LESSON PLAN FOR GERMAN CHILDREN'S SONG
LESSON PLAN FOR GERMAN CHILDREN'S SONG
By: Lilis Syafiza Mohd Yatim
By: Lilis Syafiza Mohd Yatim
LESSON 1:
1.
Introduction to German
Culture Name: German
Capital: Berlin
Alternative Names: Germania (Latin), Deutschland
(German), l'Allemagne (French)
Location and Geography: Germany is located in north-central Europe.
It shares boundaries with nine other countries: Denmark, Poland, the Czech Republic,
Austria, Switzerland, France, Luxembourg, Belgium, and the Netherlands. German famous for their contributions in the area of classical music,
and the heritage of great German or Austrian composers such as Johann Sebastian Bach,
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Ludwig von Beethoven.
è Tools: World Map, Europe Map and German Map; Pictures.
2. Musical Instrument
Accordian
Dudelsack
Hurdy-Gurdy
Hackbrett
Nyckelharpa
Zither
=> Teacher will play the video of the instruments to kids
3. German Folk Song (Volkslieder)i. Sung at work during 19th Centuryii. Dance and Festival Musiciii. German traditional Festival: Octoberfest, Maifestiv. Sung to cater tourist in Bavaria **All German folk music are played by bands.è Teacher will play the video4. Basic Vocabulary
German
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English
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Guten Tag [goot-en tahk]
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Hello/Good Day
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Guten Morgen [goot-en mor-gen]
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Good Morning
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Guten Abend [goot-en ah-bent]
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Good Evening
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Gute Nacht [goot-eh nakht]
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Good Night
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Auf Wiedersehen [owf vee-dair-zayn]
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Goodbye
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Tschüs / Tschau [tchews / chow]
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Bye!
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Danke (schön / sehr) [dahn-kuh shurn/zair]
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Thank you
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Bitte schön [bih-tuh shurn]
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You're welcome
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Wie heißen Sie? [vee hie-ssen zee]
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What's your name? (formal)
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Wie heißt du? [vee hiesst doo]
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What's your name? (informal)
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Ich heiße... [ikh hie-ssuh]
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My name is...
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Wie geht's? [vee gayts]
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How are you? (informal)
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(Sehr) Gut/So lala [zair goot/zo lahlah]
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(Very) Good / OK
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5. German Numbers
One
eins [ighnss]
Six
sechs [zekhs]
Two
zwei [tsvigh]
Seven
sieben [zee-ben]
Three
drei [drigh]
Eight
acht [ahkht]
Four
vier [feer]
Nine
neun [noyn]
Five
fünf [fuunf]
Ten
zehn [tsayn]
è Ask the kids to
memorize all basic vocabulary and numbers è Teacher needs to repeat
this phrase until the kids more fluent and memorize
German English
In Lauterbach hab' ich mein' Strumpf verlor'n, In Lauterbach, I lost my stocking,
und ohne Strumpf geh' ich net heim. And without my stocking I won't go home.
So geh' ich halt wieder nach Lauterbach hin, So I'll just go back to Lauterbach
und hol' mir mein' Strumpf an mein Bein. and fetch me my stocking for my leg.
** The song originated in
Tyrol in 1827. There are many versions of the song from different German
regions.
END OF LESSON ONE
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