This course introduces foundational German vocabulary and conversational skills through interactive modules on greetings, self-introductions, colours, pets, numbers, weather, time, nature, transport, homes, animals, sports, toys, emotions, classroom items, family, body parts, clothing, fruits, and drinks. Learners engage in pronunciation practice, flashcards, games, worksheets, and partner discussions to build confidence in everyday German usage.
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Curriculum Mapping

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Curriculum Area
Outcomes
Building An Awareness Of Languages And Cultures
Exploring languages
S3.EL.1 S3.EL.2
Understanding myself as a language learner
S3.UL.1 S3.UL.2
Developing intercultural awareness
S3.IA.1 S3.IA.2 S3.IA.3 S3.IA.4 S3.IA.5 S3.IA.6 S3.IA.7
Communicative Competence In The L3
Developing communicative relationships through language
S4.CR.1 S4.CR.2 S4.CR.3
Understanding the content and structure of language
S4.CS.1 S4.CS.2
Exploring and using language
S4.EU.1 S4.EU.2 S4.EU.3 S4.EU.4

The curriculum does not include official reference codes for individual learning outcomes, so we have assigned a code scheme to make it easier to identify and track coverage.

What Students Will Learn

Learning Goals

  1. Develop foundational conversational skills for everyday interactions in German.
  2. Gain cultural awareness of German traditions, daily life, and societal norms.
  3. Acquire proficiency in basic vocabulary and pronunciation for practical use.
  4. Enhance comprehension through reading and discussing simple German texts.
  5. Build confidence in expressing personal ideas and planning scenarios in German.

Learning Outcomes

  1. Exchange greetings and personal introductions with peers in German during simulated conversations.
  2. Ask and respond to questions about preferences, family, and animals using accurate vocabulary and simple sentence structures.
  3. Discuss German cultural elements, including festivals, daily routines, and traditions, in short oral exchanges.
  4. Perform basic transactional dialogues, such as shopping, ordering food, and inquiring about transport or weather.
  5. Create and read short German texts on topics like nature, food, and personal plans, demonstrating improved pronunciation and comprehension.

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