SCHOOL: Frederick Gough School  - A Specialist Language College

                                                                                                                                                                                      

Logo! 1 Kapitel 1 Hallo!                                      Unit 1 pp6-7 Guten Tag!

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Saying hello and goodbye. Asking a friend’s name and giving your own. Counting to twelve.

Grammar

/

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

1a sounds and writing (w = v)

2b pronunciation and intonation

3a memorise words and phrases

1, 8

4, 7

7

Contexts

Personal and social life

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/1

Recognise greetings and introductions, identify numbers from 0–12

 

1, 4, 5

Speaking

AT2/1

Greet people, say your name, ask someone their name, count from 1–12

 

2, 7

Reading and responding

AT3/1

Understand written greetings and introductions; recognise written forms of numbers

 

1, 6a

Writing

AT4/1

Copy greeting / introduction phrases and numbers

 

3, 6b

Key language

Hallo!  Guten Tag!   Tschüs!  Auf Wiedersehen! 

Wie heißt du?  Ich heiße [name].

Numbers 0–12

 

ICT Opportunities

Unterwegs CD Rom  – Unit 1

Word Processing

 

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B, p1

Resources

Cassette A, side A or CD 1, track 1

OHT 1A & 1B: meeting and greeting

OHT 2: numbers

 

 

Supplementary  teaching opportunities

 

 

 

Use video or audiotapes of authentic exchanges

Simple video conferencing with local school

Show OHTs of famous faces to stimulate the pupils to answer the question Wie heißt du?

German song tape

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

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Logo! 1 Kapitel 1 Hallo!                              Unit 2 pp8-9 Wo wohnst du?

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Naming some countries. Asking a friend where he / she lives and saying where you live.

Grammar

ich wohne, du wohnst

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

3c use knowledge of English / another language

2h skim and scan texts

3a memorise words and phrases

2b, 4a

4a

1a, 2b, 3b

Contexts

The world around us

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/1

Understand where people live (towns / countries)

 

1a, 2a, 3a

Speaking

AT2/1–2

Ask someone where they live, say where you live (towns / countries)

 

1b, 3b

Reading and responding

AT3/2

Understand personal information (name, age, town, country)

 

4a

Writing

AT4/1–2

Copy names of countries; answer personal information questions

 

2b, 4a, 4b

Key language

Was ist ... ?  

Das ist ...

Deutschland / England / Frankreich / Irland / Österreich / Schottland / die Schweiz / Wales / Holland / Belgien.

Wo wohnst du? Ich wohne in [country].

Ja. / Nein.

Du heißt [name].

 

ICT Opportunities

Unterwegs CD Rom  – Unit 2 – Länder in Europa

Word Processing

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B, p2

Resources

Cassette A, side A or CD 1, track 2

Flashcards 1–10: European countries

 

 

Supplementary Teaching Opportunities

 

 

 

Display work on European Countries

Quiz

The Euro

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

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Logo! 1 Kapitel 1 Hallo!                             Unit 3 pp10-11 Das Alphabet

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Saying the German alphabet. Asking how to spell words and spelling out words.

Grammar

der, die, das (nominative)

capital letters for nouns

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

3a memorise words and phrases

3c use knowledge of English / another language

5b respond to classroom events in TL

2a, 2b

2c

1, 2d, 4

Contexts

Everyday activities

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/1

Recognise letters of the alphabet, individually and in single words, including names

 

1, 2a, 3

Speaking

AT2/1–2

Say the German alphabet; ask how to spell words and spell out words

1, 2a,

2d, 4

Reading and responding

AT3/1–2

Read single words from illustrated alphabet; read simple sentences of alphabet rap

 

1, 2a

Writing

AT4/1–2

Write out single words and simple sentences from alphabet rap

 

2b, 2c

Key language

Wie schreibt man das?

Was ist das?   Das ist ... .

Wie bitte?

Selection of nouns for teaching alphabet e.g. der Apfel, die Banane, die CD etc.

 

ICT Opportunities

Text manipulation, TG p21

Presentation, TG p21

ICT Pack: activity 2, alphabet and spelling

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B,  pp3–4

 

Resources

Cassette A, side A or CD 1, track 3

R & A File: Grammatik 1, p7; Arbeitsblatt 3, p6

OHT 2: numbers

OHT 3: alphabet

Supplementary Teaching Opportunities

 

Teach statement form Das ist ein/eine... and question forms Ist das ein/eine...? and Was ist das? Possible activities could include: identifying items pictured from an unusual angle; items in silhouette on the overhead projector (OHP); items drawn one line at a time; items under a handkerchief; items in envelopes. These activities can encourage the natural more extended use of German, eg Pupil: Das ist ein Kuli, glaub' ich. Partner/teacher: Bist du sicher? Pupil: Ja, das ist ein Kuli. Ich bin sicher.

Colour code written forms to categorise nouns by gender.

Noughts and crosses game with pictures or symbols.

Picture bingo: structure this so pupils choose nouns from the three genders.

 

 


 

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Logo! 1 Kapitel 1 Hallo!                           Unit 4 pp12-13 Meine Tasche

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Naming things in your school bag. Asking what a friend has got and saying what you have got. Saying what colour things are.

Grammar

ein, eine, ein (nominative)

Ich habe + accusative (einen, eine, ein) … .

Hast du + accusative (einen, eine, ein) … ?

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

5b respond to classroom events in TL

5h use language for real purposes

3, 5

1a, 4, 5

Contexts

Everyday activities

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/1–2

Recognise names of items in school bag; identify colours

1a, 4

Speaking

AT2/1–2

Ask about, guess and identify items in school bags

1c, 3

 

Reading and responding

AT3/2

Read and understand short description and simple list of items in school bag

 

2

Writing

AT4/1–2

Copy lists of items in school bag; write short description of items including colour

 

1b, 5

Key language

der Bleistift, der Kuli, der Klebstift, der Taschenrechner, die Schere, die Kassette, die Diskette, das Etui, das Lineal, das Wörterbuch, das Heft, das Buch

[A] ist ein / eine ... .

Hast du einen / eine / ein ...?

Ich habe einen / eine / ein ... .

 [A] ... ist rot / blau / schwarz / weiß / grün / gelb / braun / bunt.

 

ICT Opportunities

Word processing, TG  p24

ICT Pack: activity 1, names of colours,

ICT Pack: activity 3, names of school equipment

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B, p5

Resources

Cassette A, side A or CD 1, track 4

R & A File: Arbeitsblatt 1, p4; Grammatik 2, p8

OHT 4A & 4B: school bag / colours

 

Supplementary Teaching Opportunities

 

 

 

'Hunt the thimble'-style game: pupils hide various known objects from teacher or another pupil. Pupils repeat the question Wo ist der/die/das...? more loudly or more softly according to how close the teacher or pupil is to the hidden object. When the object is found the teacher or pupil says Ach! Hier ist der/die/das... .

Was fehlt?: pupils spot the missing item from a tray, or set of OHT drawings.

Colour code the three genders again. Emphasise the connection between the definite and indefinite articles.

Place the objects or flashcards in different boxes or places on the board according to gender. This stimulates spatial memory.

 

 


 

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Logo! 1 Kapitel 1 Hallo!                        Unit 5 pp14-15 In der Klasse (1)

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Understanding what your teacher says. Counting to 31. Naming the days of the week.

Grammar

imperatives (receptive)

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

2e vary language for context/audience

3a memorise words and phrases

5f use language creatively

2, 5

1a, 1b, 3

2, 5, 7

Contexts

Everyday activities

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/1–2

Recognise classroom commands; identify numbers from 13–31; recognise days of week

 

1a, 3, 6

Speaking

AT2/1–2

Give classroom commands; make up simple sums

2, 5

 

Reading and responding

AT3/1–2

Understand classroom commands; recognise written form of numbers from 13–31

 

1a, 3

Writing

AT4/2

Make up a rap to practise days of week

7

 

Key language

Steht auf!  Setzt euch!  Hört zu!

Ruhe, bitte!  Schreibt es auf! Macht das Buch auf. 

Seite 00.  Macht das Heft zu! 

Jetzt Partnerarbeit.  Alles einpacken!

Numbers 13–31

Montag, Dienstag, Mittwoch, Donnerstag, Freitag, Samstag, Sonntag

 

ICT Opportunities

ICT Pack: activity 4, numbers to 31

Unterwegs CD Rom – Unit 1

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B,  p6

Resources

Cassette A, side A or CD 1, track 5

OHT 5A: dates

 

 

Supplementary Teaching Opportunities

 

 

follow classroom instructions such as setzt euch, schreibt

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

SCHOOL: Frederick Gough School  - A Specialist Language College                                                                                                                                                                                        

Logo! 1 Kapitel 1 Hallo!                        Unit 6 pp16-17 Mein Geburtstag

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Talking about dates. Asking a friend how old he / she is and saying how old you are

Grammar

Ordinal numbers (for dates)

Question words: wo? wie? wann? was?

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

4c compare home and target language culture

5d produce / respond to different types of spoken / written language

1a, 1b

 

1c, 3a, 5b

Contexts

Personal and social life

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/1–2

Listen to and identify days, dates and birthdays

1a, 2a, 3b

Speaking

AT2/2

Ask when someone’s birthday is and give own birthday

4

Reading and responding

AT3/1–2

Recognise numbers to 31, dates and holidays (e.g. Christmas) in their written form 

 

1b, 1c

Writing

AT4/1–2

Write down age and birthdays; write questions and answers about personal details

 

3a, 5a, 5b

Key language

Januar, Februar, März, April, Mai, Juni, Juli, August, September, Oktober, November, Dezember

Wie alt bist du? Ich bin [age] Jahre alt.

Wann hast du Geburtstag? Ich habe Geburtstag am [date].

 

ICT Opportunities

Word processing, TG  pp27–28

Text manipulation, TG  p28

ICT Pack: activity 5, personal details, first person

ICT Pack: activity 6, numbers 1 to 31, months

Unterwegs CD Rom Unit 1

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B,  p7

Resources

Cassette A, side A or CD 1, track 6

R & A File: Arbeitsblatt 2, p5

OHT 5A & 5B: dates and holidays

 

Supplementary Teaching Opportunities

 

German Songs tape

Class survey and pictorial representation of results

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

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Logo! 1 Kapitel 1 Hallo!                        Unit 7 pp18-19 Olafs Geburtstag

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Consolidation unit: a birthday party

Grammar

/

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

3b use clues to interpret meaning

5g listen / read for interest and enjoyment

1a, 3

1a, 2

Contexts

Personal and social life

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/2–3

Understand a simple story about someone’s birthday

1a, 2

Speaking

AT2/2

Ask and answer questions about birthday present

3

 

Reading and responding

AT3/3

Understand simple story about someone’s birthday

1a, 1c

Writing

AT4/2

Complete and make up simple sentences about:

a) personal details and b) presents and their colours

 

1b, 4

Key language

As in Units 1–6

ICT Opportunities

ICT Pack: activity 5, personal details, first person

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Extra A & B, PB pp100–101

Resources

Cassette A, side A or CD 1, track 7

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

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Logo! 1 Kapitel 2 Die Schule           Unit 1 pp22-23 Mein Stundenplan

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Saying which school subjects you have. Asking a friend about his / her timetable.

Grammar

/

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

1a sounds and writing

2b pronunciation and intonation (st /sp)

4c compare home and target language culture

1, 7

7

1, 3

Contexts

Everyday activities

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/2

Understand what subjects someone has on certain days of the week

 

1, 4a, 7

Speaking

AT2/2

Say what subject you have on certain days of the week and ask your friend about it

 

3, 5b

Reading and responding

AT3/2

Understand subjects on school timetable

1, 5a

Writing

AT4/2–3

Describe favourite school day and name subjects in simple sentences

 

6

Key language

Deutsch, Französisch, Mathe, Naturwissenschaften, Informatik, Sport, Erdkunde, Geschichte, Religion, Kunst, Theater, Musik

Was hast du am [day]? Ich habe [subject].

Was hast du am [day] in der ersten / zweiten Stunde?

 

ICT Opportunities

Text manipulation, TG p42

Presentation, TG p42

Word processing, TG p43

ICT Pack: activity 1, school subjects, days of the week

Produce school timetable – spreadsheet

Unterwegs CD Rom – Unit 7 – Schulfächer / Der Schultag

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B, p11

Resources

Cassette A, side B or CD 1, track 10

R & A File: Arbeitsblatt 1, p20

Flashcards 11–23: school subjects

OHT 6: school subjects

OHT 7A: opinions

 

Supplementary Teaching Opportunities

 

 

Introduce the days of the week in preparation for teaching timetable subjects. These can then be practised in combination with times, classrooms and names of teachers.

Use timetables from a German school to compare names of subjects and to categorise cognates, near cognates and non-cognates.

Information gap activity: pupils work in pairs. One pupil has some times and some subjects on a timetable grid, and the other has the other times and subjects. They complete their grids by asking and answering questions.

Schiffe versenken (Battleships game): pupils choose five subjects and write them on a timetable grid which has times on the vertical axis and days of the week on the horizontal axis. Working in pairs, they ask and answer questions to find out first the subject, then the day, then the time. Each time a pupil 'misses' it is their partner's turn to ask. The pupil who 'hits' five targets first wins.

 

 

 

 


 

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Logo! 1 Kapitel 2 Die Schule                 Unit 2 pp24-25 Deutsch ist toll!

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Asking for and giving opinions about school subjects. Asking a friend about his / her favourite school subject. Saying what your favourite school subject is.

Grammar

present tense (ich and du forms) of regular verbs

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

2h skim and scan texts

3c use knowledge of English / another language

3d use dictionaries

5c express feelings and opinions

4a

1a, 4a

1a

3, 5a, 5b

Contexts

Everyday activities

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/2

Understand opinions about school subjects

2

Speaking

AT2/1–3

Express opinions about school subjects and your favourite subject

 

3, 5a

Reading and responding

AT3/2–3

Understand opinions about school subjects

1a, 4a, 4b

Writing

AT4/1–3

Give descriptions of school subjects

 

1b, 5b

Key language

Wie findest du [subject]? Ich finde [subject] [adjective].

Ich finde das [adjective] toll / super / interessant / OK / nicht gut / langweilig / anstrengend / schwierig.

Was ist dein Lieblingsfach?

Mein Lieblingsfach ist [subject].

 

ICT Opportunities

Unterwegs CD Rom – Unit 7 – Lieblingsfächer

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B, p12

Resources

Cassette A, side B or CD 1, track 11

Flashcards 11–23: school subjects

OHT 7A & 7B: opinions

 

Supplementary Teaching Opportunities

 

 

 

 

 

Pair work: pupils say what they believe their partner's opinion to be. The partner agrees/disagrees.

Pupils write/word process their own opinions on each subject anonymously. Display these with numbers. Pupils read and assign names to sets of opinions.

Read e-mailed descriptions of a German partner's views on school.

Pupils make up an acrostic using school subjects or a day of the week, expressing likes and dislikes, eg
Montags habe ich Mathe.
Aber ich habe Mathe nicht gern.
Turnen habe ich lieber.
Hast du ein Lieblingsfach?
Englisch zum Beispiel?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

SCHOOL:  Frederick Gough School – a Specialist Language College                                                                                                                                                                               

Logo! 1 Kapitel 2 Die Schule                  Unit 3 pp26-27 Wie spät ist es?

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Counting to 60. Asking and giving the time. Asking and saying when things start.

Grammar

/

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

2c ask and answer questions

5a communicate in pairs, groups etc.

4, 5b, 6

1b, 4, 5b

Contexts

Everyday activities, personal and social life

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/2

Identify numbers to 60; understand times (hours and minutes)

 

1a, 5a

Speaking

AT2/2

Say numbers to 60; give times (hours and minutes)

 

1b, 4, 5b

Reading and responding

AT3/2

Understand short statements about times; answer questions about when things start

 

3, 6

Writing

AT4/1, 3

Copy and write numbers to 60; describe TV programme

 

2, 7

Key language

Numbers 32–60

Times in hours and minutes e.g. acht Uhr fünfundvierzig

Wie spät ist es? Es ist [time]. Zwei Uhr zwanzig / acht Uhr fünfundvierzig etc.

Wann beginnt [school subject / TV programme] am [day]?

Um [time].

 

ICT Opportunities

ICT Pack: activity 3, numbers 1–31, telling the time

Unterwegs CD Rom – Unit 5 – Wie spat ist es?

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B,  pp13–14

Resources

Cassette A, side B or CD 1, track12

R & A File: Arbeitsblatt 4, p23

OHT 6: school subjects

OHT 8: times

 

Supplementary Teaching Opportunities

 

 

 

 

 

After learning the time, pupils do a 'total physical response' game in which they respond to a time stated by the teacher or a pupil by moving their arms to simulate the hands on a clock.

Clock dominoes game: pupils match digital time to written time.

'Mission impossible': pupils are given a time card and have to find three other pupils with the same time card. They circulate around the class asking Wie viel Uhr ist es? until they find their team of four. They then receive a time puzzle game to solve in their teams, eg matching words to number times, unscrambling words, time sums such as Es ist Mittag. Fünfzehn Minuten später ist es 12.15 oder 12.50? This can be done as a race.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

SCHOOL: Frederick Gough School – a Specialist Language College                                                                                                                                                                              

Logo! 1 Kapitel 2 Die Schule             Unit 4 pp28-29 In der Klasse (2)

Activity no.

Objectives

Asking for help in the German classroom. Talking to your teacher.

Grammar

difference between du and Sie

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

1a sounds and writing (ei / ei)

2e vary language for context / audience

5b respond to classroom events in TL

1b, 3a, 4

2

1a, 1b, 3c

Contexts

Everyday activities

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/2

Understand classroom commands, problems and requests

 

1b, 3a, 4

Speaking

AT2/2

Repeat classroom commands; make requests about items and situations in the classroom

 

1b, 3a, 4

Reading and responding

AT3/2–3

Match English and TL classroom commands; understand written information about classroom routine

 

1a, 3b, 3c

Writing

AT4/2

Write out questions to teacher and to partner

2

 

Key language

Ich habe ein Problem.

Wie sagt man ... auf Deutsch / auf Englisch?

Noch mal, bitte.  Wie bitte?  Ich verstehe das nicht.

Ja. / Nein.  Danke.

Herr / Frau

Haben Sie ...?

Hier ist ...

 

ICT Opportunities

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B, p15

Resources

Cassette A, side B or CD 1, track 13

R & A File: Grammatik 1, p105; Arbeitsblatt 5, p24

Song: PB p29

Supplementary Teaching Opportunities

 

 

Simon Says with classroom instructions

 

 

 

 

 


 

SCHOOL:  Frederick Gough School – a Specialist Language College                                                                                                                                                                            

Logo! 1 Kapitel 2 Die Schule              Unit 5 pp30-31 Das Pausenbrot

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Asking a friend what he / she eats at break and saying what you eat. Asking a friend what he / she drinks at break and saying what you drink

Grammar

present tense (ich and du forms) of regular and irregular verbs including question forms

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

1b apply grammar

4a work with authentic materials

4d knowledge of TL communities

3a, 5a, 5b

1, 4a

1, 2, 4a

Contexts

Everyday activities

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/2

Identify food and drink from short statements

1, 2, 4a

Speaking

AT2/2

Ask what someone eats and drinks; ask personal questions in interview style

 

3a, 5b

Reading and responding

AT3/2

Recognise which snack items are eaten / available on certain days of the week

 

4b

Writing

AT4/1, 3

Write list of snacks; describe your favourite snack

 

3b, 4c, 5a

Key language

Was isst / trinkst du in der Pause?

Ich esse / trinke ...

einen Orangensaft / eine Cola / ein Butterbrot / ein Stück Kuchen / Chips / Kekse / Schokolade / eine Banane / einen Apfel / eine Orange / nichts.

 

ICT Opportunities

ICT Pack: activity 4, food and drink

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B, p16

Resources

Cassette A, side B or CD 1, track 14

R & A File: Arbeitsblatt 2, p21

Flashcards 24–30: drinks and snacks

 

Supplementary Teaching Opportunities

 

 

 

 

 

Present items of food and drink using flashcards/overhead transparencies (OHTs) or real objects

Using students’ own packed lunches as class / pair / groupwork

Kim’s game

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

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Logo! 1 Kapitel 2 Die Schule

                                                  Unit 6 pp32-33 Was trägst du zur Schule?

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Saying what you wear to school. Asking a friend what he / she wears to school

Grammar

ich trage + accusative

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

1b apply grammar

4c compare home and TL culture

3, 4, 5

1, 4, 5

Contexts

Personal and social life

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/2

Identify items of clothing from short dialogues and match with people

 

2

Speaking

AT2/2

Say what you wear to school

 

4

Reading and responding

AT3/2–3

Identify people from what they are wearing

1, 6

Writing

AT4/2

Describe what people and you are wearing to school

3, 5

 

Key language

Was trägst du zur Schule? Ich trage …

einen Pullover / einen Rock / eine Hose / eine Jacke / eine Jeans / eine Krawatte / ein Hemd / ein T-Shirt / ein Sweatshirt / Schuhe / Sportschuhe.

 

ICT Opportunities

Text manipulation, TG p54

Word processing, TG p54

ICT Pack: activity 5, clothes, colours

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B, p17

Resources

Cassette A, side B or CD 1, 15

R & A File: Arbeitsblatt 3, p22; Grammatik 1–2, pp25–26

Flashcards 31–41: items of clothing

 

Supplementary Teaching Opportunities

 

 

 

 

 

'Generation game': show pupils a series of pictures of clothing on an overhead projector (OHP) and describe them at the same time, eg ein rotes Kleid, eine schöne Krawatte. Pupils have to see how many they remember. The same idea can be used with a bag of clothes.

Change the game to a version of 'I went to market', eg Ich nehme das rote Kleid. Pupils have to remember the correct sequence of items.

Show pupils a video of part of a television programme, eg a soap opera, and then turn the colour control to black and white. Pupils describe the clothing, etc from memory, eg Er trägt eine rote Hose und ein schwarzes Hemd.

Clothes dominoes: one half of each domino has a noun like Hemd, the other half has an adjective, eg das rote. Each pair of pupils has 20 domino cards and can only lay down a domino next to another one if the adjective and the noun fit according to the ending

Substitution exercise: start with Paul trägt ein blaues Hemd, and then pupils change words alternately on instruction, eg verb, subject, adjective, noun.

 

Join together, on the board or an OHP, nouns colour coded by gender, eg Hand + Schuh, to show how the last word always governs the gender.

Present compound nouns like Badeanzug and Schulhemd using a word processor. Pupils break them down.

 

 


 

 

SCHOOL:   Frederick Gough School – a Specialist Language College                                                                                                                                                                            

Logo! 1 Kapitel 2 Die Schule            Unit 7 pp34-35 Die Fußballschule

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Consolidation unit: a football school in Germany

Grammar

/

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

1c use a range of vocab / structures

3b interpret meaning

3a, 3b

1b, 2

Contexts

Everyday activities, personal and social life

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/3

Understand opinions about school subjects (revision of familiar vocabulary)

 

2

Speaking

AT2/2

Give presentation about school day, speaking from notes

 

3a

Reading and responding

AT3/3

Read and extract information from a longer text about school subjects and routines

 

1a, 1b

Writing

AT4/2

Produce presentation about school day in written form

 

3b

Key language

As in Units 1–6

ICT Opportunities

ICT Pack: activity 2, days of the week, school routine, subjects,

ICT Pack: activity 6, days of the week, school routine, subjects

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Extra A & B, PB pp102–3

Resources

Cassette A, side B or CD 1, track 16

 

Supplementary Teaching Opportunities

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

SCHOOL:  Frederick Gough School – a Specialist Language College                                                                                 

Logo! 1 Kapitel 3 Meine Familie              Unit 1 pp38-39 Geschwister

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Asking a friend if he / she has got any brothers and sisters. Saying if you have got any brothers and sisters.

Grammar

present tense (er and sie forms)

revision of W question words

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

1a sounds and writing

2c ask and answer questions

2i summarise main points of text

1, 4b

3, 4b, 6

4a, 4b

Contexts

Personal and social life

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/2

Understand and note down information, including ages, about brothers and sisters

 

1, 2, 5

Speaking

AT2/2–3

Ask and answer questions, including ages, about brothers and sisters

 

3, 6

Reading and responding

AT3/3

Understand short text and answer questions about brothers and sisters including age and birthday

 

4a, 4b

Writing

AT4/3

Carry out and respond to questionnaire about brothers and sisters

 

4b, 6

Key language

Hast du Geschwister?

Ja, ich habe ... einen Bruder / zwei Brüder / eine Schwester / zwei Schwestern.

Nein, ich habe keine Geschwister.

Wie alt ist er / sie?

Er / Sie ist [age] Jahre alt.

 

ICT Opportunities

ICT Pack: activity 1, brothers and sisters

Unterwegs CD Rom – Unit 3 Meine Familie

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B, p21

Resources

Cassette B, side A or CD 2, track 1

R & A File: Arbeitsblatt 1, p38, Arbeitsblatt 5, p42;

Grammatik 1, p43

OHT 9: brothers and sisters

 

Supplementary teaching opportunities

 

 

 

 

Display work on family

Match written/spoken text to photographs of people or pictures of cartoon characters. Then ask pupils to write their own statements or short paragraphs for a matching game, using familiar characters or their own family details. The modifiers sehr and ziemlich can be introduced as appropriate.

Discuss family photographs in groups, introducing and describing other families/pets. Video presentation: pupils describe their family and pets in German using a piece of family video without the sounds.

Pupils enter information about brothers, sisters and pets into a datafile. The information can then be used to answer specific questions and present results. Individual pupil records can be added to during subsequent units.

Pupils listen to/read first person accounts and transfer them to third person using pronouns. Pupils use a simplified word list to check meanings and find new adjectives.

 

 

 


 

SCHOOL:    Frederick Gough School – a Specialist Language College                                                                                                                                                                         

Logo! 1 Kapitel 3 Meine Familie                    Unit 2 pp40-41 Haustiere

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Asking a friend if he / she has got any pets and saying if you have got any pets. Asking a friend about the pets he / she likes / dislikes. Saying which pets you like / dislike.

Grammar

plurals of nouns

revision of accusative (ich habe + accusative)

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

2g deal with the unpredictable

3a memorise words and phrases

3d use dictionaries / reference materials

1a, 4, 6

1b, 2, 4

5a

Contexts

Personal and social life

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/1–2

Understand what pet(s) someone has and his / her opinion about it / them

 

1a, 3, 5b

Speaking

AT2/2

Ask and say what pet(s) you have and express likes / dislikes

 

2, 4, 6

Reading and responding

AT3/2

Understand what pet(s) someone has and his / her opinion about it

 

1a, 6

Writing

AT4/1, 3

Compile lists of pets, finding meaning of words in glossary; write sentences about your pet(s) and your opinion about various animals

 

1b, 5a, 7

Key language

Hast du Haustiere?

Nein. Ja, ich habe ...

einen Hund / zwei Hunde / einen Goldfisch / einen Vogel / zwei Vögel / eine Katze / drei Katzen / eine Schlange / zwei Schlangen / eine Maus / vier Mäuse / ein Kaninchen / zwei Kaninchen / ein Meerschweinchen / drei Meerschweinchen / ein Pferd / zwei Pferde.

Wie findest du die Pferde?

Ich finde Spinnen nicht gut.

ICT Opportunities

ICT Pack: activity 2, animals

Unterwegs CD Rom – Unit 3 Meine Familie – Hast du ein Haustier?

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B, p22

Resources

Cassette B, side A or CD 2, track 2

R & A File: Arbeitsblatt 2, p39; Grammatik 2–3, pp44–45

OHT 2: numbers

 

Supplementary teaching opportunities

 

 

 

 

Ask pupils to provide a single word about a family member/pet, eg Hund, and build a sentence or question around it, eg Ich habe keinen Hund. Reverse the roles when ready.

Model and practise questions with the class. Pupils interview each other about family, etc, using visual or written prompts at first. This can be followed by an information-gap activity on a different family for third person practice.

Pupils write labels and descriptions for a family tree, based on a model provided.

As pupils know their own details, it can be useful to offer 'unpredictable' combinations of detail for practice. A game offering 'unpredictable' answers to a given set of interview questions on family detail can be played with home-made dice. Each face of each die has different information, eg number of brothers or sisters, pets.

Identification game: Wer ist das? Choose famous people from the media or cartoon characters and make statements that describe the character, eg Sie hat einen Bruder, und eine Schwester. Ihr Bruder heißt Bart, etc. Ask pupils to work out who the person is.


 

SCHOOL:  Frederick Gough School – a Specialist Language College                                                                                                                                                                          

Logo! 1 Kapitel 3 Meine Familie          Unit 3 pp42-43 Beschreibungen

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Asking what other people look like and describing other people. Saying what you look like.

Grammar

present tense of haben and sein

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

1b apply grammar

1c use a range of vocab / structures

2h skim and scan texts

1c, 3, 4

1b, 1c, 3

2

Contexts

Personal and social life

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/2

Understand descriptions of people (hair, eye colour, build)

 

1a

Speaking

AT2/3

Ask about and give information concerning eye and hair colour

 

1c

Reading and responding

AT3/3

Extract specific information from e-mail giving descriptions (hair, eyes, height, clothes)

 

2

Writing

AT4/2–4

Write sentences describing yourself and your favourite teacher

 

1b, 3, 4

Key language

Wie sieht er / sie aus?

Er/Sie hat ...  / Ich habe ...

blonde / braune / schwarze / kurze / lockige / glatte Haare.

blaue / grüne / braune Augen.

Er / Sie ist ...  / Ich bin ...

ziemlich / sehr groß /mittelgroß / klein / dick / schlank.

 

ICT Opportunities

ICT Pack: activity 3,  personal details, 3rd person

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B, pp23–34

Resources

Cassette B, side A or CD 2, track 3

R & A File: Grammatik 2, p64

OHT 10: descriptions – hair, eyes, clothes

 

Supplementary teaching opportunities

 

 

Pupils build up sentences adding adjectives each time, eg Ich bin groß..., Ich bin groß und intelligent... .

Match written/spoken text to photographs of people or pictures of cartoon characters. Then ask pupils to write their own statements or short paragraphs for a matching game, using familiar characters or their own family details. The modifiers sehr and ziemlich can be introduced as appropriate.

Discuss family photographs in groups, introducing and describing other families/pets. Video presentation: pupils describe their family and pets in German using a piece of family video without the sounds.

Pupils enter information about brothers, sisters and pets into a datafile. The information can then be used to answer specific questions and present results. Individual pupil records can be added to during subsequent units.

Pupils listen to/read first person accounts and transfer them to third person using pronouns. Pupils use a simplified word list to check meanings and find new adjectives.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

SCHOOL:   Frederick Gough School – a Specialist Language College                                                                                                                                                                          

Logo! 1 Kapitel 3 Meine Familie          Unit 4 pp44-45 Stefans Familie

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Asking a friend about the members of his / her family. Talking about the members of your own family.

Grammar

mein / dein (nominative singular, m + f)

no apostrophe for possessives

revision of er / sie forms of verbs

introduction to qualifiers

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

3c use knowledge of English / another language

2a listen for gist and detail

5g listen / read for interest and enjoyment

1c

1a, 4a

4a, 4b

Contexts

Personal and social life

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/2

Recognise names and ages of relatives

1a, 4a

Speaking

AT2/2

Ask and answer questions about relatives

 

1b, 1c, 3

Reading and responding

AT3/2–3

Understand and answer questions about family tree

1b, 4b

Writing

AT4/2

Write sentences describing relatives (age, hair, build)

2

 

Key language

Wie alt ist ... dein Bruder? / deine Schwester?

Wie heißt ... deine Tante? / dein Onkel?

Meine Mutter / Meine Großmutter / Meine Tante / Meine Cousine /  Sie ...

Mein Vater / Mein Großvater / Mein Onkel / Mein Cousin /

Er ...

 heißt [name].

 ist [age] Jahre alt.

 

ICT Opportunities

Word processing, TG p72

ICT Pack: activity 4, personal details, 1st and / or 3rd person

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B, p25

Resources

Cassette B, side A or CD 2, track 4

Song: PB, p45

R & A File: Grammatik 4, p46

OHT 11A & 11B: families

Supplementary teaching opportunities

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

SCHOOL:  Frederick Gough School – a Specialist Language College                                                                                                                                                                          

Logo! 1 Kapitel 3 Meine Familie          Unit 5 pp46-47 Bist du kreativ?

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Asking about people’s characteristics. Talking about people’s characteristics.

Grammar

revision of present tense (er and sie forms)

word order for asking questions

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

1c use a range of vocab / structures

2c ask and answer questions

3, 4, 6

3, 5b

Contexts

Personal and social life

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/1–2

Match descriptions (adjectives about character) of people with their photos

 

1, 2

Speaking

AT2/2–3

Ask and answer questions about people’s characters

 

3, 5b

Reading and responding

AT3/2

Understand descriptions of people

5a

Writing

AT4/2–3

Write description of self, family and others

4, 6

 

Key language

Wie ist dein / deine ...? 

Er / Sie ist ... musikalisch / sportlich / faul / intelligent / nett / lustig / laut / schüchtern / kreativ.

 

ICT Opportunities

Text manipulation, TG p75

ICT Pack: activity 5, descriptive words

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B,  p26

Resources

Cassette B, side A or CD 2, track 5

R & A File: Arbeitsblatt 3, p40, Arbeitsblatt 4, p41

 

Supplementary teaching opportunities

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

SCHOOL: :  Frederick Gough School – a Specialist Language College                                                                                                                                                                        

Logo! 1 Kapitel 3 Meine Familie                        Unit 6 pp48-49 Briefe

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Understanding a longer letter. Writing a letter.

Grammar

/

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

1a sounds and writing

2b pronunciation and intonation

2e vary language for context / audience

3c use knowledge of English / another language

5e use a range of resources including ICT

5d produce / respond to different types of spoken / 

written language

2a, 2b, 3

2a, 3

1c, 1d

1a, 1b, 2a

1c, 1d

 

1a, 1c, 1d

Contexts

Personal and social life

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/1

Recognise German sounds

2b, 3

Speaking

AT2/2

Practise German pronunciation

2a

 

Reading and responding

AT3/2–3

Understand longer letter

1a, 2a

Writing

AT4/2–4

Copy letter phrases and write own letter

1b, 1c, 1d

 

Key language

Köln, den 11. April

Liebe / Lieber …,

vielen Dank für deinen Brief

Hier ist ein Foto ...

Schreib bald wieder

Dein / Deine

 

ICT Opportunities

Text manipulation, TG p77

Word processing, TG p77

ICT Pack: activity 6, pets, descriptive words and phrases, brothers and sisters, 1st and / or 3rd person, letter writing

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B,  p27

Resources

Cassette B, side A or CD 2, track 6

 

Supplementary teaching opportunities

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

SCHOOL:  :  Frederick Gough School – a Specialist Language College                                                                                                                                                                               

Logo! 1 Kapitel 3 Meine Familie 

                                                      Unit 7 pp50-51 Die Hunde-Ausstellung

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Consolidation unit: a dog show.

Grammar

/

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

2f adapt previously-learned language

5d produce / respond to different types of spoken / written language

1, 2a, 4

 

2b, 2c, 4

Contexts

Personal and social life

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/1

Understand description of dogs

2a

Speaking

AT2/2

Describe dog

2d

 

Reading and responding

AT3/2–3

Read and answer questions about text (describing dogs) and letter

 

1, 2b, 3

Writing

AT4/2–4

Write description of dog

4

 

Key language

As in Units 1–6

ICT Opportunities

Presentation, TG p78

ICT Pack: activity 6, pets, pescriptive words and phrases, brothers and sisters, 1st and / or 3rd person, letter writing

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Extra A & B, PB pp 104–5

Resources

Cassette B, side A or CD 2, track 7

 

Supplementary teaching opportunities

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

SCHOOL: Frederick Gough School- A Specialist Language College                                                                                              

                                                                                                  

Logo! 1 Kapitel 4 Freizeit                                            Unit 1 pp54-55 Sport

 

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Asking a friend which sports he / she likes. Saying which sports you like.

Grammar

inversion (Ich finde X ... . or X finde ich … .)

word order (verb as second idea)

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

2a listen for gist and detail

3c use knowledge of English / another language

5c express feelings and opinions

1b, 4

1a, 2, 4

3a, 3b, 6

Contexts

Personal and social life

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/2–3

Identify names of sports and people's personal preferences

 

1b, 4

Speaking

AT2/1–2

Name and express opinions about sports

 

2, 3b

Reading and responding

AT3/1, 3

Understand short texts about different sports

1a, 5

Writing

AT4/1–4

Write about opinions of sports

 

3a, 6, 7

Key language

Tennis, Fußball, Schwimmen, Basketball, Rugby, Rollschuhlaufen, Radfahren, Angeln, Leichtathletik, Hockey, Tanzen

Magst du [sport]?

Ja, das mag ich. Nein, das mag ich nicht. Das ist O.K.

Ich finde [sport] [adjective].

[sport] finde ich [adjective].

 

ICT Opportunities

Text manipulation, TG p91

Word processing, TG p91

ICT Pack: activity 1, opinion phrases, sports activities

Unterwegs  unit8

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B, p. 31

Resources

Cassette B, side A or CD 2, track 10

R & A File: Arbeitsblatt 1, p58; Grammatik 5, p67

Flashcards 51–61: sports

 

Supplementary teaching opportunities

 

 

 

Carry out a class survey using the question Wie findest du...?, and show the results on a bar chart.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 School: Frederick Gough School- A Specialist Language College                                                                                              

                                                                                                 

Logo! 1 Kapitel 4 Freizeit                                        Unit 2 pp56-57 Hobbys

 

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Asking a friend about his / her hobbies. Talking about your hobbies.

Grammar

revision of present tense (regular and irregular verbs), including inversion (ich und du)

revision of word order

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

1a sounds and writing

1b apply grammar

2j redraft writing (check sentences and correct)

1a, 3b

3a, 4, 6

7, 8

Contexts

Personal and social life

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/2

Understand short phrases about hobbies, match them with pictures

 

1a, 1b, 4

Speaking

AT2/2

Talk about own hobbies, ask friend about his/her hobbies

 

2, 5

Reading and responding

AT3/2

Read, match and correct sentences about hobbies

3b, 6

Writing

AT4/2–4

Write sentences about hobbies describing typical week

 

3a, 7, 8

Key language

Was machst du in deiner Freizeit?

Ich spiele [sport] Klavier, am Computer.

Ich gehe schwimmen.  Ich fahre Rad.

Ich tanze. Ich höre Musik. Ich sehe fern.

Ich lese (Comics / Bücher). Ich faulenze.

Ich besuche Freunde. Ich gehe ins Kino.

Spielst du ...? Hörst du Musik? Am Sonntag gehe ich ins Kino.

Das finde ich ... gut / O.K. / langweilig.

 

ICT Opportunities

Text manipulation, TG p92

ICT Pack: activity 2, week time activities, 1st person, days of week, opinion phrases

ICT Pack: activity 3: leisure activities, opinion phrases

Unterwegs Unit 8

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B, p32

Resources

Cassette B, side B or CD 2, track 11

R & A File: Arbeitsblätter 2–3, pp59–60; Arbeitsblatt 5, p62

OHT 12A & 12B: leisure activities

 

Supplementary teaching opportunities

 

 

 

Pupils work in pairs. They rank their likes, and predict the likes of their partner, using gern, lieber, am liebsten and Lieblings... . They then compare their predictions, eg Du spielst gern Fußball, meine ich. Ja, das stimmt/Nein, das stimmt nicht.

Reinforce grammar with 'human sentences' at the front of the class, eg one pupil holds a card with ich, another with gehe. When another pupil stands at the front of the 'sentence' with jeden Tag on a card, pupils have to stand in a different order.

Pupils play a simple board game with a die. Pupils take it in turns to throw the die. If the die shows 2, for example, the pupil says zweimal in der Woche and moves their counter two places, then turns over a picture/symbol card of leisure activities, and adds spiele ich Fußball. If the pupil cannot supply the accurate German, they cannot move their counter. The first person to complete the course around the board wins.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

School: Frederick Gough School- A Specialist Language College                                                                                             

                                                                                                 

Logo! 1 Kapitel 4 Freizeit                          Unit 3 pp58-59 Familienfreizeit

 

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Asking what people like / dislike doing. Saying what people like / dislike doing.

Grammar

verb + gern and mag + noun

singular forms of present tense verbs

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

1b apply grammar

5c express feelings and opinions

5d produce / respond to different types of spoken / written language

1c, 1e, 2b

1c, 1d

 

1e, 2b

Contexts

Personal and social life

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/3

Understand what various people like doing

2a

Speaking

AT2/3

Ask and answer questions what you like / dislike doing

 

4

Reading and responding

AT3/4

Understand longer text and answer questions about likes / dislikes

 

1a, 1b

Writing

AT4/2

Describe what people like / dislike doing

 

2b, 3

Key language

Was macht deine Familie (nicht) gern?

Mein Bruder / Meine Schwester sieht (nicht) gern fern.

Er / Sie spielt (nicht) gern Fußball.

Was machst du (nicht) gern?

Ich spiele (nicht) gern Klavier / am Computer.

 

ICT Opportunities

Word processing, TG p95

ICT Pack: activity 4, personal details 1st person, animals, numbers 1 to 31, activities

Unterwegs Unit 8

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B, pp32–34

Resources

Cassette B, side B or CD 2, track 12

R & A File: Grammatik 1–4, pp63–66

OHT 12A & 12B: leisure activities

 

Supplementary teaching opportunities

 

 

 

Use flashcards or symbols on OHT, or use famous names, to teach third person of verbs.

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

SCHOOL: Frederick Gough School 

                                                                                                                                                                                               

Logo! 1 Kapitel 4 Freizeit                                Unit 4 pp60-61 Brieffreunde

 

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Understanding short texts about others. Finding out information about others.

Grammar

revision of present tense (er and sie)

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

2d initiate / develop conversations

5g listen / read for interest and enjoyment

1c, 1e, 1d

1a, 2a

Contexts

Personal and social life

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/2

Understand descriptions of pen friends

2a

Speaking

AT2/3

Ask and answer questions about pen friends

 

1c

Reading and responding

AT3/3

Understand personal information and answer questions

1a, 1b, 2b

Writing

AT4/4

Write about likes / dislikes of family members

 

1e

Key language

/

ICT Opportunities

Word processing, TG p96

ICT Pack: activity 4, personal details 1st person, animals, numbers 1 to 31, leisure activities

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B, p35

Resources

Cassette B, side B or CD 2, track 13

Song, PB p61

 

Supplementary teaching opportunities

 

 

 

Having initially created and saved their work on a word processor, pupils could send individual e-mails to a partner school in Germany, saying as much as possible about themselves, drawing on language from all the units so far.

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

SCHOOL: Frederick Gough School –A Specialist Language College                                                                                              

                                                                                                  

Logo! 1 Kapitel 4 Freizeit                                   Unit 5 pp62-63 Treffpunkt

 

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Arranging a date with a friend.

Grammar

Möchtest du ...? + infinitive at the end

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

2a listen for gist and detail

2d initiate / develop conversations

2g deal with the unpredictable

5e use a range of resources including ICT

1, 3

4, 5a

1, 4

2, 5a

Contexts

Personal and social life

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/3

Understand dialogues about arranging dates and planning activities

 

1, 3

Speaking

AT2/3

Carry out dialogues about arranging dates and planning activities

 

4, 5a

Reading and responding

AT3/3

Understand written dialogues about arranging dates and planning activities

 

1

Writing

AT4/3–4

Write e-mail arranging a date with a friend; fill in an engagement diary

 

2, 5b

Key language

Hast du am [day] Zeit?

Möchtest du schwimmen gehen?

Wann treffen wir uns?

(Wir treffen uns) um [time].

 

ICT Opportunities

ICT Pack: activity 3, leisure activities, opinion phrases

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B, p36

Resources

Cassette B, side B or CD 2, track 14

Flashcards 51–61: sports

OHT 13A & 13B: arranging meetings

Supplementary teaching opportunities

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

SCHOOL:Frederick Gough School –A Secialist Language College                                                                                               

                                                                                                 

Logo! 1 Kapitel 4 Freizeit               Unit 6 pp64-65 Meine Lieblingssachen

 

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Asking a friend about his / her favourite things. Talking about your favourite things.

Grammar

possessive: mein / dein (revision) and sein / ihr (introduction)

genders of possessives (mein. meine, mein, meine etc.)

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

2i summarise main points of text

3d use dictionaries / reference materials

4a, 5a

1a, 1b, 3

Contexts

Personal and social life

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/1, 3

Understand interview about favourite things

1b, 1c, 5a

Speaking

AT2/2

Carry out dialogue about classmates’ favourite things

 

4b

Reading and responding

AT3/2

Understand short text about a person’s favourite things

4a

Writing

AT4/2

Write questions and sentences about favourite things

 

1a, 2, 3

Key language

Was ist dein / deine...?

Mein / Meine ...,  Sein / Seine ..., Ihr / Ihre …

Lieblingsfach, Lieblingshobby, Lieblingstag, Lieblingsmonat, Lieblingskleidungsstück, Lieblingssport, Lieblingsfarbe, Lieblingsfußballmannschaft

 

ICT Opportunities

Presentation, TG p100

ICT Pack: activity 6, animals, colours, sports, asking questions

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B, p37

Resources

Cassette B, side B or CD 2, track 15

R & A File: Grammatik 6, p68

OHT 14A & 14B: favourite things

 

Supplementary teaching opportunities

 

 

 

Pupils work in pairs. They rank their likes, and predict the likes of their partner, using gern, lieber, am liebsten and Lieblings... . They then compare their predictions, eg Du spielst gern Fußball, meine ich. Ja, das stimmt/Nein, das stimmt nicht

Class display of favorite things

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

SCHOOL: Frederick Gough School- A Secialist Language College                                                                                              

                                                                                                   

Logo! 1 Kapitel 4 Freizeit                  Unit 7 pp66-67 Club elf bis sechzehn

 

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Consolidation unit: Club 11–16

Grammar

/

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

2d initiate / develop conversations

2f adapt previously-learned language

5e use a range of resources including ICT

1b, 1d

1a, 1c, 3

1c, 3

Contexts

Personal and social life

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/2

Understand leisure activities in a youth club programme

1b

Speaking

AT2/3

Ask and answer questions about planned leisure activities

 

1d

Reading and responding

AT3/3

Understand information from postcards about leisure activities

 

2a, 2b, 2c

Writing

AT4/2–3

Complete sentences about leisure activities; write own postcard about leisure activities

 

1a, 1c

Key language

As in Units 1–6

ICT Opportunities

ICT Pack: activity 5, letter writing, time, activities, opinion phrases

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Extra A & B, PB pp106–7

Resources

Cassette B, side B or CD 2, track 16

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

SCHOOL:Frederick Gough School –A Secialist Language College                                                                                       

                                                                                          

Logo! 1 Kapitel 5 Zu Hause                Unit 1 pp70-71 Hier wohne ich

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Asking a friend where he / she lives and saying where you live. Swapping addresses and phone numbers.

Grammar

Ich wohne + auf / in / am ….

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

2a listen for gist and detail

5a communicate in pairs, groups etc.

1a, 2, 5b

1b, 3, 5b

Contexts

The world around us

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/1–2

Understand names of places; identify where various people live

 

1a, 2, 5a

Speaking

AT2/2

Ask where a partner lives; say where you live (including address)

 

1b, 3, 5b

Reading and responding

AT3/2

Match pictures and text about places where people live

3

Writing

AT4/2

Write a paragraph about where you live

 

4

Key language

Wo wohnst du?

Ich wohne ... in einem Haus / in einer Wohnung / auf dem Land / in einer Stadt / an der Küste / in einem Dorf.

Wie ist deine Adresse? Wie ist deine Telefonnummer?

Meine Adresse ist ... .

Meine Telefonnummer ist ... .

 

ICT Opportunities

ICT Pack: activity 1, where people live

Unterwegs CD Rom 2 Wo wohnst du? 4 Bei mir zu Hause

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B, p41

Resources

Cassette C, side A or CD 3, track 1

R & A File: Arbeitsblatt 1, p80

OHT 15A & 15B: location of house or flat

 

Supplementary teaching opportunities

 

 

 

  • Teach the points of the compass using an OHT map of Germany with bordering countries and Länder as overlays. Add key cities as appropriate.
  • Use visuals/tape/video to present a range of people saying Ich wohne in..., in einem Haus/einer Wohnung, etc. Remove key words, first the nouns, then the prepositions and verb. Pupils reinstate these in speech/writing.
  • Ensure all pupils know in meinem Haus/in meiner Wohnung at least as set phrases. Use pupils to teach basic meanings of hinter, neben, gegenüber, vor. Teacher models questions, eg Wo ist Lee? Er ist hinter Louise und neben Paul. Pupils take over questions and answers as team quiz

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

SCHOOL:  Frederick Gough School –A Secialist Language College                                                                                     

                                                                                        

Logo! 1 Kapitel 5 Zu Hause                       Unit 2 pp72-73 Mein Haus

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Asking and saying where things are in the house. Saying what you do in your house.

Grammar

dative: im / in der

inversion (revision)

present tense (revision)

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

1b apply grammar

2b pronunciation and intonation

5g listen / read for interest and enjoyment

2, 3a, 4b

1, 5

1, 3a

Contexts

Everyday activities

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/1–2

Understand what people do in certain rooms

1, 3b

Speaking

AT2/2

Say what you do in the house

 

1, 4b, 5

Reading and responding

AT3/2

Understand and which room is being described

3a

Writing

AT4/2

Describe in sentences what you do in the house

 

2, 4a

Key language

Hier / Das ist ...

der Garten / der Keller / die Küche / die Toilette / das Wohnzimmer / das Badezimmer / das Esszimmer / das Schlafzimmer / mein Zimmer.

Der Fußball ist im Garten. Die Katze ist im Keller.

Hier koche ich. Hier wasche ich mich.

Hier schlafe ich. Hier plaudere ich.

Hier mache ich meine Hausaufgaben. Hier höre ich Musik.

Hier sehe ich fern. Hier spiele ich Fußball.

Hier lese ich. Hier esse ich.

 

ICT Opportunities

ICT Pack: activity 2, rooms of house, location of rooms, activities at home

Unterwegs 4 Bei mir zu Hause

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B, p42

Resources

Cassette C, side A or CD 3, track 2

Flashcards 62–69: rooms

OHT 16A: house – rooms and activities

 

Supplementary teaching opportunities

 

 

 

  • Show Wohnung, wohnen, Wohnzimmer as an introduction to the concept of compound words, especially nouns. Pupils search for other examples, eg Schlafzimmer.
  • . Teach the names of rooms using estate agents' copy, then play 'the estate agents' game'. Using estate agents' plans of new houses or flats pupils present the new accommodation to prospective clients. Pupils work in pairs. Pupil A plays the part of the estate agent. Pupil B is the client and has particular requirements on a cue card and asks questions, eg Gibt es eine Dusche? until they find the most appropriate accommodation for their needs.
  • Pupils describe their own home.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

SCHOOL:Frederick Gough School  - A Specialist Language College                                                                                  

                                                                                        

Logo! 1 Kapitel 5 Zu Hause                   Unit 3 pp74-75 So helfe ich

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Saying how you help around the house. Asking a friend how he / she helps around the house.

Grammar

separable verbs

frequency expressions

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

2c ask and answer questions

5d produce / respond to different types of spoken / written language

5h use language for real purposes

3b

 

1b, 3a, 3b

3a

Contexts

Everyday activities

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/1–2

Understand new vocabulary for helping around the house

 

1a

Speaking

AT2/2

Ask and answer questions about duties in the house

 

3b

Reading and responding

AT3/3

Understand sentences and dialogue about helping around the house

 

1a, 2

Writing

AT4/2

Write sentences about you help around the house

 

1b, 3a

Key language

Ich mache das Bett. Ich wasche ab. Ich trockne ab.

Ich wasche das Auto. Ich arbeite im Garten.

Ich räume mein Zimmer auf. Machst du das Bett?

Trocknest du ab? Gehst du einkaufen?

Ja, das mache ich oft / manchmal.

Nein, das mache ich selten / nie.

 

ICT Opportunities

ICT Pack: activity 3, daily activities, 1st person

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B, pp43–44

Resources

Cassette C, side A or CD 3, track 3

R & A File: Arbeitsblatt 2, p81; Grammatik 1, p85

OHT 16A & 16B: house – rooms and activities

 

Supplementary teaching opportunities

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

SCHOOL: Frederick Gough School – A Secialist Language College                                                                                  

                                                                                       

Logo! 1 Kapitel 5 Zu Hause                Unit 4 pp76-77 Mein Zimmer

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Saying what you’ve got in your room. Asking a friend what he / she has got in his / her room.

Grammar

kein(e)

Das ist … .  Das sind ….

singular / plural nouns

deinem / meinem (lexical items)

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

1c use a range of vocab / structures

2h skim and scan texts

3d use dictionaries / reference materials

1c, 3

2a

1b, 2a, 4

Contexts

Everyday activities

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/1

Understand list of items in a bedroom

1a

Speaking

AT2/1–2

Ask and answer questions identifying items in a bedroom

 

1c, 3

Reading and responding

AT3/3

Understand written descriptions of bedrooms

2a, 2b

Writing

AT4/1–4

Make lists of items in your room; describe your room in full sentences

 

1b, 4

Key language

Hast du ...?

Ich habe ... (k)einen Tisch / (k)einen Stuhl / (k)einen Schrank / (k)einen Fernseher / (k)einen Computer / (k)eine Kommode / (k)eine Stereoanlage / (k)ein Bett, / (k)ein Bücherregal.

In meinem Zimmer mache ich meine Hausaufgaben und ich sehe fern.

 

ICT Opportunities

Text manipulation, TG p121

Word processing, TG p122

ICT Pack: activity 4, items in a bedroom

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B,  p45

Resources

Cassette C, side A or CD 3, track 4

R & A File: Arbeitsblatt 3, p82

Flashcards 70–78: bedroom furniture

OHT 17A: bedroom furniture and prepositions

Supplementary teaching opportunities

 

 

  • Teach the names of furniture and equipment from advertising copy/catalogues/internet material.
  • Give examples of, and ask pupils to word-hunt for, cognates, eg Computer, or near-cognates, eg Haus, Garten, in the German they have learnt and in simple authentic texts, eg extracts from shopping catalogues/internet shopping copy.
  • Pupils conduct a survey to discover what furniture and equipment pupils have in their rooms, eg computers, TVs, tape recorders, CD players, etc, as well as wardrobes, desks, bookshelves.
  • When the survey is complete, pupils write up some examples of their findings using third persons singular and plural, eg Sophia, Stephen und Umesh haben alle einen Fernseher im Schlafzimmer. Ich habe keinen Fernseher, aber meine Mutter hat einen Computer.
  • Show how es gibt takes the accusative like haben. Consolidate 'verb as second idea' concept using pupils holding cards that contain parts of sentences.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

SCHOOL: Frederick Gough School – A Specialist Language College                                                                                       

                                                                                          

Logo! 1 Kapitel 5 Zu Hause           Unit 5 pp78-79 Meine Arbeitsecke

 

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Describing where things are. Asking where things are.

Grammar

prepositions + dative

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

1c use a range of vocab / structures

2h skim and scan texts

1c, 2

1a, 3a

Contexts

Everyday activities

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/2

Listen for true / false statements describing where items are in the room

 

1b

Speaking

AT2/2

Carry out a dialogue about the position of items in a room

 

1c

Reading and responding

AT3/2, 4

Understand text with description of where items are situated

 

1a, 3a, 3b

Writing

AT4/2–4

Write sentences describing position of items in a work place

 

2, 4

Key language

Wo ist der / die / das ...?

Wo sind die ...?

Der / Die / Das [object] ist [preposition + dative + noun].

die Hefte, die Disketten, die Kassetten, die CDs

 

ICT Opportunities

ICT Pack: activity 5, position words, names of common items

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B, p46

Resources

Cassette C, side A or CD 3, track 5

R & A File: Arbeitsblatt 4, p83; Grammatik 2–3, pp86–87

OHT 17A & 17B: bedroom furniture and prepositions

 

Supplementary teaching opportunities

 

 

 

  • Use overhead projector (OHP) pictures and/or doll's house furniture to show dative and add auf and unter to the list of prepositions. Build up from dem/einem to meinem ( ‡ seinem/ihrem). Return to the OHT used in section 3. Highlight and link the in to the article ending on the OHT, then substitute and practise the other prepositions before transferring to home/rooms context.
  • Information gap pair-work activity: each pupil has a different version of a picture or plan of a room with various items of furniture or equipment. In each picture different items are missing, but listed. Pupils ask each other questions to find out where the missing items should be. A variation of this is where the different pictures or plans are complete but items are not all in the same places. By asking questions pupils find out the differences, eg Pupil A: Wo ist die Lampe? Pupil B: Auf dem Tisch. Pupil A: Hier ist die Lampe neben dem Sofa.
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SCHOOL: Frederick Gough School – A Specialist Language College                                                                                   

                                                                                       

Logo! 1 Kapitel 5 Zu Hause           Unit 6 pp80-81 Besser schreiben

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Giving a longer description of your home and what you do there

Grammar

adjectives (revision)

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

1c use a range of vocab / structures

2f adapt previously learned language

2j redraft writing to improve accuracy

2, 3b, 3c

3a, 3d

3a–3d

Contexts

Everyday activities

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/2

Understand dialogue describing life at home

1

Speaking

AT2/3

Adapt language from example to produce own dialogue about life at home

 

2

Reading and responding

AT3/2

Understand paragraphs in which different people describe their life at home

 

3a–3d

Writing

AT4/2

Adapt language from examples to write about own life at home

 

3a–3d

Key language

Wie hilfst du zu Hause?

Was machst du in deinem Zimmer?

 

ICT Opportunities

Text manipulation, TG p124

ICT Pack: activity 6, personal details, where people live, items of furniture, activities at home

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B,  p47

 

Resources

Cassette C, side A or CD 3, track 6

R & A File: Arbeitsblatt 5, p84

 

Supplementary teaching opportunities

 

 

 

  • Provide model written text on OHT, eg Ich wohne in einem Haus. Mein Haus ist klein aber bequem. Es hat einen Garten. In dem Wohnzimmer gibt es... , with key words or endings removed. Pupils fill in the gaps.
  • Choose pupils in the class to talk about their own house. Report back the same information to the class using sein/ihr. ‡ Pupils describe another person's house.
  • Pupils work individually or in pairs/groups to prepare a short guided tour of one of their houses that would make a German visitor feel at home, using pictures to illustrate it. This might be in either oral or written form, possibly recorded on video or using multimedia software. It could be placed on the school website as Zu Hause in England.
  • Pupils write a magazine-style presentation of their house or imaginary house, using magazine or authentic photos. They word process the text. Illustrations could be scanned in.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

SCHOOL: Frederick gough School – A Specialist Language College                                                                                   

                                                                                        

Logo! 1 Kapitel 5 Zu Hause         Unit 7 pp82-83 Monikas Zimmer

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Consolidation unit: Monika’s room

Grammar

/

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

2f adapt previously-learned language

2h skim and scan texts

5g listen / read for interest and enjoyment

1c, 2, 3

1a, 3

1a

Contexts

Everyday activities

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/3

Understand longer dialogue describing someone’s room

 

1a

Speaking

AT2/3

Ask and answer questions using information from text describing someone’s room

 

2

Reading and responding

AT3/4

Understand longer text describing someone’s room

1a, 1b

Writing

AT4/2–3

Write sentences and fill in a form describing your room and routine

 

1c, 3

Key language

As in Units 1–6

ICT Opportunities

Presentation, TG p125

Word processing, TG p126

ICT Pack: activity 5, position words, names of common items

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Extra A & B, PB pp108–9

 

Resources

Cassette C, side A or CD 3, track 7

 

Supplementary teaching opportunities

 

 

 

Pupils use German magazines or websites regarding houses and furniture.  Comprehension, translation, summarising activities as appropriate

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

SCHOOL: Frederick Gough School- A Specialist Language College                                                                                             

                                                                                                

Logo! 1 Kapitel 6 In der Stadt                          Unit 1 pp86-87 Meine Stadt

Activity no.

Leaarning objectives

Asking about a town. Talking about your town.

Grammar

er, sie, es and sie

pronoun ‘it’: er, sie, es

(plural) forms of sein

es gibt + accusative

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

1c use a range of vocab / structures

3c use knowledge of English / another language

4d knowledge of TL communities

1d, 2, 4

1a, 3a, 4

1a, 2

Contexts

The world around us

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/1

Recognise names of places in town

1b, 1c

Speaking

AT2/2

Ask and answer questions about various buildings in town

 

2, 3b

Reading and responding

AT3/2

Match descriptions of town with advertisements

3a

Writing

AT4/1–3

Write sentences about where certain things are in your town

 

1a, 4

Key language

Was ist das?

Das ist ... der Supermarkt / der Bahnhof / der Park / die Schule / die Kirche / die Post / die Bibliothek / das Café / das Kino / das Schwimmbad / das Rathaus / das Sportzentrum.

Gibt es einen / eine / ein [place]?

Wo ist der / die / das [place]?

Er / Sie / Es ist in der [X]straße.

[place] und [place] sind in der [X]straße.

 

ICT Opportunities

Word processing, TG p139

ICT Pack: activity 1, places and activities in a town

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B, p51

 

Resources

Cassette C, side B or CD 3, track 10

R & A File: Arbeitsblatt 1, p99; Grammatik 1, p105; Arbeitsblatt 5, p103

Flashcards 79–90: places in town

OHT 18: places in town

 

Supplementary teaching opportunities

 

 

  • Pupils match pictures taken from brochures about German and English towns to descriptions. They find similar features and identify vocabulary used.
  • Pupils identify towns from taped/written descriptions.
  • Wer bin ich?: reuse profiles from section 1 for information gap work. Some pupils are given an 'identity', a town of origin, etc, and are interviewed by others who have a list of main points for each identity. Interviewers cannot ask Wie heißt du? but have to work out the identity from other information.
  • Show pupils slides, photos, brochures or videos of different Länder. Ask them to brainstorm the kind of language they will need to describe what they see, making two lists, known language in German and new language in English. They listen to the descriptions and note down new words in German, using dictionaries or glossaries to help them refine what they have written. They listen again to the commentary and then try to reconstruct what they have heard orally and then in writing. Transcripts can be on an OHP for slow-reveal reconstruction; gapped texts and text-manipulation software can also be used.
  • Was haben sie gemein?: pupils compare their own town or region, or another region of the UK, with a chosen town or region in a German-speaking country and discuss and note similarities and differences.
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SCHOOL:Frederick Gough School – A Specialist Language College                                                                                               

                                                                                                 

Logo! 1 Kapitel 6 In der Stadt     

                                                         Unit 2 pp88-89 Man kann vieles machen

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Asking what you can do in town. Saying what you can do in town.

Grammar

man kann  + infinitive at the end

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

3a memorise words and phrases

3d use dictionaries / reference materials

4d knowledge of TL communities

2, 3

5a

5b, 6

Contexts

The world around us

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/2

Understand activities one can do in a town

1, 2

Speaking

AT2/3

Carry out a dialogue about activities one can do in a town

 

3

Reading and responding

AT3/3

Understand an e-mail about activities in Hamburg, looking up new words as necessary

 

5a, 6

Writing

AT4/2–3

Write sentences about activities in town; describe your own town

 

4, 5b, 7

Key language

Was kann man in [town] machen?

Und was noch?

Man kann ...

 ins Kino gehen / schwimmen gehen / Tennis spielen / Fußball spielen / Freunde im Jugendclub treffen / Freunde im Café treffen / einkaufen gehen / das Rathaus besichtigen.

 

ICT Opportunities

Text manipulation, TG  p141

Word processing, TG p141

ICT Pack: activity 1, places and activities in a town

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B, p52

 

 

 

Resources

Cassette C, side B or CD 3, track 11

R & A File: Arbeitsblatt 2, p100; Arbeitsblatt 6, p104

 

Supplementary teaching opportunities

 

 

 

  • Pupils listen to or read about what can be done in an area or town.
  • Problem-solving task: pupils are given identities with particular likes and dislikes. Their partners have to suggest the best town or part of a town to visit to suit their needs. Partner A uses first person, eg Ich sehe gern Filme. Partner B uses third person statements, eg Man kann Filme im Kino in Neustadt sehen.

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

SCHOOL: Frederick Gough School –A Specialist Language College                                                                                             

                                                                                                 

Logo! 1 Kapitel 6 In der Stadt               Unit 3 pp90-91 Das Hamburgspiel

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Play a game with a friend

Grammar

/

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

3a memorise words and phrases (vocabulary game)

5h use language for real purposes

1–3

3

Contexts

Everyday activities, the world around us

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/1–2

Understand phrases needed for playing board games

1

Speaking

AT2/3–4

Play board game, using game phrases in dialogue

 

3

Reading and responding

AT3/1–2

Understand written instructions needed for playing board games

 

1

Writing

AT4/2

Write instructions for game, selecting correct German translations from list

 

2

Key language

Ich bin dran. Du bist dran. Wer beginnt?

Richtig. Falsch. Hast du den Würfel?

Ich habe eine Fünf. Zwei Felder zurück.

Einmal aussetzen. Los geht’s!

 

ICT Opportunities

ICT Pack: activity 2, places and activities in a town

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B,  pp53–54

 

Resources

Cassette C, side B or CD 3, track 12

 

Supplementary teaching opportunites

 

 

 

Pupils make up their own game along these lines or modify the game to suit their own town

 

 

 

 

 


 

SCHOOL: Frederick Gough School – A Specialist Language College                                                                                              

                                                                                                

Logo! 1 Kapitel 6 In der Stadt                            Unit 4 pp92-93 Im Eiscafé

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Counting to 100. Ordering some food and drink at an ice-cream café.

Grammar

/

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

2a listen for gist and detail

2e vary language for context / audience

3a memorise words and phrases (vocabulary game)

1a, 2, 3a

4a

1a, 4b

Contexts

Everyday activities, personal and social life

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/1–2

Recognise items of food and drink in ice-cream café

1b, 2, 3a

Speaking

AT2/3

Carry out dialogue with partner, ordering food and drink in ice-cream café

 

4a, 4b

Reading and responding

AT3/2

Understand list of items of food and drink;  understand written dialogue in ice-cream café 

 

2, 3a

Writing

AT4/3

Write numbers between 60 and 100 as words; write ice-cream café dialogue

 

1a, 4b

Key language

Numbers 61–100

Bitte sehr?

Einmal … Erdbeereis, Vanilleeis, Schokoladeneis, Zitroneneis, Pistazieneis, Apfelkuchen, Schokoladenkuchen, bitte. Und zu trinken?

Einmal / Zweimal Kaffee, Tee, heiße Schokolade, Apfelsaft, Mineralwasser, bitte.

Mit ... Sahne, Zitrone, Milch, Zahlen, bitte! Das ist [number] Euro [number], bitte.

 

ICT Opportunities

Text manipulation, TG p143

ICT Pack: activity 3, numbers to 100

ICT Pack: activity 4, food and drink

Unterwegs 9 was kostet das

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B,  p55

 

Resources

Cassette C, side B or CD 3, track 13

R & A File: Arbeitsblatt 3, p101

OHT 19A & 19B: ice-cream and drinks

 

Supplementary teaching opportunities

 

 

 

Using authentic menus and working in groups, pupils choose appropriate dishes for different individuals with particular likes and dislikes. The requirements can be provided on cue cards or pupils can choose according to their own likes and dislikes within their group

Present items of food and drink using flashcards/overhead transparencies (OHTs) or real objects within the context of likes and dislikes (revised from unit 3 'Der Schultag') and introducing mögen. Slowly revealing pictures of food or food labels can be a useful technique for presenting food items. Words can be revealed slowly as well as pictures.

‡ Pupils could be referred to verb tables to spot patterns across verbs met so far, eg that the ich form of modal verbs has no -e.

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

SCHOOL: Frederick gough School – A Specialist Language College                                                                                              

                                                                                                

Logo! 1 Kapitel 6 In der Stadt              Unit 5 pp94-95 An der Imbissstube

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Asking a friend what snack foods he / she likes. Saying what snack foods you like.

Grammar

/

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

3c use knowledge of English  / another language

5d produce / respond to different types of spoken / written language

5g listen / read for interest and enjoyment

1a, 2, 4a

 

1a, 3, 4b

2, 4a

Contexts

Personal and social life

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/2–4

Understand what people are ordering at a snack bar

1b, 4a

Speaking

AT2/2

Ask and answer questions about which snack foods you like

 

3

Reading and responding

AT3/2–3

Understand prices of snacks and what various people had as a snack

 

2, 4c

Writing

AT4/2–4

Write sentences about ordering snacks; write snack list; write short play about buying snacks

 

1a, 4b, 4d

Key language

Was isst / trinkst du gern?

Ich esse / trinke gern ...

Schaschlik / Hamburger / Cheeseburger / Wurst / Currywurst / Pizza mit ... Pommes / Ketchup / Senf / Mayonnaise.

 

ICT Opportunities

Presentation, TG p145

ICT Pack: activity 5, opinion phrases, food and drink

Unterwegs 6 Wie schmeckt’s? 9 Was kostet das?

 

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B,  p56

 

Resources

Cassette C, side B or CD 3, track 14

R & A File: Arbeitsblatt 4, p102

Flashcards 91–96: snacks

Supplementary teaching opportunities

 

 

  • Present relevant language via tape/video. Pupils work with model dialogue with support gradually taken away, and substituting their own words/ideas. Quantities of food and drink are introduced where appropriate, eg eine Portion Pommes Frites, eine Flasche Cola, ein Glas Limonade.
  • Using authentic menus and working in groups, pupils choose appropriate dishes for different individuals with particular likes and dislikes. The requirements can be provided on cue cards or pupils can choose according to their own likes and dislikes within their group.
  • Pupils role play café scenes. Additional language structures will be needed, eg Haben Sie gewählt? Ich möchte... . These role plays can be recorded on video. While they are being recorded, the rest of the class notes down the details of the orders, eg Tisch Nummer 2, zweimal Pommes Frites, vier Flaschen Cola. These orders can be checked for accuracy at the end of the scene(s).
  • Wer wählt was?: present profiles of different people/couples/families, stating their likes and dislikes on tape or on printed sheets together with a number of different orders from a given menu. Pupils listen to/read and match the order with the correct customer(s).
  • Pupils write to (or e-mail/fax) partners to describe and/or find out about their preferences for food and drink. This could lead to comparisons with those of the class.
  • Offer items of German food to taste. Pupils ask for food and make comments on what they taste.

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

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Logo! 1 Kapitel 6 In der Stadt                          Unit 6 pp96-97 Schule aus!

Activity no.

Learning objectives

Talking about how you learn German. Talking about practising German.

Grammar

müssen / können + infinitive

Skills

(Programmes of Study)

3a memorise words and phrases

4a work with authentic materials

5g listen / read for interest and enjoyment

1, 3, 7a

1, 5

5, 7b

Contexts

Personal and social life

Learning outcomes …

Listening and responding

AT1/2

Understand different ways people practise German

2, 7a

Speaking

AT2/2

Answer questions with examples how you can practise German

 

3, 7a

Reading and responding

AT3/3

Understand short text about people learning German

5, 7b

Writing

AT4/2–3

Write sentences about how you learn German; write sentences about what you have to do in your holidays

 

1, 4, 6

Key language

Wie kann man Deutsche üben?

Man kann ...

Vokabeln lernen, Bücher/Logo! Lesen, Postkarten schreiben, Listen machen, Partnerarbeit machen, nach Deutschland fahren, fernsehen, deutsche Computerspiele machen, Kassetten hören;

Was musst du in den Ferien machen?

Ich muss ... .  Ich lerne Vokabeln. Ich höre Kassetten.

 

ICT Opportunities

ICT Pack: activity 6, activities involved in learning, the verbs ‘to be able to, to have to’, 3rd person

Reinforcement (A)

Extension (B)

Workbooks A & B,  p57

 

Resources

Cassette C, side B or CD 3, track 15

Song: PB p 97

R & A File: Grammatik 2–3, pp106–107

OHT 20: learning German

 

Supplementary teaching opportunities