to questions relating to a family tree (AB p. 9) Focus: Presentation and consolidation of language structures – describing houses and rooms Content Standards Integrated teaching, learning and assessment activities Teacher Uses an illustration of a display home to revise the names of the rooms in a house, and then to remind students how to say ‘in’a room e.g im Wohnzimmer Students Label rooms and furniture they can see in the house Complete information gap exercises to practise new vocabulary (AB p. 11 – Rätsel) Teacher Reminds students about the Accusative Case with ein/eine/einen Students Complete word substitution exercise to practise the use of the Accusative Case with ein/eine/einen (AB p. 15F) Teacher Provides models of language structures relating to describing the placement of furniture and other items in a house (via Cartoon Story) Wo ist der Fernseher? Er ist im Wohnzimmer./ Was gibt es im Badezimmer? Es gibt ein Klo. / Wie viele Betten gibt es im Schlafzimmer? This document has been produced by the Languages Staff at Kambala with funds provided by the Australian Government through the Languages Program. Correct pron Correct answers T’s oral feedbk T’s oral feedbk Correct answers Correct answers T’s oral feedbk Class check T’s written feedback on correct responses to questions and format of sentences The completion of the questions in grammatically correct German will indicate sts’ understanding of the questions and the grammar Evidence of learning Feedback Correct labelling will illustrate understanding Correct answers Class check Class check T’s oral feedbk Correct answers Students Imitate models of language structures Identify features of structures such as word order, gender references, verb agreements 5.UL.1b 5.MLC.1a 5.UL.4a – d 5.UL8a - d Optional Extension Activities Students write a dialogue about showing their friends around their house Practise and consolidate the structures by responding to questions (T Book p. 27) Listen to descriptions of different bedrooms and identify specific information (AB p. 4G) Listen to the descriptions again and consolidate language structures in the text Write a description of their own bedroom, using available texts, dictionaries and resources to access vocabulary and structures (AB p. 10G) Focus: Presentation and consolidation of language structures – separable verbs Content Standards Integrated teaching, learning and assessment activities 5.MLC.1a, b 5.UL.2a 5.UL.2b 5.UL2c 5.MLC.1a-d 5.UL.4a-d / 5.MBC.2a-c Students Read the Cartoon Story again for consolidation Teacher Models language structures: ich fahre nicht gern weg. / Du kannst die Tür aufmachen. / Sie haben schon etwas vor Provides opportunities for students to imitate models Students Underline all examples of separable verbs in the text. In pairs explore and discuss grammatical structures to identify specific characteristics of the language such as: verb splits when conjugated (and the prefix is sent to the end of the sentence), but remains together in the infinitive form. Practise the structures by participating in written exercises (AB p.l 16H) Consolidate knowledge of structures by participating in communicative activities and exercises (KB p. 8) Read a letter about a student inviting a penfriend to come on holiday. (TB p. 18) Discuss the key features of the text, identifying the purpose and overall meaning Discuss the structure of the letter and identify the roles and relationships between the participants in the text Identify specific information regarding vocabulary and comprehension of the text Explore and discuss the grammatical structures used in the text which have already been taught Assessment for learning activity - Writing Write a letter to a penfriend on MS Word, using the above model as a guide (AB. P. 11B) This document has been produced by the Languages Staff at Kambala with funds provided by the Australian Government through the Languages Program. Correct pronunciation Group discussion Participation and responses Correct identification The written description will demonstrate the sts’ understanding the grammar and sentence structure Grammatical intricacy and structure of the text T’s oral feedbk T’s observ and oral feedbk T’s oral feedbk T’s oral feedbk Written feedbk from T T written feedbk Evidence of learning Feedback Correct underlining Pair discussion will show sts’ knowledge and undrstndng of new structures Correct responses Participation in activity T’s oral feedbk T observ & oral feedbk Class check T observ & oral feedbk T observ & oral feedbk Pair discussion will show sts’ knowledge Correct responses Pair discussion will show sts’ knowledge The written letter will demonstrate sts’ knowledge and understanding of structures, format, roles and IT skills Class discussion T observ & oral feedbk T written feedbk