Tuesday, July 9, 2013

German: Verb of the Week - rufen (07/09/13)




Hallo alle zusammen! Here is Christina with your weekly German verb.
This time: rufen / to call, to shout


Principal parts: rufen / rief / gerufen
Helping verb: haben
Type: irregular verb


Examples:
Ich hƶre deine Mutter deinen Namen rufen. / I hear your mom shouting your name.
Sie ruft mich zum Mittagessen. / She is calling me to lunch.


PrƤsens

ich rufe
du rufst
er ruft
wir rufen
ihr ruft
sie rufen


Perfekt

ich habe gerufen
du hast gerufen
er hat gerufen
wir haben gerufen
ihr habt gerufen
sie haben gerufen


PrƤteritum

ich rief
du riefst
er rief
wir riefen
ihr rieft
sie riefen


Plusquamperfekt

ich hatte gerufen
du hattest gerufen
er hatte gerufen
wir hatten gerufen
ihr hattet gerufen
sie hatten gerufen


Futur I

ich werde rufen
du wirst rufen
er wird rufen
wir werden rufen
ihr werdet rufen
sie werden rufen


Futur II

ich werde gerufen haben
du wirst gerufen haben
er wird gerufen haben
wir werden gerufen haben
ihr werdet gerufen haben
sie werden gerufen haben


PrƤsens Konditional

ich würde rufen
du würdest rufen
er würde rufen
wir würden rufen
ihr würdet rufen
sie würden rufen


Perfekt Konditional

ich würde gerufen haben
du würdest gerufen haben
er würde gerufen haben
wir würden gerufen haben
ihr würdet gerufen haben
sie würden gerufen haben


PrƤsens Konjunktiv

ich rufe
du rufest
er rufe
wir rufen
ihr rufet
sie rufen


Perfekt Konjunktiv
 
ich habe gerufen
du habest gerufen
er habe gerufen
wir haben gerufen
ihr habet gerufen
sie haben gerufen


PrƤteritum Konjunktiv


ich riefe
du riefest
er riefe
wir riefen
ihr riefet
sie riefen


Plusquamperfekt Konjunktiv

ich hƤtte gerufen
du hƤttest gerufen
er hƤtte gerufen
wir hƤtten gerufen
ihr hƤttet gerufen
sie hƤtten gerufen


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Monday, July 8, 2013

Noirs de France Le Temps des pionniers 1889 1940 part 1



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Noirs de France - 1940 - 1974 - Le temps des migrations

Thursday, July 4, 2013

German: Word of the Week - die Schokolade




Here is Christina with the German word of the week!

This week:
die Schokolade  /  the chocolate


"Schokolade" is a delicious sweet food made from cacao beans and milk. Some of the best chocolate in the world comes from Switzerland.



Here are some examples of how you can use this word:

Isst du gerne Schokolade? / Do you like chocolate?
Alle lieben Schokolade! / Everybody loves chocolate!
Meine Lieblingsschokolade ist dunkle Schokolade. / My favorite chocolate is dark chocolate.
Ich mag keine weiße Schokolade. / Ich mag keine weiße Schokolade.
Ich liebe auch heiße Schokolade! / I also love hot chocolate!


Chocolate is so popular in Germany that there are even songs about it, for example "Schokolade"  by the new German band Deine Freunde:





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German: Deine Freunde - Einfach klein sein (song)




Here is Christina with another great German song:
"Einfach klein sein" by Deine Freunde.

The Goethe Institute recommends this band and gives a great description of their unique style:

Hip Hop meets Pop meets Electro meets preschool meets fun. This combination sounds pretty odd but perfectly characterizes the music of “Deine Freunde” (Your Friends) – a mixture of different genres that creates a super cool sound.





The lyrics are all about everyday problems little kids and adults have to deal with – lyrics that are funny but never silly!



Einfach klein sein

Manchmal will ich einfach klein sein,
Und ich weiß nicht, wie das geht.
Manchmal kann der Tag gemein sein,
Ohne dass man was erlebt.
Manchmal will ich einfach klein sein,
Und ich weiß nicht, wie das geht.
Manchmal kann der Tag gemein sein...

Meine Eltern mƶchten,
dass ich mal Karriere mach´.
Deswegen soll ich
tausend Sachen machen, jeden Tag.
Ich soll die Dinge lernen,
um die es geht im Leben.
Deswegen muss ich Schach spielen
und Chinesisch reden.

Wozu ich Lust hab?
Tut mir leid, mir fƤllt nix ein,
Denn ich muss gerade wieder
irgendwo der Beste sein.
Und wie es aussieht,
wird sich das nie wieder Ƥndern.
Andere haben Spaß,
ich hab einen Terminkalender.

Sie scheuchen mich,
erst dorthin, dann hierhin,
Und alles nur,
weil ich angeblich so talentiert bin.
Und das muss ich
euch jetzt jeden Tag beweisen
Und aufzƤhlen,
wie irgendwelche Nebenflüsse heißen.

Mein alter Spielplatz,
du warst so farbenfroh.
Keine Zeit mehr für dich,
der Ernst des Lebens wartet schon.
Dabei will ich doch nur eine Runde
auf dir hocken
Und spƤter dann nach Hause kommen
mit schmutzigen Klamotten.

Manchmal will ich einfach klein sein,
Und ich weiß nicht, wie das geht.
Manchmal kann der Tag gemein sein,
Ohne dass man was erlebt.
Manchmal will ich einfach klein sein,
Und ich weiß nicht, wie das geht.
Manchmal kann der Tag gemein sein...

Von nix kommt nix,
doch von viel kommt zu viel.
Ich bin zu jung, um zu erkennen,
das Leben ist kein Spiel.
Denn wenn ich ehrlich bin,
auf Spielen hab´ ich Bock,
Und ich meine nicht Memory,
heute reicht mir schon ein Stock.

Doch ich werd´ beobachtet
von stocklosen Augen,
Die nicht mit mir fühlen,
weil sie nicht an Stock glauben.
Deswegen soll ich mich
um wichtige Dinge kümmern,
Richtige Dinge kümmern,
nicht die im Kinderzimmer.

Ja, was ich brauch´ sind vernünftige Ziele.
Deshalb trainier´ ich jetzt
für die Olympischen Spiele.
Weil meine Eltern mehr von mir
erwarten als von sich,
Hoff´ ich, dass
ich überall eine goldene Medaille krieg.

Denn nur dann bin ich ein echtes Goldkind.
Ich mach´ alles,
damit meine Eltern stolz sind.
Nur zu den Miss-Wahlen zu gehen,
fƤllt mir hƤufig noch schwer,
Aber Mama kommt ja mit
und sie freut sich so sehr.

Manchmal will ich einfach klein sein,
Und ich weiß nicht, wie das geht.
Manchmal kann der Tag gemein sein,
Ohne dass man was erlebt.
Manchmal will ich einfach klein sein,
Und ich weiß nicht, wie das geht.
Manchmal kann der Tag gemein sein...

Ein Kind macht keinen Spaß.
Ein Kind soll sich lohnen.
Ein Kind muss man füttern
Mit Informationen.

Mutter:
Zuerst wollte er gar nicht Flöte lernen, aber bei Kindern in diesem Alter muss man einfach dran bleiben. Üben, üben, üben. Wir wollen auch gerne, dass er jetzt noch Geige und Cembalo lernt. Übrigens, ich habe gehört, heute war ein Talentscout im Publikum. Ich glaube, wir haben gute Chancen.

Just be little

Sometimes I just want to be little,
And I don’t know how that works.
Sometimes the day can be mean,
And I haven’t even experienced anything.
Sometimes I just want to be little,
And I don’t know how that works.
Sometimes the day can be mean…

My parents want
me to get ahead.
That’s why they want me
to do a thousand things every day.
They want me to learn the things
that are important in life.
That’s why I have to learn to play chess
and speak Chinese.

What I feel like doing?
Sorry, I can’t think of anything,
Because right now I have to be
again the best at something.
And it is looking like
that will never change.
Others have fun,
I have an appointment calendar.

They chase me around,
first here, then there,
And all of it just
because I’m supposedly so talented.
And now I have to
prove that to you all every day
And list off
the names of some river tributaries.

My old playground,
you were so colorful.
No more time for you,
the earnestness of life is already waiting.
Though all I want is just to spend
some time with you
And then later come home
with dirty clothes.

Sometimes I just want to be little,
And I don’t know how that works.
Sometimes the day can be mean,
And I haven’t even experienced anything.
Sometimes I just want to be little,
And I don’t know how that works.
Sometimes the day can be mean…

From nothing nothing comes,
but from a lot comes too much.
I’m too young to realize
that life is not a game.
Because if I’m honest,
I’m really up for some playing,
And I don’t mean Memory,
today even a stick would be enough.

Yet I’m being watched
by stickless eyes,
That don’t sympathize with me,
because they don’t believe in sticks.
Therefore I have to
pay attention to important things,
To the right things,
not the ones in my room.

Yeah, what I need are sensible goals.
That’s why I’m now training
for the Olympic Games.
Because my parents expect more
from me than from themselves,
I hope that
 I get all gold medals.

Because only then am I truly a golden boy.
I do everything
to make my parents proud.
Only going to the beauty pageant
is often really tough for me,
But Mom comes with
and she really loves it.

Sometimes I just want to be little,
And I don’t know how that works.
Sometimes the day can be mean,
And I haven’t even experienced anything.
Sometimes I just want to be little,
And I don’t know how that works.
Sometimes the day can be mean…

A kid is no fun.
A kid should be worth it.
A kid needs to be fed
With information.

Mother:
At first he didn’t even want to learn the recorder, but with kids this age you’ve just got to keep at them. Practice, practice, practice. We also want him to learn the violin and harpsichord. By the way, I heard that a talent agent was in the audience today.
I think we’ve got good odds.


If you would like to find out more about the three band members, Flo, Lukas, and Pauli, you should check out their fun website:

http://www.deinefreunde.info/


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German: Verb of the Week - lügen (07/04/13)




Hallo alle zusammen! Here is Christina with your weekly German verb.
This time: lügen / to lie


Principal parts: lügen / log / gelogen
Helping verb: haben
Type: irregular verb


Examples:
Hast du gestern gelogen? / Did you lie yesterday?
Ich lüge nie! / I never lie!


PrƤsens
ich lüge
du lügst
er lügt
wir lügen
ihr lügt
sie lügen


Perfekt

ich habe gelogen
du hast gelogen
er hat gelogen
wir haben gelogen
ihr habt gelogen
sie haben gelogen


PrƤteritum

ich log
du logst
er log
wir logen
ihr logt
sie logen


Plusquamperfekt

ich hatte gelogen
du hattest gelogen
er hatte gelogen
wir hatten gelogen
ihr hattet gelogen
sie hatten gelogen


Futur I

ich werde lügen
du wirst lügen
er wird lügen
wir werden lügen
ihr werdet lügen
sie werden lügen


Futur II

ich werde gelogen haben
du wirst gelogen haben
er wird gelogen haben
wir werden gelogen haben
ihr werdet gelogen haben
sie werden gelogen haben


PrƤsens Konditional

ich würde lügen
du würdest lügen
er würde lügen
wir würden lügen
ihr würdet lügen
sie würden lügen


Perfekt Konditional

ich würde gelogen haben
du würdest gelogen haben
er würde gelogen haben
wir würden gelogen haben
ihr würdet gelogen haben
sie würden gelogen haben


PrƤsens Konjunktiv

ich lüge
du lügest
er lüge
wir lügen
ihr lüget
sie lügen


Perfekt Konjunktiv
ich habe gelogen
du habest gelogen
er habe gelogen
wir haben gelogen
ihr habet gelogen
sie haben gelogen


PrƤteritum Konjunktiv


ich lƶge
du lƶgest
er lƶge
wir lƶgen
ihr lƶget
sie lƶgen 


Plusquamperfekt Konjunktiv

ich hƤtte gelogen
du hƤttest gelogen
er hƤtte gelogen
wir hƤtten gelogen
ihr hƤttet gelogen
sie hƤtten gelogen


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Wednesday, July 3, 2013

Vocabulary activity on numbers: Here is my telephone number....what's my name?


Learning numbers can only get so interactive, right? This activity adds an element of mystery by not knowing one's own name until being found.

It's an activity I have designed for beginner French class, but can easily be adapted to other languages. I chose to go with unisex French first names, and kept the phone number format in French. Remember to adapt those to your language when using in other languages.

First, each student gets a card with the following text:

Vous cherchez:
µ Louis(e)
Votre numƩro de tƩlƩphone:

06 27 59 72 83

That is, student knows her/his own phone number, and the name of the person s/he is looking for. All cards will be provided at the end of this post.

Next, a list of the following format is projected on the screen:



Students are now able to find the phone number of the person they are looking for, and find out the name of any person who reads her/his number to them. There is also a model of the conversation they are expected to replicate.

As seen in the model, each student is required to ask as many people as possible what their phone numbers are until they find the person they are looking for.

I used this as a warm-up. The names are organized in a way that would split my class of 18 students into groups of three for the next activity.

Here is the image which has all the cards:




I hope your students will like it as much as mine!



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