Any advice to how to set down and plan the lessons ba...See MoreI am using EMC Publishing's yellow hardback book called Exploring German 3rd edition for 6th grade 9 week rotational courses in 45 minute teaching blocks. Any advice on getting 20 units taught in 40 days to 6th graders who have a hard time staying focused? Anyone use this text already?
Any advice to how to set down and plan the lessons based on the book and get it to fit the school calendar?
I'm using Deutsch Aktuell 5th Edition for German I. This will be for 7th or 8th grade students and for high school credit if they pass the finals.
Lastly, I'm using Komm Mit! level 2 for my German 2 class which will be for 8th graders only I would assume. I'm not sure of the edition on that one.
I haven't taught German since 1998. HELP! Thanks in advance.
I am attempting to teach my son and daughter German. It's been many years since I had classes myself. I used Deutsch Heute way back when. I currently have level 1 of Muzzy, but we need to move on from there and I don't where to go. Money is a bit tight, as I recently got laid off from the school I was teaching at. I also homeschool and none of our local middle/high schools offer German. Can someone please tell me a good resource/book or such I can use. If I knew what to look for on Ebay, I'd even go there! Right now I'm improvising, some Berlitz tapes I picked up a few years back and a "10 minutes a day" work book. I need to start teaching verb tenses, der, die, das and all those fun things. Please help! This is important to me on many levels, as a real teacher, parent, German descendant, and of course, for their grade. (Their homeschool program offers Latin.) Thanks so much!
On 2/23/13, Windy wrote: > Hi all, > > I am attempting to teach my son and daughter German. It's > been many years since I had classes myself. I used Deutsch > Heute way back when. I currently have level 1 of Muzzy, but > we need to move on from there and I don't where to go. > Money is a bit tight, as I recently got laid off from the > school I was teaching at. I also homeschool and none of our > local middle/high schools offer German. Can someone please > tell me a good resource/book or such I can use. If I knew > what to look for on Ebay, I'd even go there! Right now I'm > improvising, some Berlitz tapes I picked up a few years > back and a "10 minutes a day" work book. I need to start > teaching verb tenses, der, die, das and all those fun > things. Please help! This is important to me on many > levels, as a real teacher, parent, German descendant, and > of course, for their grade. (Their homeschool program > offers Latin.) Thanks so much! > > Windy
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