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Free high school german projects
Fairytale
Hansel and Gretel
retold and illustrated with photographs taken in the Hesse region of Germany, where the Grimm Brothers found the original folktale in the early 19th Century,
This is a 24 page full color picture book presented in 14 spreads. It contains original text at a minimum 5th grade reading level and original photographs taken in the area of Germany from which the tale was collected.
It could be used in a literature class, a creative writing class, a German or world culture culture. St
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Meine bekannte Familie (Family Project)
Project for German 1 students learning about family members. ZIP file includes student directions, rubric, and Power Point to introduce the project.Start with the Power Point - describe the family in German (don't show it to them) and have students draw the family tree (feel free to change it to include youself instead of me!). Then introduce the project and give students the handout. After they finish the project; as a speaking activity you can have students present their celebrity families to
Caricatures ~ Art Activity ~ FREE ~ For French Spanish German Italian Classes
"Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life."Pablo Picasso(Spanish artist ~ 1881 - 1973) Here's a fun activity if you discuss famous artists in class. Invite a local caricature artist to class to make caricatures of your students ... and you ! Then make a hall display of them, too. If you're looking for recruiting ideas, this is an easy and fun way to catch the attention of other students andget them talking about your class. (2 pages) If you like my products, please follow
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9th - 12th
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Dirndl and Lederhosen Paper Doll Project ~ Trachtenkleider ~ FREE
"I don't design clothes. I design dreams."Ralph Lauren(German-American fashion designer ~ 1939) Here are two projects in which students make paper dolls wearing either a Dirndl for girls or Lederhosen for boys and then attach of photo of their faces to the paper doll. It's a great recruiting tool as a hall display or can be used with a clothing unit. You get: 1. Instruction sheets and rubrics. The project can be done two ways: a) As a recruiting tool - a hall display with speech bubbles.
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9th - 12th
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The Autobahn ~ Driving in Germany ~ Modern Marvels Homework + Quiz + Project
"It's amazing how quickly the kids learn to drive a car,yet are unable to understand the lawnmower, snowblower, or vacuum cleaner."Ben Bergor (American magician & humorist ~ 1893 - 1981)Everyone has heard of the Autobahn - that German superhighway with no speed limit.Well, that's not quite true. On certain stretches there is a speed limit and the Modern Marvels documentary on 'The Autobahn' explains that and so much more about this 'the sky's the limit' driving experience.You get: 1. A 12
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9th - 12th
Letter to a French pen-pal Rubric
I did this with my French ONE class, yes, French ONE! They LOVED it and the results were fabulous! They know exactly what has to be included in the assignment to get full points, and there is a writing rubric I created on the front. They just staple their papers to the back, and voila! They're ready to grade!
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6th - 12th
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Die Schultüte ~ The School Cone ~ German Customs
“Everyone is in awe of the lion-tamer in a cage with half a dozen lions - everyone but a first grade teacher." Variant of a quote by Dr. Laurence Peter (Canadian educator ~ 1919 - 1990) The first day of first grade is really special for German children. That's when they get their Schultüte, a tradition that goes back over a hundred years and is unique to the German-speaking countries. You get:AKTIVITÄT 11. A 5-page overhead in English to show explaining this tradition.. This is provided as
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7th - 12th
German Valentine's Activities ~ Valentinstag ♥ 15 Activities
"Love is like the measles. The older you get it, the worse the attack." Rainer Maria Rilke (German poet ~ 1875 - 1926)Hoping to make Valentine's Day special ?Looking for engaging activities to perk up the period ? Here are fifteen ready-to-use activities with clear, detailed explanations in English for use on this special day. You can use them in any order. You can pick and choose from 15 activities from year to year to vary your instruction.♥ AKTIVITÄT 1 ~ Valentinsgedichte♥ AKTIVITÄT 2 ~ Vale
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9th - 12th
Eine Modenschau: Clothing Project
Class fashion show project for students learning about articles of clothing. Students work in groups to design their own mini-fashion show, which they then perform for the class.
Includes:
- Intro Activity
- Day One Planning Sheet
- Day Two Planning Sheet
- Peer Rating Sheet
For more information on how I use this activity, please visit: http://germansektor.blogspot.com/2014/08/eine-modenschau-end-of-year-fashion-show.html
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7th - 12th
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German Project: Die Speisekarte
A fun project researching something all people enjoy--Food! Students will research German, Austrian, and Swiss cuisine to create a menu for their own future restaurant. This project includes project guidelines and a project grading rubric.
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7th - 12th
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November 1st ~ Allerheiligen ~ Tombstone Project For German
"A good character is the best tombstone." Charles Spurgeon (British Particular Baptist Preacher ~ 1834 - 1892)For Allerheiligen students craft a tombstone out of a cereal box. Students choose a German-speaking person or a German-American who is no longer living, research facts about that person, and then create a tombstone. On November 1st you just set up 'the cemetery' of tombstones so students can walk through it, read each tombstone, and answer questions about the famous people buried there.
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9th - 12th
Tissue Box Project ~ German ~ FREE ~ 3 Rubrics + Background Overhead
"A plain white handkerchief is the sure sign of a confident and elegant dresser." Alan Flusser (American designer of men's clothing ~ 1945)Plain white handkerchiefs may not be what our students are carrying around school every day, but they are well acquainted with its substitute - that disposable paper tissue which - almost - replaced it. A good project for a back-to-school vocabulary review which allows your students to show off their creativity is the tissue box project, perfect for German
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9th - 12th
Different kinds of houses PPT
This power point has pictures of various styles of houses. Most the pictures were found on Google images, but show German houses. Some pictures I took myself. Example: Das Einfamilienhaus, die Wohnung, die Eigentumswohnung. This power point was followed up with an activity about the verb 'wohnen' and the dative of location. Wo wohnst du? Ich wohne in einem Einfamlienhaus.
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7th - 12th
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Packet of German Projects
As the title implies, this is a packet of 10 German projects--their descriptions and for most, a grading rubric. Some of the projects can be completed in a short period of time, while others require more research and/or creativity. Many of the projects can be done as listed in the requirements, or adapted to suit your needs. Some of the projects can be done at any level; others require a higher level of vocabulary and grammatical structure. Some of the projects can be adapted to be completed
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7th - 12th
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German Project: Mein Ideales Haus
This is a wonderful project for students to put to use their vocabulary on the rooms and furniture in the house. Students create their current or ideal house of the future in whatever media appeals to them the most (poster, blue print, Google Drawing app, etc.) and then describe their home in German. Along with the project guidelines, I have provided samples of a student "drawing" and paragraph. The guidelines are set up in such a way that they can serve as both a checklist for the student or
Steckbrief: Wissenschaftler aller Kulturen
Students dig into research about how scientists are found in all cultures and corners of the earth. After filling out a five question profile, students present their scientist in a form of their choice. This material contains: a clear assignment of taska checklist that structures the assignments into clear stepsa list of useful vocabulary and phrasesa five question profile to fill out This material can be used for: Bilingual content learning in GermanGerman ImmersionGSL (German as a second langu
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6th - 9th
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A Visit to Frankfurt using Google Maps
If your students have access to Google Maps, this is a fun and educational project. Students use Google Maps to search for a variety of things in Frankfurt from transportation to restaurants to museums to shopping to cultural points of interest. The beauty is that the criteria are open-ended. They will have fun sharing which restaurant they chose, or which museum they went to. It can be done individually, with partners, or assigning each student a different type of place to find. I include t
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Family Album Project for German Class
Here is a project that is great for the end of the year for a first level German class. It can also be easily adapted for use in other world language classrooms. Having students describe their real or imaginary family lets them show-off what they have learned structurally throughout the year in a fun and creative way. The guidelines include what information they need to provide somewhere in their project, thus making sure that vocabulary and grammatical structure studied in most first year la
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7th - 12th
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Germania -- Namika Presentation, from FUNK series
With an continually growing cultural diversity in Germany and other European countries, this presentational speaking recording allows students to put themselves in the shoes of those who immigrate to Germany. This could be performed in the German target language (differentiated for Levels 3, 4 and AP), or used as a Social Studies presentation in English (modified to the teachers' liking). Students record themselves in a personal anecdote manner on topics such as immigration stories/backgrounds
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Passport (Reisepass) Template for German Classes
Reisepass, simple and only half of one sheet to cut your printing time! Cut the sheets in half and then the kids can fold to make a booklet. I have made with questions that lends itself to class discussion. I laminate after they have filled out and decorated, and that is their passport for the whole year (with German names and German cities they are from!)
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6th - 12th
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German Project: Ich Uber Mich
After filling in the sheet about his/herself in German, the student creates a visual to help him/her tell others about his/herself while speaking only in German. I allow the student put key words into thevisual to help him/her remember what he/she wants to say, but the student is not allowed to write out his/her talk. The visual could be a poster, a collage, a slide presentation, etc. I remind them to be creative! I even once had a student create a felt hanging!
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7th - 12th
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ABC Büchlein For German ~ German Recruiting ~ German Alphabet
All truth is contained in a lesser compass,namely the alphabet. Johann Georg Ritter von Zimmermann (Swiss philosophical writer ~ 1728 - 1795) In this in-class project ~ 'ein ABC-Büchlein' ~ students make a booklet depicting a German word of their choice for each letter of the alphabet. They use German-English dictionaries, either online or from a set you have in your room to find a word for every letter of the alphabet. Detailed instructions and a rubric are provided. A nice use for the
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9th - 12th
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German Project: Describing a Department Store
This product gives you the project guidelines and rubric to have your students describe the various departments of a store and what you might purchase in each. The students will not only demonstrate knowledge of vocabulary, but also writing sentences in the present tense. It could easily adapt itself for use with other target languages or other tenses.
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7th - 12th
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German Comic Strip Project: Summarizing one episode of a story
A fun way to have students summarize what they read. This project has students create a comic strip of one episode of a story that they read. The student sample is of a story from the Baron von Munchhausen stories, but the project could be used for any language and for any story. It includes the project guidelines, a grading rubric, and a student sample.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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