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Chapter Steig ein! 2
Here you will find suggestions and practical tips to introduce your pupils to the German language in a playful way: The collection of materials Steig ein! 2 contains exciting materials for face-to-face and online lessons as well as game suggestions for the organisation of Open Days.
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This collection of materials was developed by the Goethe-Institut Milan, in order to introduce and promote the German language in an age-appropriate way to pupils in the 3rd grade of secondary school.
German language in an age-appropriate way.
The materials are designed to introduce German in a playful and interactive way. Interactive way to "get a taste" of the German language and discover that
and discover that the German language is not as foreign and difficult not as foreign and difficult as is often assumed. Fun and motivation are in the foreground, with the aim of awakening the
curiosity of the pupils, to reduce inhibitions or prejudices and to make positive associations with the German language. The material is designed for pupils
or with little previous knowledge, but can also be used for further can also be used for further work in class.
Steig ein! 2 (PDF, 17 MB)
German language in an age-appropriate way.
The materials are designed to introduce German in a playful and interactive way. Interactive way to "get a taste" of the German language and discover that
and discover that the German language is not as foreign and difficult not as foreign and difficult as is often assumed. Fun and motivation are in the foreground, with the aim of awakening the
curiosity of the pupils, to reduce inhibitions or prejudices and to make positive associations with the German language. The material is designed for pupils
or with little previous knowledge, but can also be used for further can also be used for further work in class.
Steig ein! 2 (PDF, 17 MB)
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