German - Timberlane Regional School District
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German - Timberlane Regional School District
German 1 Curriculum Department of World Languages Timberlane Regional High School Year of Publication: 2011 Title of Unit WL German Level 1 Curriculum Area WL Developed By District WLD Theme 1: Hallo! Lektionen A und B Content Standards Grade Level Time Frame 9, 10, 11 3 weeks 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Essential Questions Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood.. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. Cultural Integrations Basic Geography of Germany and its placement in Central Europe The German Speaking Countries: Deutschland, die Schweiz, Österreich, Overarching Topical Why is it important to study a language? How can learning a new language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a new language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do you know when to formally or informally greet/take leave of the person to whom you are speaking? How do you form a question using common interrogative words? How do you form an affirmative or negative response to a question? How do inflection, intonation, cultural gestures and body language influence what is said? How does word order affect meaning? What are some tools from your own language that you can use to lean a new language? How do you communicate your likes & dislikes & those of others? Luxemburg Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery Verbs: sein, haben, wohnen, heiβen, werden, kommen, kennen, sagen, fragen, wissen Personal Pronouns: ich, du, er, sie(she and they forms), wir, es The familiar ’you’ forms: du and ihr Formal ‘you’: Sie - When to use ‘du’ or ‘Sie’ Possessive Adjectives: mein, dein Present Tense Verb Forms: How to conjugate verbs in German The Alphabet: A-Z as well as β,ä,ü,ö Common Imperatives: TPR Commands Understanding Cognates and Cognate Patterns Common Interrogative Words Vocabulary der Tag gut er hier hallo ganz die Freundin minus das Handy nein die Ecke die Minute (-n) die Frau da drüben falsch neu sie ist wer aus der Freund und die Nummer ja in der Klassenkamerad/-in der Mann wirklich richtig der Junge sehr nett bin da ein eine interessant alt plus die Telefonnummer null woher viel um nicht gleich weit von schlecht nur mir Ihnen du bist das das Mädchen die Freunde aber wie Common Expressions Wie heiβt du? Wie geht’s? Wie geht es Ihnen? Woher kommen Sie? Wer ist das? Wie heiβt sie? Grüβ dich! Hallo! Servus! Guten Tag! Guten Morgen! Gute Nacht! Herr Ecker Frau Ecker Tschüs! Tschau! Woher kommst du? Wirklich? Er kommt aus Deutschland. Kennst du Michael? Ganz gut. Was ist das? Was heiβt das? Wie interessant! Nur zehn Minuten von hier. Nicht schlecht. Herr und Frau Hoffmann Wohnst du weit Woher kommst du? Wie heiβt er? Grüβ Gott! Guten Abend! Auf Wiedersehen! Wo wohnst du? Es geht mir gut. Wie viel? Gleich um die Ecke. die Hoffmanns von hier? die Straβe Cognates der Appetit die Mutter der Staat der Garten der Film die Familie der Sohn das Knie der Tank der Winter die Sonne der Motor die Party das Wasser der Vater das Land die Nase der Stuhl der Computer der Onkel die Nacht stabil der Sommer die Gitarre der Name die Pause das Auto die Schule das Haus das Bier die Hand das Glas das Papier das Handy die Idee das Boot der Fisch der Markt der Cousin der Bus Amerika das Stadion die Toilette das T-Shirt das Telefon tausend die Schokolade der September natürlich national das Problem die Musik Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Greet and say farewell to someone Ask and tell someone’s name Introduce someone else Ask and tell someone’s age Give telephone numbers Ask and tell how things are going Inquire where someone is from Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 1 WL District WLD Grade Level Time Frame 9, 10, 11 3 weeks Theme 2: zu Hause, Lektionen A und B Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood.. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. Cultural Integrations The German Family and its Make-Up Using the Telephone in Germany: Format and Cultural/Social Mores Essential Questions Overarching Topical Why is it important to study a language? How can learning a new language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a new language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do you know when to formally or informally greet/take leave of the person to whom you are speaking? How do you form a question using common interrogative words? How do you form an affirmative or negative response to a question? How do inflection, intonation, cultural gestures and body language influence what is said? How does word order affect meaning? What are some tools from your own language that you can use to lean a new language? How do you communicate your likes & dislikes & those of others? Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery Verbs: *It is understood that verbs previously learned are assumed mastered and therefore are not listed here. gehen, wählen, geben, warten, warten…auf, kommen …mit, kommen …rüber, machen, hören Conjunction: denn Peculiarities about the word ‘denn’ Formation of Questions German Time Expressions, the German Calendar as well as 24 –Hour Time Separable Prefix Verbs The Definite Article (Nominative Singular): der, die, das; concept of masculine, feminie and neuter nouns The Definite Article as an assumed reference German Possessives: No Apostraphes! German Numbers: 21-99, 100, 1000 Vocabulary *It is assumed that vocabulary already taught has been mastered and is therefore not listed here) zu die Schwester der Onkel der Groβvater (Opa) der Vater der Bruder die Familie toll den spät die Telefonzelle ein Euro die Telefonkarte das Handy Auskunft/Information die Vorwahlnummer die Eltern die Groβeltern echt der Kalendar morgen halb die Mutter der Cousin die Groβmutter (Oma) die Cousine dieTante ein das Telefon wo wohin Euros die Karte die Telefonnummer ein Ferngespräch der Sohn die Tochter die Uhr heute der Tag die Zeit Montag Dienstag Freitag Samstag/Sonnabend um bis nachmittags die Musik eine Stadt vielleicht die Auswahl die CD der Neffe die Nichte der Urgroβvater die Urgroβmutter der Halbbruder die Stiefschwester Mittwoch Sonntag gegen abends schon der Stiefbruder super der Stiefvater die Halbschwester bitte Donnerstag morgens auch so die Gruppe die Stiefmutter geöffnet geschlossen Common Expressions Wer ist Daniels Schwester? Wie heiβt dein Bruder? Er wohnt in der Hauptstraβe Ist sie zu Hause? Wie alt ist sie den? Echt? Toll! Du kommst zu spät. Wie spät ist es? Ein Ferngespräch, bitte. Was ist die Vorwahnummer, bitte? Welcher Tag ist es? Wie viel Uhr ist es? Es ist eins. Es ist halb drei. Es ist acht Uhr. Er kommt abends rüber. Er kommt gegen zwölf rüber. Sie kommt um zehn rüber. Na gut. Um wie viel Uhr kommt sie rüber? Bis später! Hier Weber! Was machst du den heute? Ich höre Musik. Sie gehen zum Kaufhaus. Sie gehen in die Stadt. Ich bin um halb fünf da. Wohin geht ihr den? Sie kommt auch mit. Es ist schon so spät. Die Auswahl ist sehr groβ. Die CD ist von der Gruppe Rammstein. Wirklich? Er ist am Telefon. Er wohnt im Norden. Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Talk about and point out family members Answer a telephone call Talk about time and days of the week Ask for and give information Say what you’re doing Title of Unit WL German Level 1 Curriculum Area WL Developed By District WLD Theme 3: W as m achst du? Lek tionen A und B Grade Level Time Frame 9, 10, 11 3 weeks Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood.. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. Cultural Integrations The German Television System German Youth Organizations and Activities Essential Questions Overarching Topical Why is it important to study a language? How can learning a new language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a new language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do you know when to formally or informally greet/take leave of the person to whom you are speaking? How do you form a question using common interrogative words? How do you form an affirmative or negative response to a question? How do inflection, intonation, cultural gestures and body language influence what is said? How does word order affect meaning? What are some tools from your own language that you can use to lean a new language? How do you communicate your likes & dislikes & those of others? Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery Verbs: machen, spielen, gehen, schwimmen, lesen, tanzen, hören, sehen, schauen, möchten, holen, dauern, haben, fernsehen, fernschauen, beginnen, bleiben, müssen, sagen, gefallen +dative Use of ‘gern’ with the verb machen and other verbs The modal auxiliary ‘müssen’ Use of the verb ‘möchten’ Present Tense of ‘haben’ How to use Separable Prefix Verbs German Syntax/Word Order zu Hause vs. nach Hause Definite Articles used as references to i.d.’d nouns Mädchen as a singular and plural noun Plural constructions of nouns German Possessives German expression of time “for” Vocabulary gern Fuβball Gitarre fern Basketball die Disko mit für die Stunden doch Fuβballklub die Freizeit Fernsehen DVD-Spieler der Computer das Fahrrad die Gemeinschaft die Jugend die Jugendorganization Fotografie bekannt der Rekorder das Programm ARD die Sportschau der Krimi geil langweilig zuerst später das Konzert die Karte der Bahnhof charmant der Schlaubereger der Sommer die Woche zusammen Common Experessions Tennis Klavier Computerspiele Karten ein Video das Buch ein Buch jetzt aber Sport das Taschengeld das Geld CD-Spieler das Mofa das Moped die Organization das Hobby Reisen die Kirche fünfmal die Nachrichten ZDF MDR schnell langsam spannend die Hausaufgabe früher warum Norddeutschland das Kaufhaus etwas der Moment der Spaβ das Viertel beide Na und? Es gibt… Gibt es? Moment. Gehst du ins Konzert? Was gibt es im Fernsehen? Das macht Spaβ! Ich mache meine Hausaufgaben. Doch. Er wohnt bei mir. Er bleibt bei uns. Das ist nett von dir. Gefällt dir das? Das gefällt mir. Moment mal! Du Schlauberger! Geil! Langsamer, bitte! Beide kommen rüber. Wohin gehst du? Er ist Martins Bruder. Es gibt einen Krimi im Fernsehen. Viel Spaβ! Er bleibt zwei Wochen bei uns. Sie ist nicht zu Hause. Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Ask and tell what someone is doing Talk about what interests you Express likes and dislikes Inquire about types of specific events Report information Title of Unit WL German Level 1 Curriculum Area WL Developed By District WLD Theme 4: Schule Lek tionen A und B Grade Level Time Frame 9, 10, 11 3 weeks Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood.. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. Cultural Integrations The German school system and school day regimes/routines Compare and Contrast the German and the American school systems German Geographical Facts on area and population Interpreting a German Report Card Essential Questions Overarching Topical Why is it important to study a language? How can learning a new language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a new language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do you know when to formally or informally greet/take leave of the person to whom you are speaking? How do you form a question using common interrogative words? How do you form an affirmative or negative response to a question? How do inflection, intonation, cultural gestures and body language influence what is said? How does word order affect meaning? What are some tools from your own language that you can use to lean a new language? How do you communicate your likes & dislikes & those of others? Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery Verbs: kaufen, brauchen, lernen, studieren, meinen, schreiben, besuchen, klingeln, stimmen, finden, treffen, passen, liegen, bekommen, herkommen, verlernen, vertsehen, vergessen Word order with Questions The Definite Article (Accusative Singular) Question Words: Wer? Wen? Was? Present Tense of ‘sein’ (all forms) The colors Vocabulary der Rechner die Klasse die Arbeit auf Bayern die Biologie der Bleistift das Bundesland die Chemie dunkel das Englisch die Erdkunde erstdas Fach die Fächer fast das Französisch froh das Frühstück genug die Geschichte das Heft die Hefte der Herbst die Informatik die Aufgabe jedklug die Kreide der Kuli die Landkarte lang das Latein der Lehrer die Lehrerin die Lehrerinnen leicht das Lieblingsfach das Lineal manchmal die Mathematik (Mathe) die Naturwissenschaften nervös nie noch die Note ohne die Physik der Gummi der Kaugummi der Radiergummi das Recht die Religion die Tasche die Schultasche schwer der Sport der Stuhl die Stühle der Stundenplan die Tafel der Tisch die Groβe Pausedie Entfernung immer pünktlich rot gelb grün rose weiβ Schwarz blau orange gold braun blond grau Common Expressions Ich habe Englisch dreimal in der Woche. Mein Lieblingsfach ist Mathe. Was für Fächer hast du? Was für eine Note bekommt er? Wann kommst du aus der Schule? Es klingelt schon. Du hast Recht. Tanja geht gliech nach Hause. Kennst du den Schüler? Es ist immer noch dunkel. Sie kommt manchmal zu Vanessa rüber. Ich finde es langweilig. Sie spielt bei Vanessa Klavier. Schade. Wo liegt diese Stadt? Wie viele Mädchen und Jungen sind in deiner Klasse? Wann gehst du in die Schule? Es past 22 mal in die USA. Warum denn? Er ist immer noch in der Schule. Er trifft Freunde nach der Schule. Ich habe das verlernt. Ich verstehe nicht. Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Talk about school Inquire about details Identify Objects Describe Daily Routines Sequence Events Agree and Disagree Title of Unit WL German Level 1 Curriculum Area WL Developed By District WLD Theme 5: Die Stadt Lek tionen A und B Grade Level Time Frame 9, 10, 11 3 weeks Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood.. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. Cultural Integrations Using German Transportation Timetables Interpreting Celsius vs. Fahrenheit Temperature Readings Understanding Germany’s Climate Germany’s geographic position in Europe Berlin, Germany’s Capital City Using German Mass Transit German School Vacation Times German Department Store Protocols Essential Questions Overarching Topical Why is it important to study a language? How can learning a new language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a new language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do you know when to formally or informally greet/take leave of the person to whom you are speaking? How do you form a question using common interrogative words? How do you form an affirmative or negative response to a question? How do inflection, intonation, cultural gestures and body language influence what is said? How does word order affect meaning? What are some tools from your own language that you can use to lean a new language? How do you communicate your likes & dislikes & those of others? Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery Verbs: besuchen, bezahlen, zahlen, fahren, verkaufen, sprechen, stehen, schneien, regnen, scheinen Indefinite Article (Nominative and Accusative Singular) Dative Case forms with Weather and Geographic Expressions Plural Forms of Nouns Months and Seasons of the Year The Gender of countries in German Wie viel? or Wie viele? Syntax with German Dependent/Subordinate Clauses Vocabulary alle alles der April Belgien besonders Dänemark der Fahrplan das Fahrrad die Fahrräder Frankreich französisch der Frühling heiβ der Helm die Helme Italien italienisch dieJahreszeit kalt kaputt die Kasse der Kopf kühl die Linie Luxemburg der Monat die Monate das Nachbarland die Nachbarländer Polen der Preis die Preise günstig das Rad das Radtour der Reifen die Reise die Reisen die Ruhe die Sache die Sachen die Schweiz sonst Spanien stabil teuer billig die Tschechische Republik der Verkäufer das Wetter die Sonne der Winter die U-Bahn die Mauer die Ausländer Das Brandenburger Tor die Hauptstadt die Wiedervereinigung die Wende bald deshalb die Ferien das Geld Holland die Jahreszeiten die Kassen die Linien die Niederlande Österreich preiswert die Radtouren der Rhein schön spanisch unser warm die S-Bahn Der Kalte Krieg Unter den Linden Common Expressions ein paar Wir fahren in den Ferien. Alle zwölf Minuten. Ruhe, bitte! Er macht ein Radtour. Da steht es. Er spricht gut Deutsch. Sauwetter! auf Deutsch Bitte. Wie bitte? im Frühling Wohin fahren beide? Welche beiden Sachen kauft er? Nicht schlecht. noch etwas Ich bleibe zwei Wochen da. Hast du heute Arbeit? Es liegt in der Schweiz. Es ist in der Tasche. Ich finde deinen Freund toll. Ich lese den Fahrplan. Es liegt im Norden. Wir haben doch Zeit. Es regnet. Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Talk about the weather Discuss a purchase Identify countries and languages spoken there Ask where someone is from Give information Title of Unit WL German Level 1 Curriculum Area WL Developed By District WLD Theme 6: W ie schm eck t’s? Lek tionen A und B Grade Level Time Frame 9, 10, 11 3 weeks Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood.. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. Eating out • • • Cultural Integrations in Germany Kinds of German eating establishments Social customs/mores when eating out in Germany Common foods and drink Essential Questions Overarching Topical Why is it important to study a language? How can learning a new language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a new language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do you know when to formally or informally greet/take leave of the person to whom you are speaking? How do you form a question using common interrogative words? How do you form an affirmative or negative response to a question? How do inflection, intonation, cultural gestures and body language influence what is said? How does word order affect meaning? What are some tools from your own language that you can use to lean a new language? How do you communicate your likes & dislikes & those of others? Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery Verbs: schmecken, essen, trinken, möchten, hätten + gern, können, mögen, müssen, wollen, dürfen, sollen, kosten, werden, bringen, schicken, sitzen, sprechen über, reservieren, nehmen, wünschen Modal Auxiliaries (all forms) schmecken + Dative Case Pronouns Future Tense Negation Polite Requests Vocabulary das Abendessen der Brief die Cola das Eis das Erdbeereis der Imbiss der Kaffee die Kartoffeln lecker das Mittagessen die Pizza der Salat der Schokoshake die Türkei die Speisekarte ein Imbiss das Menü das Mineralwasser das Trinkgeld der Apfelsaft der Appetit die Bratwurst das Brot das Brötchen die Butter drauβen der Durst die E-Mail das Eiscafe die Schokolade der Eistee der Shake der Fisch die Fische der Hunger der Hamburger das Gemüse der Kakao die Kalte Platte die Kartoffel der Käse das Käsebrot der Kellner leider lieber die Milch nichts das Nusseis oft die Pizzeria die Platte die Pommes frites der Sauerbraten die Scheibe die Schlagsahne das Spaghettieis die Spätzle die Tasse das Wienerschnitzel die Wurst das Zironeneis der Stammtisch die Reservierung ein Schnellimbiss ein Semmel der Senf mit der Nachtisch die Suppe die Kellnerin mild still das Leitungswasser die Rechnung Common Expressions zum Frühstück Was isst du gern? Schmeckt’s? Ist hier noch frei? Was möchten Sie? mit Kohlensäure Zahlen, bitte! mit Pommes nichts besonderes mit Senf Ich kann leider nicht. Schmeckt dir eine Pizza? Lecker! Es schmeckt. Er soll das machen. Bitte, sehr. Was wünschen Sie? Was nehmen Sie? Ein Leitungswasser, bitte. ohne Kohlensäure Ich möchte zahlen, bitte. Das macht 9 Euro, bitte. getrennt zusammen Competencies Students will know… a. he meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level b. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level c. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL d. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL e. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Choose from a menu and order at a café Offer something to eat and drink Express likes and dislikes Give advice Talk about what to do today Title of Unit WL German Level 1 Curriculum Area WL Developed By District WLD Ongoing Theme: Literature 1st Semester Grade Level Time Frame 9, 10, 11 Time Frame: ongoing Semester I Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood.. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. Cultural Integrations Geography, location, capital city of country in reading selection 4 (minimally) cultural customs (i.e., holidays, celebrations, names, family structures, religious practices, food) Awareness of cultural differences and stereotypes Literature: Assorted German Readers and Readings Arme Anne Hilde und Günter Essential Questions Overarching Topical Why is it important to study a language? How can learning a new language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a new language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do you know when to formally or informally greet/take leave of the person to whom you are speaking? How do you form a question using common interrogative words? How do you form an affirmative or negative response to a question? How do inflection, intonation, cultural gestures and body language influence what is said? How does word order affect meaning? What are some tools from your own language that you can use to lean a new language? How do you communicate your likes & dislikes & those of others? Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery Word order and language in context Supports previously acquired grammatical concepts Vocabulary and Common Expressions Supports previously acquired vocabulary while building a working Reading vocabulary Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… 1. Read and comprehend literature, demonstrate knowledge of culture studied in literature and make comparisons between cultures. Title of Unit WL German Level 1 Curriculum Area WL Developed By District WLD Theme 7: W ie gefällt dir das? Lek tionen A und B Grade Level Time Frame 9, 10, 11 3 weeks Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood.. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. Cultural Integrations Bargain/Sales Shopping in Germany The Euro German Clothing Styles/Dress Sizing German Clothing and Footwear The German Department Store Essential Questions Overarching Topical Why is it important to study a language? How can learning a new language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a new language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do you know when to formally or informally greet/take leave of the person to whom you are speaking? How do you form a question using common interrogative words? How do you form an affirmative or negative response to a question? How do inflection, intonation, cultural gestures and body language influence what is said? How does word order affect meaning? What are some tools from your own language that you can use to lean a new language? How do you communicate your likes & dislikes & those of others? Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery Verbs: anhaben, tragen, anziehen, ausziehen, passen, nehmen, glauben, stehen, gefallen, wissen, losgehen, bedienen Dative Verbs and Dative Personal Pronouns Separable prefix Verbs Colors wissen (all forms) Verbs with Stem Vowel Change Writing a letter in German Informal commands kennen vs. wissen Vocabulary der Anzug die Anzüge beige besser billig die Bluse die Boutique der Laden das Geschäft die Campingreise dorthin drinnen eng die Farbe die Gröβe die Gröβen der Handschuh hell das Hemd die Hose die Jeans der Jugendliche die Jugendlichen klar das Kleid das Kleidungsstück die Krawatte kurz lang los ob das Paar die Paare praktisch der Pullover die Qualität die Quittung reduziert schick der See die See der Schuh die Schuhe der Schwarzwald das Shirt die Socken die Sommerferien das Sonderangebot der Strumpf die Strümpfe das Sweatshirt das T-Shirt die Verk:auferin die Wahl wieder die Wolljacke der Rock die Hosen (pl.) der Schluβverkauf die Auswahl das Kaufhaus der Fahrstuhl die Rolltreppe Erdgeschoβ Obst und Gemüse bunt der Mantel der Pulli richtig stark ungesund gesund Karten Reisebüro CDs DVDs die Kreditkarte Selbstbedienung der Verkäufer Schmuck Lederwaren Bücher Schreibwaren die Kasse die Abteilung Obergeschoβ Mehrwertsteuer der Euro die Euro der Manager Common Expressions Das passt mir nicht. Das steht dir gut. Sehr schick! Gefällt dir das? Passen die Jeans? Sie hat einen Rock an. Wie ist die Hose? Zu eng. Sieh’ mal! Er fährt mit dem Fahrrad. Was für ein T-Shirt kaufst du? Was hat sie an? Vielleicht eine andere Farbe? Wie viele Euro kostet das? Er geht an die Kasse. Man bezahlt an der Kasse. Wer die Wahl hat, hat die Qual! Ich nehme diese Jacke. Wir machen eine Reise. Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Make suggestions Ask about prices Describe and choose clothing items Write a letter and a card Talk about a department store Title of Unit WL German Level 1 Curriculum Area WL Developed By District WLD Thema 8: Geburtstag Lektionen A und B Grade Level Time Frame 9, 10, 11 3 weeks Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood.. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. Cultural Integrations The German Birthday Invitations and Visiting in Germany Religion and Diversity in Germany German Courtship, Engagement and Marriage German Honorary Days About Austria Essential Questions Overarching Topical Why is it important to study a language? How can learning a new language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a new language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do you know when to formally or informally greet/take leave of the person to whom you are speaking? How do you form a question using common interrogative words? How do you form an affirmative or negative response to a question? How do inflection, intonation, cultural gestures and body language influence what is said? How does word order affect meaning? What are some tools from your own language that you can use to lean a new language? How do you communicate your likes & dislikes & those of others? Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery Verbs: einladen, funktionieren, lächeln, lachen, hoffen, wünschen, staunen, zeigen, mitkommen, stimmen, schicken, bekommen, backen, flieβen, aufmachen, begrüβen, Possessive Adjectives in the Nominative and Accusative Cases Personal Pronouns in the Nominative and Accusative Cases The Home (rooms and furnishings) Accusative Prepositions: bis, durch, für, gegen, ohne, um Contractions: durchs, fürs, ums German Dates: am 18. September answering the question: When is your birthday? Gift vs. Geschenk die Party vs. die Partei Competencies Students will know… a. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level b. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level c. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL d. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL e. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… 1. 2. 3. 4. Talk about birthday presents Congratulate someone Identify rooms and furniture Describe daily activities Title of Unit WL German Level 1 Curriculum Area WL Developed By District WLD Theme 9: Vergnügen und Arbeit Lek tionen A und B Grade Level Time Frame 9, 10, 11 3 weeks Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood.. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. Cultural Integrations Work and Entertainment in Germany German Cinema and Film German Poetry and Prose Essential Questions Overarching Topical Why is it important to study a language? How can learning a new language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a new language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do you know when to formally or informally greet/take leave of the person to whom you are speaking? How do you form a question using common interrogative words? How do you form an affirmative or negative response to a question? How do inflection, intonation, cultural gestures and body language influence what is said? How does word order affect meaning? What are some tools from your own language that you can use to lean a new language? How do you communicate your likes & dislikes & those of others? Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery Verbs: laufen, sammeln, fotografieren, einkaufen gehen, schlagen, mitbringen, vorhaben, anrufen, anfangen, vorschlagen, aufräumen, spülen, abräumen, reparieren, decken, mähen, staubsaugen, einkaufen, vorstellen, bedeuten, beibringen, mitmachen, sich interessieren für, singen, Ski laufen Separable Prefix Verbs Reflexive Verbs: Dative and Accusative Case The Familiar and Formal Command Forms Die Frauenkirche, Dresden der Band vs. die Band vs. das Band Vocabulary aufregend auβerdem die Band die Briefmarke die Briefmarken das Cello dreimal England der Fan Europa Finnland die Mannschaft das Gedicht die Gedichte das Geschirr das Handy das Hobby der Film das Internet das Kind die Kinder das Kino die Klarinette die Komödie das Konzert die Kosmetik das Training der Liebesfilm das Lied die Lieder man das Mitglied die Mitglieder die Münze die Münzen der Name die Namen das Poster der Rasen der Sänger die Sängerin das Schach das Schlagzeug der Star der Text das Vergnügen das Vorbild die Welt das Wochenende die Zeitung das Zimmer die Litfaβsäule das Jugendschutzgesetz Abonnement Parkett Rang Balkon Gallerie die Reihe der Platz Freilichttheater der Zoo der Tiergarten das Volksfest der Jahrmarkt der Zirkus Oktoberfest München Gemütlichkeit Köln Karneval Fasching das Schlagzeug der Türke die Türken Common Expressions Der Film läuft jetzt im Kino. Ich gehe jetzt zum Training. Wir treffen uns vor dem Kino. Das habe ich mir so vorgestellt. Schreib’ bald! Am Wochenende Schönes Wochenende! Wir besuchen ein Konzert. Ich mache das gern. Wann beginnt der Film? Wir gehen ins Kino. Bitte hier nicht parken! So lange dauert es nicht. Los, gehen wir! Dresden, Florenz der Elbe Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… 1. 2. 3. 4. Talk about a film Express likes and dislikes Describe weekend activities and hobbies Make plans Title of Unit WL German Level 1 Curriculum Area WL Developed By District WLD Theme 10: Sport Lek tionen A und B Grade Level Time Frame 9, 10, 11 3 weeks Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood.. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. Cultural Integrations The German National Sport: Soccer Sports in Germany Germans and Physical Fitness Essential Questions Overarching Topical Why is it important to study a language? How can learning a new language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a new language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do you know when to formally or informally greet/take leave of the person to whom you are speaking? How do you form a question using common interrogative words? How do you form an affirmative or negative response to a question? How do inflection, intonation, cultural gestures and body language influence what is said? How does word order affect meaning? What are some tools from your own language that you can use to lean a new language? How do you communicate your likes & dislikes & those of others? Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery Verbs: aufpassen, ausprobieren, basteln, foulen, gewinnen, jubeln, köpfen, passieren, schenken, schieβen, schreien, schwenken, treiben, verlassen, versuchen, wander, wehtun, weiterspielen, sich wünschen, fliegen, surfen, angeln, jagen, turnen, bergsteigen, sitzen, schlafen, gewinnen, riechen Dative Case: Indirect Object Dative Case: Definite Article The Indefinite Article in the Nominative, Accusative and Dative Cases Dative Prepositions: aus, auβer, bei, mit, nach, seit, von, zu, gegenüber Contractions: beim, vom, zum, zur Verbs followed by the Dative Case Dative Personal Pronouns in the Nominative, Accusative and Dative Cases Vocabulary das Abitur der Ball die Bundesliga das Eishockey der Finger das Haar die Hand das Kinn die Leute der Mund die Lippen die Nummer die Schulter sondern die Sportart die Stirn der Arm das Auge die Augen das Bein das Beispiel die Beispiele der Deutsche die Deutschen direct der Elfmeter das Ende die Fahne der Fuβ der Fuβballplatz das Golf die Haare die Halbzeit der Hals die Hände die Beine der Imbiβstand der Körperteil die Körperteile letztdie Lieblingsmannschaft die Mannschaft meistmanche die Lippe die Luft die Nase der Nationalsport das Ohr die Ohren plötzlich die Schultern der Ski der Skier das Spiel die Spiele der Spieler das Stadion die Stadien die Statistik die Zunge der Zahn die Zähne das Tor der Volleyball Windsurfen Tischtennis Ballonfahren die Wangen das Tempo der Tennisschläger der Torwart der Zuschauer der Fuβball Deutscher Fuβballmeister Wanderwege Deutscher Fuβball-Bund Drachenfliegen Segelfliegen Bergsteigen die Wange Common Expressions Das tut mir weh! Ich wünsche mir neue Skier. Welche Sportart treibst du? Wem schickst du eine E-Mail? Er wohnt beim Bahnhof. Was möchtest du? Ich sitze auf dem Sofa. Sprich’ doch mit ihm! Tor! Au, mein Kopf! Das tut mir Leid! Ich laufe gern Schlittschuh. Sonst noch etwas? Ich kaufe dem Freund eine Karte. Ich habe Kopfweh. Seit einem Jahr Er kommt um zwei aus der Schule. Ich habe Halsweh. Kannst du mir helfen? Schenkst du ihr neue Schuhe? Competencies Students will know… a. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level b. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level c. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL d. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL e. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Talk about various sports and hobbies Express likes and dislikes Describe a sports event Inquire about personal preferences Identify parts of the body Title of Unit WL German Level 1 Curriculum Area WL Developed By District WLD Theme 11: Reisen Lek tionen A und B Grade Level Time Frame 9, 10, 11 3 weeks Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood.. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. Cultural Integrations The German Train Station and Rail System The German Public Transportation System Using a German Information Center 2-Way Prepositions: an, auf, hinter, neben, in, über, unter, vor und zwischen Essential Questions Overarching Topical Why is it important to study a language? How can learning a new language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a new language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do you know when to formally or informally greet/take leave of the person to whom you are speaking? How do you form a question using common interrogative words? How do you form an affirmative or negative response to a question? How do inflection, intonation, cultural gestures and body language influence what is said? How does word order affect meaning? What are some tools from your own language that you can use to lean a new language? How do you communicate your likes & dislikes & those of others? Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery Verbs: reisen, fahren, fliegen, abbiegen, abfahren, ankommen, aussteigen, einsteigen, erzählen, fragen, mitnehmen, packen, einchecken, nachsehen, planen, schaffen, umsteigen, vorbeigehen, entwerten Present Perfect Tense (Regular Verbs) Present Perfect Tense (Irregular Verbs) Schloβ Droyβig Competencies Students will know… a. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level b. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level c. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL d. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL e. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Talk about traveling Ask for and give directions Identify important places in a city Describe a trip Ask for information Title of Unit WL German Level 1 Curriculum Area WL Developed By District WLD Theme 12: Spaβ Lektionen A und B Grade Level Time Frame 9, 10, 11 3 weeks Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood.. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. Cultural Integrations Switzerland German Social Life German Youth and Music in Germany Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Essential Questions Overarching Why is it important to study a language? How can learning a new language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a new language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? Topical How do you know when to formally or informally greet/take leave of the person to whom you are speaking? How do you form a question using common interrogative words? How do you form an affirmative or negative response to a question? How do inflection, intonation, cultural gestures and body language influence what is said? How does word order affect meaning? What are some tools from your own language that you can use to lean a new language? How do you communicate your likes & dislikes & those of others? Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery Verbs: anbieten, aufhören, stören, koordinieren, üben, sich ansehen, dran sein Review of all concepts from the first level of instruction included in this theme’s activities. Vocabulary der Anfänger die Aufführung die Blockflöte einmal das Foto die Geige die Übung das Musikinstrument das Saxaphon der Schritt die Stadthalle das Studio die Tanzstunde die Trompete während die Schweiz die Bewegung entfernt das Keyboard der Rhythmus der Spiegel der Takt die Tür das Büro die Flöte modern der Spaβ steif der Tanz die Türe Common Expressions Das stört. Ruhe, bitte! Sie hören auf. Fangen wir hier an! Das macht SpaβWir haben den ersten Teil geübt. Was für ein Musikinstrument spielst du? Ich spiele ein paar Jahre Geige. Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… 1. Use all the given German language skills from the past 2 semesters to talk about and write about given fun activities Germans engage in. 2. This is a plateau Theme. Title of Unit Curriculum Area WL German Level 1 WL Grade Level Time Frame 9, 10, 11 Time Frame: ongoing Semester 2 Developed By District WLD Ongoing Theme: Literature 2nd Semester Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood.. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. Cultural Integrations Geography, location, capital city of country in reading selection 4 (minimally) cultural customs (i.e., holidays, celebrations, names, family structures, religious practices, food) Awareness of cultural differences and stereotypes Literature: Assorted German Readers and Readings Petra reist nach Kalifornien Hilde und Günter Essential Questions Overarching Why is it important to study a language? How can learning a new language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a new language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? Topical How do you know when to formally or informally greet/take leave of the person to whom you are speaking? How do you form a question using common interrogative words? How do you form an affirmative or negative response to a question? How do inflection, intonation, cultural gestures and body language influence what is said? How does word order affect meaning? What are some tools from your own language that you can use to lean a new language? How do you communicate your likes & dislikes & those of others? Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery Word order and language in context Supports previously acquired grammatical concepts Vocabulary and Common Expressions Supports previously acquired vocabulary while building a working Reading vocabulary Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… 1. Read and comprehend literature, demonstrate knowledge of culture studied in literature and make comparisons between cultures. Timberlane Regional High School Department of World Languages German 2 Curriculum Year of publication: 2011 Das Brandenburger Tor, Berlin Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 2 WL Grade Level Time Frame 10, 11, 12 3 weeks District WLD Thema 1: W ohin geht’s? Lektionen A und B Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 2.1: Students demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between the practices and perspectives of the culture studied. 2.2: Students demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between the products and perspectives of the culture studied. 3.1: Reinforce and further students’ knowledge of other disciplines through WL. 3.2: Students acquire information & recognize distinctive viewpoints that are available through WL & its cultures. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 4.2: Students demonstrate understanding of the concept of culture through comparisons of the cultures studied & their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & interpreted. communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language is not an isolated academic subject; it pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other school subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Learning does not end when you leave school. A culture is formed by the unique circumstances which have occurred throughout its people’s experiences. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture and the products & perspectives of a culture. In today’s increasingly globalized community, there are numerous opportunities for learning & enjoying a language independently. Cultural Integrations Overview: Geography, location, capital city of country in reading selection; 4 (minimally) cultural customs (i.e. holidays, celebrations, names, family structures, religious practices, food); Awareness of cultural differences and stereotypes Modes of Transportation The German Airport Essential Questions Overarching Why is it important to study a language? Why is it important to apply language outside of the classroom? Why is it important to recognize differences between language use in school & beyond school (vocabulary, dialect, pronunciation)? How can learning a new language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a new language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? Why is it necessary to understand various cultures? How do we use prior knowledge from other disciplines to further understand a new language and its related cultures? Topical How do you know when to formally or informally address the person you are speaking to? How do you forma a question? How do you form an affirmative or negative response to a question? How does inflection or intonation influence what is said? How does word order affect meaning? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? What are some tools from your own language that you can use to lean a new language? How does the culture studied compare to your own? Key Concepts & Terms Overview: Word order and language in context Supports previously acquired grammatical concepts Supports previously acquired vocabulary while building a working reading vocabulary Improves spelling Theme 1: Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery Verbs: a) NEW: abfliegen, abholen, sich beeilen, gehen, kennen lernen, landen, rollen, tragen, übernachte b) REVIEW from Level 1: brauchen, mitbringen, haben, schicken, wander, müssen, einkaufen, planen, wohnen, liegen, können, schaffen, dauern, umsteigen, machen, fahren, sein, fragen, werden, meinen, stehen, sagen, kommen, sollen, lesen, warten, ankommen, arbeiten, geben, kaufen, mitnehmen, bekommen, trinken, spielen, hören, wissen, schreiben, möchten, einsteigen, anrufen, vorschlagen, rüberkommen, verlassen, aussteigen Comparison of Adjectives and Adverbs gern and lieber Reflexive Verbs Separable Prefix Verbs (Review) Present Perfect Tense Readers: Die R eise seines Lebens Vocabulary der Abflug der Brieffreund die Fluggäste der Gang die Haltestelle die Pilotin der Rücksack die Taschen die Wege die Leute die Koffer die Damen die Haltestelle die Aktentasche die Bäckerei die Bordkarte die Einkaufstasche das Fenster der Flugast der Flughafen der Flugschein der Flugsteig denn das Glück das Gymnasium die Handtasche das Paket der Pilot pünktlich der Reisepass der Pass die S-Bahn schwer die Tasche das Taxi die USA der Weg der Zeitungsstand das Flugzeug die Flugzeuge manche der Angestellte der Koffer die Zeitung anderdie Dame die Wohnung die Auswahl lecker Zoll die Sicherheitskontrolle Common Expressions Bitte sehr. Wohin gehst du denn? Wir haben Glück. Ich lerne sie gut kennen. Fliegen wir pünktlich ab? Möchten Sie am Fenster oder am Gang sitzen? Man bekommt das am Schalter. Fliegst du gern? Was soll ich vor dem Flug kaufen? An Bord Wohnst du lieber in einem Haus oder in einer Wohnung? Es dauert zu lange. Man muss sich beeilen. Gibt es noch Plätze? Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Discuss travel plans Describe airport facilities Identify pieces of luggage Make comparisons Sequence events Describe means of transportation Ein Einfamilienhaus in Deutschland (Sie haben Gäste aus Amerika!) Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 2 WL Grade Level Time Frame 10,11,12 3 weeks District WLD Theme 2: I m Som m er Lektionen A und B Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Essential Questions Overarching Understanding Overarching A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood and applied. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. How can learning a language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? Cultural Integrations Topical How do you form and respond to a question about your health? How does word order, specifically with intrinsic verbs, affect meaning? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, whether in the present, preterit or imperfect tenses? Camping in Germany The German Youth Hostel System Germen Hotel Customs and Courtesies Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery Verbs: a) New: abbrechen, campen, sich duschen, sich freuen auf, genieβen, hineingehen, sich kümmern, sich kämmen, sich langweilen, packen, sich putzen, sich rasieren, reservieren, sich setzten, stecken, tun, sich vorbereiten auf, warten auf, sich waschen, zubereiten, zurückfahren, zusammenrollen b) Review: sprechen, schwimmen, treiben, sehen, sich ansehen, bleiben, zeigen, sich treffen, sich setzen, vorschlagen, informieren, liegen, bezahlen, anbieten, sich wünschen, passen Present Perfect Tense (Review) Separable Prefix Verbs (Review) Reflexive Verbs Word Order of Dative and Accusative Cases Reflexive Pronouns in the Accusative and Dative Cases Vocabulary a) New: als der Aufenthalt der Camper der Campingplatz eigender Eingang einige eitel der Erwachsene die Erwachsenen das Essen extra die Herbergsmutter der Herbergsvater hoffentlich das Hotel die Information die Jugendherberge das Kapitel die Klassenreise der Kocher komisch die Lebensmittel los die Luftmatraze die Mahlzeit die Mitgliedskarte oben die Ostsee das Rheinschiff der Schlafsack der Monat der Sommer der Strand die übernachtung die Umgebung unterwegs vorher der Wagen das Zelt JH die Bettwäsche b) Review: die Ruhe der Verkehr während untersagt dunkel leicht bekannt billig teuer spät links rechts der See die Insel die Karte das Geld das Geldautomat die Kreditkarte Schach dort man Sport genau der Fluβ die Flüsse der Berg die Berge die Stadt die Städte das Rad die Räder die Jugendlichen die Zahnbürste die Zahnpasta das Spiel entlang das Brett die Badewanne dorthin gleich bis zu schon der Ausflug die Woche die Wochen das Essen die Zähne der Tisch der Fuβball die Groβeltern die Reise schnell die Hände der Sonnabend der Morgen die Uhr um wie viel heute die Party PKW die Schulferien die Ferien das Wochenende verboten alles alle beliebt besonders vor endlich weit Common Expressions Es liegt direkt am Strand. an der Ostsee seit zwei Monaten Man geht den Strand entlang. Wir gehen in die Ferien. am See ein paar Kilometer noch Es gibt keine Badewanne in der Jugendherberge. Meistens Wo bleibt er denn? Wir warten schon lange auf dich. Warum seht ihr mich so komisch an? Das stimmt. Warum denn? Ich putze mir die Zähne. Beeilt euch! Rügen ist sehr beliebt. Reflexive Command Forms Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Ask for information Talk about youth hostel and camping facilities Write a report Express likes and dislikes Talk about travel experiences Die wiederaufgebaute Frauenkirche in Dresden (2006) Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 2 WL District WLD Grade Level Time Frame 10, 11, 12 3 weeks Theme 3: Ferien Lektionen A und B Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & interpreted. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. Cultural Integrations Popular German Travel Destinations Der Chiemsee Der Bodensee Essential Questions Overarching How can learning a language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? Topical How do you form and respond to a question about your past experiences and those of others? How does word order, specifically with indirect and direct object pronouns, affect meaning? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, whether in the present, preterit, or imperfect tense? When are ser and estar used and how does it change the meaning? Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery Verbs: a) NEW: besichtigen, erzählen von, hinfahren, nennen, segeln, senden, stehen, verbringen, ziehen b) REVIEW: segeln, besichtigen, sein, liegen, beginnen, fahren, kommen, zeigenmöchten, planen, machen, haben, c) gefallen, wissen, gehen, sehen, schlagen, reisen, hinfahren, laufen, meinen, vorschlagen, können, anrufen, sagen, schneien, wandern, lernen, besuchen, tanzen, hören, mähen, schicken, kaufen, fotografieren, bezahlen, regnen, schmecken, wohnen, aussteigen, ankommen, folgen, sollen, finden, wollen, müssen, vorhaben, werden, scheinen, fliegen Simple Past Tense/Imperfekt = Narrative Past of Regular Verbs Simple Past tense/Imperfekt = Narrative Past if Irregular Verbs Review of Accusative and Dative Prepositional Phrases Vocaubulary die Alpen die Altstadt die Autobahn der Bauernhof die Betriebe die Blumeninsel derselbe dieselbe die Ferien die Ferienreise das Gewitter der Grad günstig heiter das Meer der Nachbar die Pension der Regenschauer der Schnee das Segelboot die Sehenswürdigkeiten sogar über unglauglich die Wettervorhersage woanders anders der Betrieb bewölkt die Blume denn die Broschüre dasselbe das Fax frei gestern der Gruβ die Grüβe das Land die Länder die Nachbarn das Rathaus das Reisebüro das Schloss die Sehenswürdigkeit die Tagestemperatur höchstder Wind Common Expressions ab und zu etwas anderes Kannst du mir etwas anderes vorschlagen? Ich gehe an den Strand. Machst du da Ferien? Ich wohnte ein Jahr in Deutschland. Wir sind in die Wir bleiben auf einem Bauernhof. Es gibt Gewitter. erst einmal Wir fahren ans Meer. Wohin fährst du gern? Berge gefahren. Competencies 1. Students will know… 2. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 3. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 4. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 5. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 6. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills 1. be able to SLRW with the Simple Past Tense/Imperfekt = Narrative Past of Regular Verbs w/ 80% accuracy or better 2. be able to SLRW Simple Past tense/Imperfekt = Narrative Past if Irregular Verbs w/ 80% accuracy or better 3. be able to SLRW Accusative and Dative Prepositional Phrases w/ 80% accuracy or better 4. be able to SLRW about Popular German Travel Destinations Schloβ Leopoldskron (mit der Festung im Hintergrund) , Salzburg, Österreich Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 2 WL District WLD Grade Level Time Frame 10, 11, 12 3 weeks Theme 4: Bei uns Lektionen A und B Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & interpreted. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. Cultural Integrations Life on German Farms and German Agriculture Lichtenstein Types of German Homes and Customs Essential Questions Overarching How can learning a language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? Topical How do you form and respond to a question about your past experiences and those of others? How does word order, specifically with indirect and direct object pronouns, affect meaning? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, whether in the present, preterit, or imperfect tense? When are ser and estar used and how does it change the meaning? Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery Verbs: a) NEW: ausmisten, bügeln, fressen, füttern, galoppieren, herauskommen, hinausreiten, klingen, sich kümmern um, lassen, reiten, sauber machen, säubern, stecken, stricken, zurückkommen, sich verständigen, unterkommen, herumkommen, sich ändern, grenzen, gespannt sein b) REVIEW: schlafen, waren, hatten, wollten, sollten, saβen, mussten, reparierten, arbeiteten, vorbereiten, anriefen, übten, waschen, helfen, sprechen, zubereiten, tun, essen, dürfen, studieren, unterkommen, hoffen, renovieren, anfangen, schreiben, antworten, herumlaufen, begrüβen, verbringen, übernachten, dürfen Simple Past Tense/Imperfekt = Narrative Past/Conversational Past of Modal Auxiliaries Infinitives Used as Nouns Review of Separable and Inseparable Prefix Verbs Review of Present Perfect Tense and Simple Past Tense/Imperfekt Vocabulary die Bank der Besitzer der Gast die Groβstadt der Hahn der Käfig die Kühe die Pferde der Schultag der Stall die Wiese die Zeitschrift die Vorteile der Hauptbahnhof die Kirche die ehemalige DDR die Gäste die Gelegenheit gerade das Haustier die Haustiere das Huhn die Hühner der Hund die Katze die Koppel der Irische Setter die Kuh das Leben der Papagei das Pferd der Roman das Schaf der Lärm das Schwein die Schweine die Sportstunde das Tier der Vogel die Wäsche wenig die Wohnungstür die Ziege erst länger die Nachteile geschieden die Mauer selbst der Dichter friedlich der Anhang der Kantor die Schlacht verständlich die Deutsche Demokratische Republik die Ente die Gans der Fall der Mauer der Vorteil der Nachteil die Datei Lichtenstein der Grenzübergang das Fürstentum das Verkehrsbüro die Einfahrt die offizielle Währung das Erlebnis der Fürst das Einfamilienhaus das Mietshaus das Mehrfamilien haus das Reihenhaus Common Expressions Was war los? Selbstverständlich. Das Land grenzt an Österreich. Was macht er? Ihre Eltern sind geschieden. Sie sollte ihre Arbeit machen. Mach’ bitte die Tür zu! Während der DDR Zeit… Er macht das selbst. Auf diese Weise verständigen sie sich. Er muss länger arbeiten. Sie kommt gleich. Das klingt wirklich komisch. Er muss alles sauber machen. Morgen geht’s los. Viel Vergnügen! Das Leben ist viel ruhiger. Auf dem Weg nach Hause… Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Talk about obligations Identify animals Express likes and dislikes Describe daily activities Talk about a farm Ein Villa an der Elbe, Dresden Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 2 WL District WLD Grade Level Time Frame 10, 11, 12 3 weeks Theme 5: Guten Appetit! Lektionen A und B Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Essential Questions Overarching Understanding Overarching A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & interpreted. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. Cultural Integrations The German Restaurant and Menu German Food Stores/Shops How and Where Germans Eat The Abitur How can learning a language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? Topical How do you form and respond to a question about your past experiences and those of others? How does word order, specifically with indirect and direct object pronouns, affect meaning? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, whether in the present, preterit, or imperfect tense? When are ser and estar used and how does it change the meaning? Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery Verbs: sich ändern, aussehen, sich bedanken, sich bedienen, sich beklagen über, bestehen, bestellen, bieten, bitten, feiern, gehören, legen, malen, schneiden, sich sehen, täuschen, sich unterhalten, verlieren, sich vorstellen, zusammenkommen Genitive Case: Definite and Indefinite Articles and Possessive Adjectives Prepositions in the Genitive Case Interrogative Pronoun: wessen Names and the Genitive Case Additional der words: Vocabulary dieser, jeder, welcher der Anfang der Apfelkuchen der Bäcker die Beilage die Bohnen die Bratkartoffeln Broccoli der Cent der Dank die Erbsen der Champignon das Ereignis die Erdnussbutter das Festessen das Fischfilet das Fleisch der Fleischer die Forelle die Freizeit frisch die Gabel die Gemüsesuppe das Getränk die Getränke die Gulaschsuppe der Gurkensalat der Hochzeitstag die Karotten die Hühnersuppe die Kellnerin der Kellner die Kerze der Knödel das Kompott Lasagne die Limo das Messer das Mineralwasser die Möhren der Nachtisch das Obst der Pfeffer das Salz die Prüfung der Pudding realistisch die Rechnung das Restaurant der Rinderbraten der Salat die Salzkartoffeln der Schlüssel der Schweinebraten die Serviette der Spargel die Speise die Speisen die Speisekarte die Spezialität der Spinat die Suppe der Löffel die Szene der Tee der Teller das Thema die Themen die Tomaten die Unterhaltung der Verkehr die Wand das Würstchen die Sorte die Sorten der Zucker die Bäckerei die Fleischerei die Metzgerei der Metzger der Unterschied die Unterschiede der Saft das Trinkgeld das Gartenlokal der Einfluss die Gaststätte das Gasthaus der Ausblick die Konditorei Abitur Gymnasium der Ratskeller Common Expressions Was gibt’s zu essen? Was isst du zum Mittagessen? Lecker! Es klingelt. beim Metzger Ich hatte viel Spaβ! trotz des Wetters Wessen Fahrrad ist das? Was für … Es gibt einen Unterschied zwischen den deutschen und amerikanischen Mahlzeiten. Wie hält man die Gabel? Es kommt darauf an. ein belegtes Brot Es hat geklingelt. Hast du dich vorgestellt? Wem gehört das? Wie wär’s mit einem Nachtisch? zum Frühstück Er hat es geschafft! das Abitur ganz in der Nähe Es kostet zusammen … während der Woche … Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Describe an eating establishment Identify foods Order meals in a restaurant Express likes and dislikes Discuss a menu Auf dem Marktplatz in Halle Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 2 WL District WLD Grade Level Time Frame 10, 11, 12 3 weeks Theme 3: Einkaufen Lektionen A und B Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Essential Questions Overarching Understanding Overarching A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & interpreted. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. Cultural Integrations The German Grocery Shopping List The Metric System and Shopping in German Grocery Stores Where Germans shop daily The Euro Card or EC-Karte How can learning a language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? Topical How do you form and respond to a question about your past experiences and those of others? How does word order, specifically with indirect and direct object pronouns, affect meaning? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, whether in the present, preterit, or imperfect tense? When are ser and estar used and how does it change the meaning? Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery: Verbs: einkaufen gehen, ankommen, aufstehen, sich aussuchen, backen, bedienen, bemerken, drucken, erwarten, fertig sein, folgen, herausnehmen, kleben, kochen, raufgehen, registrieren, rufen, runterkommen, sich überlegen, übersetzen, vertsehen, weg sein, wiegen, drucken Demonstrative Pronouns: this (one), that (one), these and those in the Nominative, Accusative and Dative Cases Question Words: wer, was, wen, wem Vocabulary die Abteilung der Aufsatz der Briefkasten die Einkaufsliste die Erdbeere das Geschichtsbuch das Kilo der Küchenschrank die Kasse mindestens der Pfirsich das Regal die Schreibwaren die Sportabteilung süβ die Torte die Waren die Wörter die Rolltreppe geöffnet der Kunde als der Apfel die Orange die Banane bar die Birne die Brombeere die Dame die Deutschklasse der Einkaufswagen das Gerät das Etikett das Erdgeschoss der Fahrstuhl der Fall der Geschmack gewöhnlich der Keks die Kirsche die Kreditkarte der Schrank der Tisch der Küchentisch der Ladentisch das Lebensmittelgeschäft das Mehl das Multimedia die Obstsorte die Packung die Pflaume das Pfund der Rat die Reihe die Rolltreppe sauer selbst sobald die Spielwaren der Stock die Stockwerke der Supermarkt die Theke die Apotheke die Tomate die Waage die Vokabeln die Ware die Weile die Weintraube das Wort das Wörterbuch zuletzt die Zwiebel die Apfelsine die Drogerie das Rezept geschlossen die Stände saftig die Kundin Common Expressions Das kommt auf deinen Geschmack an. Er nimmt das heraus. auf jeden Fall Sie kommt runter. fürs Wochenende Unterdessen macht er das Essen. an der Kasse Mit wem spielst du? Für wen arbeitest du? ganz preiswert im dritten Stock Sie sind ähnlich. Sie bereitet alles vor. auf dem Markt Das ist genug. die meisten Deutschen Er kauft diese roten. Viele Grüβe an deinen Vater! Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Make a shopping list Talk about going shopping Request and pay for items Describe a store Identify fruits and vegetables Der Marktplatz in Weimar Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 2 WL District WLD Grade Level Time Frame 9 or 10 Ongoing Semester 1 Ongoing Theme: Literature 1st Semester Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Essential Questions Overarching Understanding Overarching A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & interpreted. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. Cultural Integrations 1. Geography, location, capital city of country in reading selection 2. 4 (minimally) cultural customs (i.e., holidays, celebrations, names, family structures, religious practices, food) 3. Awareness of cultural differences and stereotypes How can learning a language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? Key Concepts & Terms Literature: Text Readings from Deutsch Aktuell II Fast stirbt er Other given readings fiction and non-fiction Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery Word order and language in context Supports previously acquired grammatical concepts Vocabulary and Common Expressions Topical How do you form and respond to a question about your past experiences and those of others? How does word order, specifically with indirect and direct object pronouns, affect meaning? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, whether in the present, preterit, or imperfect tense? When are ser and estar used and how does it change the meaning? Supports previously acquired vocabulary while building a working Reading vocabulary Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… 6. Read and comprehend literature, demonstrate knowledge of culture studied in literature and make comparisons between cultures. Schiffahrt auf der Elbe Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 2 WL District WLD Grade Level Time Frame 10, 11, 12 3 weeks Thema 7: Hobbys und I nteressen Lektionen A und B Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Essential Questions Overarching Understanding Overarching A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & interpreted. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. Cultural Integrations How can learning a language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? Everyday German Youth Hobbies and Interests Das Rockmobil Die Eifel Wettkampf im Wasser Topical How do you form and respond to a question about your past experiences and those of others? How does word order, specifically with indirect and direct object pronouns, affect meaning? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, whether in the present, preterit, or imperfect tense? When are ser and estar used and how does it change the meaning? Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery Verbs: sich anschnallen, ausfallen, auskommen, benutzen, berühren, durchfallen, erfahren, experimentieren, sich festmachen, halten, sich hangeln, heben, joggen, klettern, sich orientieren, paddeln, straff machen, surfen, trainieren, umgehen mit, verpassen, stimmen, trommeln, angeben, drehen, klappen Adjectives after der- words (all cases) Adjectives Used a Vocabulary die Angst das Ausdauertraining der Baum die Anweisung der Artikel die Ausrüstung die Batterie das Blitzgerät die Chat-Gruppe der Bach der Experte das Feuer das Fotogeschäft der Fotograf die Fotozeitschrift das Freie das Gewicht jemand die Jugend die Jugendzeitschrift das Kajak der Kanute die Karte kaum der Klub der Knoten der Kompass die Kondition die Kraft die Kundin der Meter der Muskel die Möglichkeit mutig die Nachbarschaft nah der Ort der naturfreund die Natur das Picknick die Politik der Punkt die Quizsendung die Schwimmweste das Seil das Signal sportlich die Sportsendung die Strecke das Streichholz die Strömung das Survivaltraining das Talent die Teilnehmerin der Tipp das Tor der Trainer der Turnklub das Ufer der Wettkampf das Ziel der Griff neugierig kostenlos hinter locker schalldicht der Verstärker das Schulfest das Gesicht Common Expressions Sie kommen mit einander gut aus. Sei mutig! Das macht nichts. Keine Angst! Ich mache Fotos. Er surft im Internet. mit allem Drum und Dran Kein Problem. ab und zu Er verliert keine Zeit. Im Freien Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Discuss hobbies and interests Talk about daily activities Sequence daily events Describe outdoor activities Talk about a sports competition Schach im Freien Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 2 WL District WLD Grade Level Time Frame 10, 11, 12 3 weeks Thema 8: Feste und Feiertage Lektionen A und B Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Essential Questions Overarching Understanding Overarching A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & interpreted. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. Cultural Integrations German Festivals and Holidays How can learning a language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? Oktoberfest A Typical German Volksfest Topical How do you form and respond to a question about your past experiences and those of others? How does word order, specifically with indirect and direct object pronouns, affect meaning? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, whether in the present, preterit, or imperfect tense? When are ser and estar used and how does it change the meaning? Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery Verbs: sich anziehen, auflegen, aufwachen, denken, erledigen, gratulieren, herumsitzen, runtergehen, schieben, sparen, spritzen, stattfinden, stehen, stellen, trocken, wachsen, zerstören, erinnern an, suchen, erobern, beshcreiben, anzünden, retten, brennen, schweben Adjectives after ein- words (all cases) Adjectives Not Preceded by Articles (all cases) Adjectives after nichts, etwas und viel Adjectives Following Quantity Words Vocabulary die Achterbahn die Brezel einer die Einheit die Entscheidung der Chip die Fahrt die Fanta der Feiertag das Fest die Fischsemmel die Flasche der Frühstückstisch der Führerschein ganz die Garage getrennt glücklich hoch der Humor der Keller der Ketschup das Klassenzimmer der Lebkuchen die Lust der Magen der Muttertag nass die Rolle das Neujahr Ostern Pfingsten der Regenschirm das Sauerkraut der Senf das Spezi steil die Treppe die Überaschung der Valentinstag das Volksfest voll volljährig Weihnachten wild die Wildwasserbahn der Hohepünkt der Umzug das Osterei der Festwagen die Süβigkeiten, der Korb, der Krieg die Bedienung königlich die Stange der Sieger der Einwanderer das Riesenrad die Vergnügungsfahrt die Kerze ähnlich die Hochzeit der Schäferlauf der Meterlauf bayerisch die bayerische Trachten müde der Ausländer das Karussel der Kreis die Erde die Schieβbude der Ballon das Andenken die Kapelle die Backwaren überall die Sorte das Lebkuchenherz die schön geschmückten Pferde undenkbar die Brauerei Pfingsten Tag der Einheit Common Experessions Es geht zu Ende. Ich bin müde vom Laufen. jedes Jahr Das schmeckt mir nicht. Am Imbiβstand Wir bezahlen getrennt. Das ist bei uns besonders beliebt. Herzliche Grüβe! Weltbekannt! Ein glückliches Neues Jahr! Hast du Lust? Das spielt keine Rolle. gut angezogen der Graf der Krug Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Express preferences in what you eat and drink Talk about a special event Identify holidays Describe a festival Tell what you did in the past Fuβball Weltmeisterschaft 2006 in Berlin Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By German Level 2 WL District WLD 10, 11, 12 3 weeks Thema 9: Kom m unikation Lektionen A und B Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Essential Questions Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & interpreted. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. Cultural Integrations German Snail Mail and E-Mail KaDeWE (Kaufhaus des Westens) Germany’s largest and most diverse department store The German Magazine Stand Major German Magazines, Newspapers and News Publications The Handy German Radio MDR: Central German Radio Broadcast Center in Leipzig How can learning a language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? How do you form and respond to a question about your past experiences and those of others? How does word order, specifically with indirect and direct object pronouns, affect meaning? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, whether in the present, preterit, or imperfect tense? 1. When are ser and estar used and how does it change the meaning? Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery Verbs: angeben, aufnehmen, anklicken, sich auskennen, austauschen, chatten, einwerfen, speichern, erhalten, leeren, managen, regulieren, zusehen Prepositions with Dative or Accusative Dative Contractions Accusative Contractions Vocabulary der Absender die Adresse das Angebot die Ansichtskarte das Archiv die Aufnahme das Ausland der Auslandsender der Bewerber der Briefumschlag der Chatraum die Daten die Deutsche Welle der Drucker der Empfänger erstaunt fördern fremd irgendwo der Job der Hörer die Fremdsprache die Hausnummer das Interview die Kommunikation kulturell lebendig lokal die Luftpost die maus das Mikrofon das Netz niemand das Notebook persönlich die Postleitzahl das Praktikum der Professor die Rückseite der Rundfunk der Rundfunksender das Semester die SMS das Studium die Taste das Tonband das Tonstudio der Tontechniker übermorgen um umfassend die Uni vorsichtig weiterhin der Weltkrieg wirtschaftlich Common Expressions Gehst du zur Post? Ich werfe den Brief in den Briefkasten ein. Natürlich. Wie lange wird es dauern? Was steht darauf? Wann leert man den Briefkasten? Schickst du den Brief mit der Luftpost? Worüber sprichst du? Ich chatte im Internet. Gib keine persönlichen Daten ins Netz! Nicht mit fremden Leuten. Sie sendet eine SMS. Wir tauschen die E-Mail Adressen aus. Er muss einen Aufsatz schreiben. Der Chatraum ist ganz interessant. Das Internet ist ein Wunder der Technologie. Danke für die E-Mail. Wir sprechen über das Thema. Ich klicke eine Web-Seite an. Ich treffe Leute in Chaträumen. Man nutzt die Maus. Ich kenne mich mit der technologie sehr gut aus. da- and wo- Compounds Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… 1. 2. 3. 4. Read and address an envelope Identify mail-related terms Describe daily papers or weekly magazines Discuss computer-related topics der deutsche Chatraum Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 2 WL District WLD Grade Level Time Frame 10, 11, 12 3 weeks Thema 10: Gesundheit Lektionen A und B Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & interpreted. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. Cultural Integrations The German Health Care System Applying for German jobs and training for those jobs Essential Questions Overarching How can learning a language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? Topical How do you form and respond to a question about your past experiences and those of others? How does word order, specifically with indirect and direct object pronouns, affect meaning? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, whether in the present, preterit, or imperfect tense? When are ser and estar used and how does it change the meaning? Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery: Verbs: aufschreiben, aufsetzten, ausmachen, auftauchen, sich bewerben, sich erkälten, fehlen, hereinsehen, herumlaufen, hingehen, loswerden, melden, nützen, rehabilitieren, scheinen, überstehen, untersuchen, sich verletzten, verschreiben, sich vorstellen, vorüber sein, wohl sagen Past Perfect Tense da/dahin and dort/dorthin Vocabualry der Apotheker der Arzt der Augenarzt die Azubi der Beruf der Bauch die Bauchschmerzen die Brille deutlich der Doktor ehrlich der Elektriker der Erfolg das Fieber die Firma der Friseur der Flugbegleiter der Fortschritt die Friseuse/-sin gesund gar nicht die Halsschmerzen die Informatik der Ingenieur die Kopfschmerzen die Korrespondenz das Krankenhaus der Krankenpfleger die Krankenschwester der Maler der Mechaniker die Medizin mündlich der Musiker normal nützen der Optiker die Ordnung der Patient der Polizist der Rechtsanwalt die Rezeption die Rückenschmerzen schlimmer schriftlich schwindlig der Sekretär/-in sicher die Tablette tapfer die Technologie der Termin der Unfall wohl der Zahnarzt die Zahnschmerzen die Zahnspange Common Expressions Was ist heute passiert? Wann bist du das letzte Mal krank gewesen? Ich habe mich bei einer Firma beworben. Heutzutage gibt es fast gar keine Post mehr. Das kann mir viel nützen. Wann wirst di die Zahnspange los? Das nennt man Fortschritt der Technologie. Bist du jetzt Azubi? Viel Erfolg! Er soll zum Arzt gehen. Alles scheint in Ordung zu sein. Er trägt eine Brille. Fühlst du dich nicht wohl? Mir ist schwindlig. Hast du Fieber? Was fehlt dir den? Ich bin ganz gesund. Ich habe Kpofschmerzen. Du brauchst eine Brille. Es ist nicht deutlich. Es wird viel ausmachen Ich habe mich erkältet. Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Explain a health-related problem Describe how you feel State a complaint Identify occupations Name some medical items Die deutsche Band K raftw erk Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 2 WL District WLD Grade Level Time Frame 10, 11, 12 3 weeks Thema 11: Fahren Lektionen A und B Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & interpreted. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. Cultural Integrations The parts of the German car Traveling by bike in Germany German driver’s education Traffic and traveling by road in Germany Parking in Germany German birthdays The German Youth Center (Jugendzentrum) Essential Questions Overarching How can learning a language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? Topical How do you form and respond to a question about your past experiences and those of others? How does word order, specifically with indirect and direct object pronouns, affect meaning? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, whether in the present, preterit, or imperfect tense? When are ser and estar used and how does it change the meaning? Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery: Verbs: abstellen, anhalten, durchkommen, herumfahren, parken, überqueren, sich überzeugen, zusammenbauen Verbs with Prepositions Verbs with Dative Coordinating Conjunctions Subordinating Conjunctions Vocabulary das Dach das Einkaufszentrum das Ersatzteil der Fahrer ewig das Fahrzeug geöffnet die Innenstadt das Jugendzentrum die Jungs der Leiter das Lenkrad das Mofa der Motorradfreak das Nummernschild platt die Polizei die Regel die Reparatur der Roller der Rücksitz das Schaufenster der Schulhof der Sicherheitsgurt sinnlos der Stau das Steuerrad die Tour die Unabhängigkeit der Vodersitz die Werkbank die Werkstatt das Werkzeug die Windschutzscheibe die Zweiradwerkstatt Common Experessions Ich mache den Führerschein. Es gibt einen Stau. Die Fahrer halten an. Mann kann nicht durchkommen. Die Polizei ist da. Sie wollen da parken. Sie warten ewig. Sie sehen sich die Schaufenster an. Sie überqueren die Straβe. Warum bringst du dein Auto zur Reparatur? Der Reifen ist platt. Er hat eine Panne. Sie stellen ihre Fahräder ab. Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Identify car parts Talk about a car Describe a traffic situation or an accident Talk about buying a present for someone Discuss what to do when a bike or another vehicle doesn’t work German Youth Hostel Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 2 WL District WLD Grade Level Time Frame 10, 11, 12 3 weeks Thema 12: Jugend Lektionen A und B Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & interpreted. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. Essential Questions Overarching How can learning a language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? Topical How do you form and respond to a question about your past experiences and those of others? How does word order, specifically with indirect and direct object pronouns, affect meaning? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, whether in the present, preterit, or imperfect tense? When are ser and estar used and how does it change the meaning? Cultural Integrations German youth opinions on life and their future German minority youth Favorite German youth literature Johannes Gutenberg Worries and Concerns of today’s German youth Famous German Castles Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery: Verbs: angehen, ausgehen, bestimmen, diskutieren, entdecken, entspannen, erhalten, färben, herausfinden, sich konzentrieren, lieben, nachdenken, schützen, träumen, unterstreichen, verdienen, vorlesen, jobben Vocabulary aktuell allein das Alter andererseits der Anlass das Arbeitsamt die Arbeitslosigkeit die Ausbildung die Autofirma die Ausbildung der Ausbildungsplatz die Bank das Benehmen das Benzin bequem die Berufsschulebleifrei der Comic das Ding die Betsellerliste die Dose ehemalig die Einladung einzeln elegant die Endstation die Energie die Erfahrung das Familientreffen der Freiraum das Gefühl gemütlich die Generation das Gesetz die Gewohnheit das Ideal intensive der Kiosk der Klassiker das Kompliment das Konto kreativ die Kunst leer die Lehre der Liebesroman die Meinung möglich der Müll die Neugierde ökologisch optimistisch der Ostteil pessimistisch die Prüfung real das Recycling das Reich die Routine der Satz schade schmutzig der Schwimmer die Situation der Sitzplatz die Sorge spannend streng tragisch traurig trotzdem die Umwelt der Umweltschutz unpolitisch unmöglich weltlich der Unterschied die Zeichnung die Zukunft der Zustand Common Expressions Ich bestimme das. Er liest oft vor. Diese Bücher entspannen. Dieses Buch gefällt mir. Es ist im guten Zustand. Es war spannend. Die Jugend sorgt sich heute. Es ist für sie zur Gewohnheit geworden. Ich eröffne ein Konto. Welche Sorgen hast du? Es gibt ein paar Unterschiede. Was für eine Meinung hast du? In meinem Alter brauche ich mehr Freiraum. Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… 1. Talk about young people in Germany 2. Discuss everyday life for teens in Germany 3. Compare and Contrast their future plans with future plans of their peers in Germany German 3 Curriculum TRHS, WLD Dept, 2011 Title of Unit WL German Level 3 Curriculum Area WL Developed By District WLD Theme 1: I m Herzen Europas, Lek tionen A und B Grade Level Time Frame 11,12 3 weeks Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. The Battle for Germania Understandings Essential Questions Overarching Understanding Overarching Topical A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & applied. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. Why is it important to continue to study a language? Why is it important to apply language outside of the classroom? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? How do you form and respond to questions about health and illness? How are idiomatic expressions used to convey meaning? How do you differentiate the meaning of verbs with or without the reflexive pronoun? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, whether in the present, preterit or imperfect tense? 1. How do you form, use & respond to formal & informal commands? Cultural Integrations Geographie: Deutschlands Lage, Die Gröβe, Die Bevölkerung, Die Landschaft, Das K lim a, Die Landschaft, Bodenschätze, I ndustriegebiete, Die Verkehrsw ege, Stadt und Land, die W elt (Geographie), Deutschland in Europa Gastarbeiter in Deutschland, Der Chiem see in Bayern Der Bahnhof und Die Deutsche Bahn Die Varusschlacht K arl der Groβe Erich K ästner >>Em il und die Detektive<< W ilhelm Busch >>M ax und M oritz<< Das W ort “Deutsch” Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical/Language Concepts for Mastery: Verbs: baden, dienen, ertrinken, frühstücken, geboren, herrschen, krönen, leben, losfahren, maulen, pflanzen, sich sorgen, übergeben, unterrichten, verbinden, vereinigen, vergessen Imperfekt Expressions for Times of Day (advanced) Separable Prefix Verbs Coordinating and Subordinating Conjunctions Vocabulary die Abreise die Abfahrt das Abteil Afrika der Äquator Asien der Atlantik Australien die Bahn der Bahnsteig der Bauer der Dampfer einfach eindrucksvoll der Zug die Ernte das Feld der Flur die Geschäftsleute die geschister das Groβraumabteil die Heimatstadt der Herr der Herrscher das Herz hin und zurück der Ozean der Indische Ozean der Kaiser das Kaiserreich Kanada die Kohle der Kontinent der Landweg die Liebe die Lokomotive der Luftweg die Macht der Märchenkönig der Mensch Mexiko der Wagen Nichtraucher normalerweise östlich der Pazifik die Quelle römisch der Nordpol nobel Nordamerika der Nordosten der Schaffner schwach der Seeweg Competencies Students will know… the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… Talk about countries and continents Inquire about personal backgrounds Discuss vacation experiences Describe a train station and train facilities Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 3 WL District WLD Grade Level Time Frame 11,12 3 weeks Theme 2: Gestern und heute Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Essential Questions Overarching Understanding Overarching Topical A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & applied. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. Why is it important to continue to study a language? Why is it important to apply language outside of the classroom? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? How do you form and respond to questions about health and illness? How are idiomatic expressions used to convey meaning (i.e. tener/estar)? How do you differentiate the meaning of verbs with or without the reflexive pronoun? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, whether in the present, preterit or imperfect tense? How do you form, use & respond to formal & informal commands? Cultural Integrations Sehenswürdigkeiten in einer deutschen Stadt Eine Reise nach Papenburg An der Nordsee An der Kreuzung Das Motorrad Menschen und Mächte Die Wikinger Essen in Deutschland: gestern und heute Ritter, Bauern und das Heilige Rom Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical and Language Concepts for Mastery Verbs used as nouns Presnt Perfect and Narrative Past of Regular and Irregular Verbs Time Expressions with the Dative Case Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… Identify city sights Describe a trip Inquire about details Talk about downtown traffic Describe a vehicle Gather information Retell facts about major German cultural and historical events and people Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 3 WL District WLD Grade Level Time Frame 11,12 3 weeks Theme 3: Familie und Nachbarn Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Friedrich Barbarossa Understandings Essential Questions Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & applied. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. Cultural Integrations Friedrich Barbarossa und die Kultur der Stauferzeit Die letzte deutsche Kaiserin Der Stammbaum Nachbarn und die Nachbarschaft in Deutschland Die Schweiz und Zürich Das Fahrrad und Mountainbiking in Deutschland Michael Ende Lenchens Geheimnis Overarching Topical Why is it important to continue to study a language? Why is it important to apply language outside of the classroom? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? How do you form and respond to questions about health and illness? How are idiomatic expressions used to convey meaning (i.e. tener/estar)? How do you differentiate the meaning of verbs with or without the reflexive pronoun? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, whether in the present, preterit or imperfect tense? How do you form, use & respond to formal & informal commands? Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical and Language Concepts for Mastery Relative Pronouns Use of als, wenn and wann Present Subjunctive II: Polite Requests and Wishes Compound Nouns Competencies Students will know… the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… Talk about additional family members Express various moods Describe neighbors Identify and talk about bicycle parts and get repairs made Retell facts about major German cultural and historical events and people Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 3 WL District WLD Grade Level Time Frame 11,12 3 weeks Theme 4: Spaβ muss sein Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Essential Questions Overarching Understanding Overarching Topical A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & applied. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. Why is it important to continue to study a language? Why is it important to apply language outside of the classroom? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? How do you form and respond to questions about health and illness? How are idiomatic expressions used to convey meaning (i.e. tener/estar)? How do you differentiate the meaning of verbs with or without the reflexive pronoun? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, whether in the present, preterit or imperfect tense? How do you form, use & respond to formal & informal commands? Cultural Integrations Lebeslust und Totentanz Entwicklung der Städte Das wirtschaftliche leben im Mittelalter Adel und Bürgertum Die Hausmacht Österreich und die Entsteheung der Schweiz Univeritäten Das Brettspiel Rockfestival Tirol Das Armaturenbrett Die fahrschule Die Mitfahrzentrale Straβenkünstler Heinrich Spoerl Der Stift Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical and Language Concepts for Mastery Imperative Verb-Preposition Combinations Relative pronouns after prepositions If/Then Clauses, Present Tense Competencies Students will know… the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… Talk about various games Describe a musical event Identify parts of a car Inquire about details Discuss street performances by artists Retell facts about major German cultural and historical events and people Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 3 WL District WLD Grade Level Time Frame 11,12 3 weeks Theme 5: Österreich Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Essential Questions Overarching Understanding Overarching Topical A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & applied. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. Why is it important to continue to study a language? Why is it important to apply language outside of the classroom? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? How do you form and respond to questions about health and illness? How are idiomatic expressions used to convey meaning (i.e. tener/estar)? How do you differentiate the meaning of verbs with or without the reflexive pronoun? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, whether in the present, preterit or imperfect tense? How do you form, use & respond to formal & informal commands? Cultural Integrations Die Reformation und Martin Luther Erfindungen und Entdeckungen In einem Buchgeschäft Wie höflich sind die Leute? Wien, Budapest und Prag Wandern Menschen und Mächte Walther von der Vogelweide Alles Wälzer Gedichte von Christian Morgenstern Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical and LMnguage Concepts for Mastery Comparative and Superlative If/Then Clauses, Past Tense Da-compounds Competencies Students will know… the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… Retell facts about major German cultural and historical events and people Ask for advice and information Express politeness Express preferences Describe travel experiences Talk about a hiking trip Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 3 WL District WLD Grade Level Time Frame 11,12 3 weeks Theme 6: Spuren der Geschichte Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Essential Questions Overarching Understanding Overarching Topical A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & applied. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. Why is it important to continue to study a language? Why is it important to apply language outside of the classroom? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? How do you form and respond to questions about health and illness? How are idiomatic expressions used to convey meaning (i.e. tener/estar)? How do you differentiate the meaning of verbs with or without the reflexive pronoun? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, whether in the present, preterit or imperfect tense? How do you form, use & respond to formal & informal commands? Cultural Integrations Der Fenstersturz von Prag Der Dreiβigjährige Krieg Der Fürstenstaat Barockkultur Was ist aus ihnen geworden? Unsere Klasse Hamburg und Bremen Eine Stelle suchen Segeln wie vor 100 Jahren Die Hanse Aus alt macht neu Der Erlkönig – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical and Language Concepts for Mastery Modals: Present and Perfect Modals: Narrative Past Modals: Present Subjunctive Modals: Past Subjunctive Wann and ob Competencies Students will know… the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… Retell facts about major German cultural and historical events and people Introduce yourself and talk about others Reminisce Describe talents and abilities Apply for a job Talk about various professions Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 3 WL District WLD Grade Level Time Frame 11,12 3 weeks Theme 7: Generationen Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Essential Questions Overarching Understanding Overarching Topical A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & applied. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. Why is it important to continue to study a language? Why is it important to apply language outside of the classroom? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? How do you form and respond to questions about health and illness? How are idiomatic expressions used to convey meaning (i.e. tener/estar)? How do you differentiate the meaning of verbs with or without the reflexive pronoun? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, whether in the present, preterit or imperfect tense? How do you form, use & respond to formal & informal commands? Cultural Integrations Die Aufklärung Der Bürgerliche Lebenstil Österreich und Preuβen Friedrich II. Berlin Deutsche in Amerika Von Jung und Alt Probleme zwischen den Generationen Nordrhein-Westfalen Fahrkarten Die Straβenbahn Gutenberg und der Buchdruck An der Pommesbude Angelika Mechtel Flucht ins fremde Paradies Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical and Language Concepts for Mastery Wo-compounds Passive Voice, Present Tense Modals with the passive, Present Tense Infinitive Clauses with zu and um…zu Competencies Students will know… the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… Retell facts about major German cultural and historical events and people Describe family dynamics Describe current situations Become familiar with commuting in a city Request appropriate tickets for various means of transportation Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 3 WL District WLD Grade Level Time Frame 11,12 3 weeks Theme 8: Gesundes Leben Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Essential Questions Overarching Understanding Overarching Topical A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & applied. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. Why is it important to continue to study a language? Why is it important to apply language outside of the classroom? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? How do you form and respond to questions about health and illness? How are idiomatic expressions used to convey meaning (i.e. tener/estar)? How do you differentiate the meaning of verbs with or without the reflexive pronoun? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, whether in the present, preterit or imperfect tense? How do you form, use & respond to formal & informal commands? Cultural Integrations Die Goethezeit Goethe Die deutsche Klassik und Romantik Napoleon und die Freiheitskriege Gesundheit und ernährung Stress vermeiden vor dem Abitur Der Harz Schutz für den Sport Parcelsus und die modern Medizin Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical and Language Concepts for Mastery Passive Voice, Narrative Past Passive Voice with Modals, Narrative Past Relative Pronouns was and wo The Genitive Case Rollstuhlbasketball Competencies Students will know… the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… Retell facts about major German cultural and historical events and people S/L/R/W with 90% accuracy on an intermediate level in German Use the Passive Voice w/ 90% accuracy or better Use the genitive Case with 90% accuracy or better Use the Narrative Past with 90% accuracy or better Use Relative pronouns wo and was with 90% accuracy or better Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 3 WL District WLD Grade Level Time Frame 11,12 3 weeks Theme 9: Die Nachbarn in Europa Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Essential Questions Overarching Understanding Overarching Topical A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & applied. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. Why is it important to continue to study a language? Why is it important to apply language outside of the classroom? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? How do you form and respond to questions about health and illness? How are idiomatic expressions used to convey meaning (i.e. tener/estar)? How do you differentiate the meaning of verbs with or without the reflexive pronoun? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, whether in the present, preterit or imperfect tense? How do you form, use & respond to formal & informal commands? Cultural Integrations Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit Das wartburgfest Biedermeier und Junges Deutschland Soziale Problem des Industrialisierung Die Revolution des guten Willens Landschaften und Klima Klassenfahrt Junge Leute in der EU Straβburg Fliegen Johannes Kepler und die Bewegung der Planeten Die einheitliche Währung mit vielen Gesichtern Ein bericht der Föderation der Natur- und Nationalparks Europas Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical and Language Concepts for Mastery Uses of werden Word Order of Adverbials Passive Voice with the Subject es -ung Nouns formed from Verbs Competencies Students will know… Skills Students will be able to… the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 3 WL District WLD Retell facts about major German cultural and historical events and people S/L/R/W with 90% accuracy on an intermediate level in German Use warden with 90% accuracy or better Use accurate word order with adverbials Use Passive Voice with the subject es w/ 90% accuracy or better Use –ung formed nouns w/ 90% accuracy or better Grade Level Time Frame 11,12 3 weeks Theme 10: Beziehungen Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Essential Questions Overarching Understanding Overarching Topical A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & applied. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. Why is it important to continue to study a language? Why is it important to apply language outside of the classroom? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? How do you form and respond to questions about health and illness? How are idiomatic expressions used to convey meaning (i.e. tener/estar)? How do you differentiate the meaning of verbs with or without the reflexive pronoun? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, whether in the present, preterit or imperfect tense? How do you form, use & respond to formal & informal commands? Cultural Integrations Politisch engagiert Soziale Aktionen UNESCO in Deutschland Zwischenmenschliches Das Internet Fortschritt? Studienprogramm Wolf Biermann Das Märchen vom kleinen Herrn Moritz, der eine Glatze kriegte Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical and Language Concepts for Mastery Past Perfect Past Perfect with Modals Past Participles and Adjectives Subordinate Clauses with Question Words Competencies Students will know… the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… Retell facts about major German cultural and historical events and people S/L/R/W with 90% accuracy on an intermediate level in German Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 3 WL District WLD Grade Level Time Frame 11,12 3 weeks Theme 11: Die verspätete Nation Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Essential Questions Overarching Understanding Overarching Topical A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & applied. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. Why is it important to continue to study a language? Why is it important to apply language outside of the classroom? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? How do you form and respond to questions about health and illness? How are idiomatic expressions used to convey meaning (i.e. tener/estar)? How do you differentiate the meaning of verbs with or without the reflexive pronoun? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, whether in the present, preterit or imperfect tense? How do you form, use & respond to formal & informal commands? Cultural Integrations Die Arbeiterklasse und der Sozialismus Realismus und Realpolitik Bismarcks Deutsches Reich Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical and Language Concepts for Mastery Review of Unit 1-10 Material Special Problems in German Language Competencies Students will know… the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… Retell facts about major German cultural and historical events and people S/L/R/W with 90% accuracy on an intermediate level in German Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 3 WL District WLD Grade Level Time Frame 11,12 3 weeks Theme 12: Woher und Wohin? Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Essential Questions Overarching Understanding Overarching Topical A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & applied. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. Why is it important to continue to study a language? Why is it important to apply language outside of the classroom? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? How do you form and respond to questions about health and illness? How are idiomatic expressions used to convey meaning (i.e. tener/estar)? How do you differentiate the meaning of verbs with or without the reflexive pronoun? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, whether in the present, preterit or imperfect tense? How do you form, use & respond to formal & informal commands? Cultural Integrations Use of assorted German readers for review of Unit 1-10 material Key Concepts & Terms Grammatical and Language Concepts for Mastery Review of Unit 1-10 Material continued Spoecial Problems in German Language Competencies Students will know… the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to… Retell facts about major German cultural and historical events and people German 4 Curriculum TRHS, WLD 1918-1939 Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 4 Accelerated Grade Level 11 or 12 WL Time Frame 4 weeks District WLD Literature & Culture – Theme 1: Weltpolitik / Leute von heute Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 2.1: Students demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between the practices and perspectives of the culture studied. 2.2: Students demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between the products and perspectives of the culture studied. 3.1: Reinforce and further students’ knowledge of other disciplines through WL. 3.2: Students acquire information & recognize distinctive viewpoints that are available through WL & its cultures. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 4.2: Students demonstrate understanding of the concept of culture through comparisons of the cultures studied & their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & interpreted. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language is not an isolated academic subject; it pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other school subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Learning does not end when you leave school. A culture is formed by the unique circumstances which have occurred throughout its people’s experiences. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture and the products & perspectives of a culture. In today’s increasingly globalized community, there are numerous opportunities for learning & enjoying a language independently. Essential Questions Overarching Topical Why is it important to study a language? Why is it important to apply language outside of the classroom? Why is it important to recognize differences between language use in school & beyond school (vocabulary, dialect, pronunciation)? How can learning a new language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a new language? How do you know when to formally or informally address the person you are speaking to? How do you forma a question? How do you form an affirmative or negative response to a question? How does inflection or intonation influence what is said? How does word order affect meaning? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? Cultural Integration Discuss progress and change in Germany from 1885-1917 Appreciate and Discuss the Expressionist Movement in Germany Understand, interpret and discuss the German concept of the term ‘revolution’ Talk about famous, influential Germans in literature, science, society and politics Read and discuss important pieces of German literature Specific Content to include: What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? Why is it necessary to understand various cultures? How do we use prior knowledge from other disciplines to further understand a new language and its related cultures? Carl Benz und das Auto Wilhelm II. Und Das Zweite Reich Deutsche Imperialismus Der Erste Weltkrieg Bewegung: Expressionismus Albert Einstein What are some tools from your own language that you can use to lean a new language? How is culture formed by the unique circumstances which have occurred? How does the culture studied compare to your own? What is the relationship between practices & perspectives of different cultures? How does globalization expand the scope of a culture? The cultural/historical context of love in TL countries as portrayed in pre-21st century literature, short stories, film, poetry, plays, myths, visual and audio media and realia. Key Concepts & Terms Broad Overview: Review and integrate all grammar previously studied (i.e. verb tenses) Build vocabulary, translating skills via reading Build vocabulary, listening & interpreting skills via audio materials Build cultural knowledge through context via authentic visual materials Utilize listening, speaking, reading, writing skills as topic is covered via: pre-21st century literature, short stories, film, poetry, plays, myths, visual and audio media, and realia. Unit Grammatical and Language Concepts for Mastery: Verbs (all tenses and forms): sich entwickeln, entstehen, benehmen, glauben, werden, darstellen, feststellen, denken, sich ändern, erreichen, verkünden, stehen, fallen, beschaffen, hervorbringen, suchen, zusammenbringen, angreifen, eingreifen, finden, bestimmen, geschehen, verbinden, verändern, studieren Imperfect and Perfect Tenses Adjective Endings after “der” and “ein” words Prepositional Phrases Usage Unit Vocabulary Vocabulary: der Aufbruch die Erfindung die Fabrik weltfremd besonders die Kunst die Technik die Wirtschaft das Geschäft dei Darstellung der Künstler die Geschichte das Schimpfwort die Wahrheit das Erlebnis die Bewegung die Industrie die Leistung die Theorie weltbekannt Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL die Revolution die Entwicklung der Bürger bedeutend das Verständnis Skills Students will be able to speak, listen to and understand, write and read the following with 90% accuracy or better: 1. identify, discuss, analyze, compare, contrast, relate, draw conclusions, predict outcomes based on the geographical, historical, and cultural connections and implications of the media studied to include: a) Products and perspectives of cultural practices and language 2. main message and characters from written texts or other audiovisual materials a) b) the plot summary 3. apply previous vocabulary & grammatical structures to this material Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 4 Accelerated Grade Level 11 or 12 WL Time Frame 4 weeks District WLD Literature & Culture – Theme 2: Weimar und Potsdam/ Wohnwelten Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 2.1: Students demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between the practices and perspectives of the culture studied. 2.2: Students demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between the products and perspectives of the culture studied. 3.1: Reinforce and further students’ knowledge of other disciplines through WL. 3.2: Students acquire information & recognize distinctive viewpoints that are available through WL & its cultures. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 4.2: Students demonstrate understanding of the concept of culture through comparisons of the cultures studied & their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & interpreted. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language is not an isolated academic subject; it pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other school subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Learning does not end when you leave school. A culture is formed by the unique circumstances which have occurred throughout its people’s experiences. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture and the products & perspectives of a culture. In today’s increasingly globalized community, there are numerous opportunities for learning & enjoying a language independently. Essential Questions Overarching Topical Why is it important to study a language? Why is it important to apply language outside of the classroom? Why is it important to recognize differences between language use in school & beyond school (vocabulary, dialect, pronunciation)? How can learning a new language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a new language? How do you know when to formally or informally address the person you are speaking to? How do you forma a question? How do you form an affirmative or negative response to a question? How does inflection or intonation influence what is said? How does word order affect meaning? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? Cultural Integrations The cultural/historical context of the Weimar Period in Germany as portrayed in 20th century literature, short stories, film, poetry, plays, myths, visual and audio media and realia. Ausrufung der deutschen Republik Nationalversammlung, Weimarer Verfassung Friedensvertrag von Versailles Vertrag von Lacarno Hindenburg Reichspräsident Beginn der groβen Wirtschaftskrise Adolf Hitler Reichskanzler What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? Why is it necessary to understand various cultures? How do we use prior knowledge from other disciplines to further understand a new language and its related cultures? What are some tools from your own language that you can use to lean a new language? How is culture formed by the unique circumstances which have occurred? How does the culture studied compare to your own? What is the relationship between practices & perspectives of different cultures? How does globalization expand the scope of a culture? Key Concepts & Terms Broad Overview: Review and integrate all grammar previously studied (i.e. verb tenses) Build vocabulary, translating skills via reading Build vocabulary, listening & interpreting skills via audio materials Build cultural knowledge through context via authentic visual materials Utilize listening, speaking, reading, writing skills as topic is covered via: 20th century literature, short stories, film, poetry, plays, myths, visual and audio media, and realia. Unit Grammatical and Language Structures for Mastery: Genitive Case Prepositions Genitive Case Structure and Use von vs. aus German Possessives Comprehensive Review Unit Vocabulary: die Ausrufung der Vertrag die Wirtschaft die Krise die Verfassung die Selbstbestimmung die Inflation die Partei unabhängig wählen der Wahl die Gesellschaft die Mehrheit die Minderheit die Grundrechte die Gleichberechtigung die Auswirkung die Abstimmung entwürdigend die Geldentwertung die Verständigung die Versöhnung der Nachfolger das Hörspiel überflüssig die Denkrichtung die Bankzusammenbrüche tagen verbünden die Notverordnung die Folge der Grundsatz die Grenzen die Beschränkungen die Reparationen die Maβnahmen einleiten auslösen abhängig regieren erstreben die Koalition fortschrittlich unzufrieden entstehen das Vermögen das Ereignis der Widerstand entartet einschränken Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to speak, listen to and understand, write and read the following with 90% accuracy or better: 1. identify, discuss, analyze, compare, contrast, relate, draw conclusions, predict outcomes based on a. the geographical, historical, and cultural connections and implications of the media studied i. Products and perspectives of cultural practices and language b. main message and characters from written texts or other audiovisual materials i. the plot summary 2. apply previous vocabulary & grammatical structures to this material Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By Grade Level WL German Level 4 Accelerated 11 or 12 Time Frame WL 4 weeks District WLD Literature & Culture – Theme 3: Der Nationalsozialismus/ Wie geht`s denn so? Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 2.1: Students demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between the practices and perspectives of the culture studied. 2.2: Students demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between the products and perspectives of the culture studied. 3.1: Reinforce and further students’ knowledge of other disciplines through WL. 3.2: Students acquire information & recognize distinctive viewpoints that are available through WL & its cultures. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 4.2: Students demonstrate understanding of the concept of culture through comparisons of the cultures studied & their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & interpreted. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language is not an isolated academic subject; it pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other school subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Learning does not end when you leave school. A culture is formed by the unique circumstances which have occurred throughout its people’s experiences. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture and the products & perspectives of a culture. In today’s increasingly globalized community, there are numerous opportunities for learning & enjoying a language independently. Essential Questions Overarching Topical Why is it important to study a language? Why is it important to apply language outside of the classroom? Why is it important to recognize differences between language use in school & beyond school (vocabulary, dialect, pronunciation)? How can learning a new language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a new language? How do you know when to formally or informally address the person you are speaking to? How do you forma a question? How do you form an affirmative or negative response to a question? How does inflection or intonation influence what is said? How does word order affect meaning? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? Cultural Integrations What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? Why is it necessary to understand various cultures? How do we use prior knowledge from other disciplines to further understand a new language and its related cultures? Adolf Hitler und die NSDAP Alltagsleben unter der NSDAP Diktatur der Anschluβ Kristallnacht und Judenverfolgungen Blitzkrieg Widerstand gegen die NSDAP Bedinungsloser Krieg Kollektivschuld und Kollektivscham The cultural/historical context of the Natioanl Socialist period in Germany as th portrayed in 19 and 20th century literature, short stories, film, poetry, plays, myths, visual and audio media and realia. What are some tools from your own language that you can use to lean a new language? How is culture formed by the unique circumstances which have occurred? How does the culture studied compare to your own? What is the relationship between practices & perspectives of different cultures? How does globalization expand the scope of a culture? Key Concepts & Terms Broad Overview Review and integrate all grammar previously studied (i.e. verb tenses) Build vocabulary, translating skills via reading Build vocabulary, listening & interpreting skills via audio materials Build cultural knowledge through context via authentic visual materials th Utilize listening, speaking, reading, writing skills as topic is covered via: 19 and 20th century literature, short stories, film, poetry, plays, myths, visual and audio media, and realia. Unit Grammatical and Language Concepts for Mastery: Subjunctive Structure and Use Indirect Discourse Review of 2-way Prepositions Unit Vocabulary erklären beseiteigen die Gegner der Anschluβ der Weltkrieg Attentat Waffenstillstand unehlich sitzenbleiben Ansicjtskarten der Todfeind zersetzend die Gefolgsleute die Lichtmenschen die Ausnahmemenschen züchten die vernichtung die Gasvergiftung lebensunfähig die Rede SA SS NSDAP die Arier bewerben stammen die Schulbildung das Ziel der Händler verteilen beeindruckt die Bewegung der Aufstieg der Grundbesitz die Gemeinschaft bilden vertreiben die Wiederaufrüstung die Glaubwürdigkeit die Bestimmungen die Aufm:arsche GESTAPO die Volksabstimmung KZ die Autobahn der Volkswagen die Abgeordnete leisten säubern beweisen ausnutzen die Schwächen die Abtretung verkünden der Blitzkrieg die Verbündeten die Judenverfolgungen auferlegen die Unterdrückung zwingen die Gesetze der Widerstand der Volksgerichtshof die Umsiedlung bedingungslos die Untaten die Kollektivschuld der Kollektivschamm freisprechen die Bedingung nüchtern das Verbrechen entstehen die Ursachen sich befreien die Endlösung der Putsch die Laufbahn der Anfang bemerkenswert die Auffassung die Aufmerksamkeit Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Erbteil die Skills Students will be able to speak, listen to and understand, write and read the following with 90% accuracy or better: 1. identify, discuss, analyze, compare, contrast, relate, draw conclusions, predict outcomes based on a. the geographical, historical, and cultural connections and implications of the media studied i. Products and perspectives of cultural practices and language b. main message and characters from written texts or other audiovisual materials i. the plot summary 2. apply previous vocabulary & grammatical structures to this material Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 4 Accelerated Grade Level 11 or 12 WL Time Frame 4 weeks District WLD Literature & Culture – Theme 4: Das Wirtschaftswunder/Freizeit und Unterhaltung Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 2.1: Students demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between the practices and perspectives of the culture studied. 2.2: Students demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between the products and perspectives of the culture studied. 3.1: Reinforce and further students’ knowledge of other disciplines through WL. 3.2: Students acquire information & recognize distinctive viewpoints that are available through WL & its cultures. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 4.2: Students demonstrate understanding of the concept of culture through comparisons of the cultures studied & their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & interpreted. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language is not an isolated academic subject; it pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other school subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Learning does not end when you leave school. A culture is formed by the unique circumstances which have occurred throughout its people’s experiences. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture and the products & perspectives of a culture. In today’s increasingly globalized community, there are numerous opportunities for learning & enjoying a language independently. Essential Questions Overarching Topical Why is it important to study a language? Why is it important to apply language outside of the classroom? Why is it important to recognize differences between language use in school & beyond school (vocabulary, dialect, pronunciation)? How can learning a new language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a new language? How do you know when to formally or informally address the person you are speaking to? How do you forma a question? How do you form an affirmative or negative response to a question? How does inflection or intonation influence what is said? How does word order affect meaning? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? Cultural Integrations The cultural/historical context of nature in Germany as portrayed in 20th and 21st century literature, short stories, film, poetry, plays, myths, visual and audio media and realia. Specific Content Potsdamer Konferenz und die Besatzung Deutschlands Währungsreform der Westzonen Blockade Berlin Gründung der BRD und DDR Aufstand und Streiks in der DDR NATO und Warschauer Pakt Gründung der EWG Die Berliner Mauer und ihre Folgen What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? Why is it necessary to understand various cultures? How do we use prior knowledge from other disciplines to further understand a new language and its related cultures? What are some tools from your own language that you can use to lean a new language? How is culture formed by the unique circumstances which have occurred? How does the culture studied compare to your own? What is the relationship between practices & perspectives of different cultures? How does globalization expand the scope of a culture? Key Concepts & Terms Broad Overview: Review and integrate all grammar previously studied (i.e. verb tenses) Build vocabulary, translating skills via reading Build vocabulary, listening & interpreting skills via audio materials Build cultural knowledge through context via authentic visual materials Utilize listening, speaking, reading, writing skills as topic is covered via: pre-21st century literature, short stories, film, poetry, plays, myths, visual and audio media, and realia. Unit Grammatical and Langauge Competencies for Mastery: Review of Modal Auxiliaries in the Imperfekt Relative Pronoun Usage Review of German Plural Endings Unit Vocabulary die Besatzung die Teilung die Zone das Wirtschaftswunder die Kriegsschäden auflösen entsprechen verschollen umgekommen entschädigen der Wahl die Wahlen der Konferenz die Zustimmung das Grundgesetz das Durchhalten die Vereinbarung bekräftigen die Bestechung die Genehmigung die Mauer der Aufstand der Streik die Nüchternheit der Vorsitzender die Vorbehalte verabscheuen das Bollwerk die Fachleute der fehlschlag die Vertriebenen die Arbeitsnormen die Hauptunterschiede die Lage gemeinsam die Allierten vorläufig entscheiden verhindern die Einrichtung die Verwaltung der Wert die Ware berechnen gründen ablehnen die SPD die SED die CDU die DDR die BRD NATO der Warschauer Pakt der Währungsreform die Luftbrücke der Sozialismus die Auβenpolitik erfolgreich der Anlass wirtschaftlich Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to speak, listen to and understand, write and read the following with 90% accuracy or better: 1. identify, discuss, analyze, compare, contrast, relate, draw conclusions, predict outcomes based on a. the geographical, historical, and cultural connections and implications of the media studied i. Products and perspectives of cultural practices and language b. main message and characters from written texts or other audiovisual materials i. the plot summary 2. apply previous vocabulary & grammatical structures to this material Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 4 Accelerated WL Grade Level Time Frame 11 or 12 4 weeks District WLD Literature & Culture – Theme 5: Die Berliner Mauer und ihr Fall/ Alles will gelernt sein Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain inform ation, ex press feelings & em otions, & ex change opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret w ritten & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present inform ation, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 2.1: Students dem onstrate an understanding of the relationship betw een the practices and perspectives of the culture studied. 2.2: Students dem onstrate an understanding of the relationship betw een the products and perspectives of the culture studied. 3.1: R einforce and further students’ k now ledge of other disciplines through W L. 3.2: Students acquire inform ation & recognize distinctive view points that are available through W L & its cultures. 4.1: Students dem onstrate understanding of nature of language through com parisons of language studied and their ow n. 4.2: Students dem onstrate understanding of the concept of culture through com parisons of the cultures studied & their ow n. 5.1: Students use the language both w ithin and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becom ing life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoym ent and enrichm ent. Understandings Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & interpreted. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language is not an isolated academic subject; it pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other school subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Learning does not end when you leave school. A culture is formed by the unique circumstances which have occurred throughout its people’s experiences. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture and the products & perspectives of a culture. In today’s increasingly globalized community, there are numerous opportunities for learning & enjoying a language independently. Essential Questions Overarching Why is it important to study a language? Why is it important to apply language outside of the classroom? Why is it important to recognize differences between language use in school & beyond school (vocabulary, dialect, pronunciation)? How can learning a new language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a new language? Topical How do you know when to formally or informally address the person you are speaking to? How do you forma a question? How do you form an affirmative or negative response to a question? How does inflection or intonation influence what is said? How does word order affect meaning? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? Cultural Integrations The cultural/historical context of life and death in TL countries as portrayed in pre-21st century literature, short stories, film, poetry, plays, myths, visual and audio media and realia. Specific Content: Willy Brandt und die Koalition der SPD und FDP Verträge mit Polen und der Sowjetunion Grundvertrag zwischen BRD und DDR BRD und DDR Mitglieder der UNO Erich Honecker Helmut Kohl und die Koalitionsregierung der CDU/CSU und FDP 9. November 1989 und die Wende Die Wiedervereinigung Deutschlands Gerhard Schröders Koalitionsregierung Angela Merkel What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? Why is it necessary to understand various cultures? How do we use prior knowledge from other disciplines to further understand a new language and its related cultures? What are some tools from your own language that you can use to lean a new language? How is culture formed by the unique circumstances which have occurred? How does the culture studied compare to your own? What is the relationship between practices & perspectives of different cultures? How does globalization expand the scope of a culture? K ey Concepts & Term s Basic Overview : Review and integrate all grammar previously studied (i.e. verb tenses) Build vocabulary, translating skills via reading Build vocabulary, listening & interpreting skills via audio materials Build cultural knowledge through context via authentic visual materials Utilize listening, speaking, reading, writing skills as topic is covered via: pre-21st century literature, short stories, film, poetry, plays, myths, visual and audio media, and realia. Unit Gram m atical and Language Concepts for M astery: Application of mixing Imperfekt, Perfekt and Pluperfekt forms Complex German Syntax Structures Unit Vocabulary: unwiderruflich die Übergriffe abschneiden die Angehörigen die Beschlüsse unbestritten der Arbeitsausfall der Fertigbau verfallen die Ordinarien ablösen aufrütteln die Entführung Verfolgungseifer die Verdächtigung die Mitbestimmung die Verflechtung Wettrüstens Aufnahmeverfahren die Wiedervereinigung die Wende voraussehen die Wiedergutmachungsanträge entflechten abfangen die Hartfälle der Bundeskanzler die Steuerzahler sich anfreunden das Verhältnis die Entspannung der Zweck verfolgen die Ostpolitik CDU CSU FDP SPD SED BRD DDR die Politik einleiten gesellschaftlich erfüllen enttäuscht das Nachdenken die Führung STASI die Grünen das Berufsverbot zurücktreten der Wechsel zustande der Widerspruch begünstigen die Haltung die Gastarbeiter die Einwanderer die Asylbewerber die Ausländerfeindlichkeit die Schritten vollziehen die Verhandlungen die Eigentumsfragen durchführen die Treuhandanstalt die Akten die Wähler die Europäische Union die Einführung die Gremien die Ansicht die Vorteile die Nachteile die Umweltbewegung die Arbeitslosigkeit Ossi Wessi notwendig die Zukunft Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. ow to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to speak, listen to and understand, write and read the following with 90% accuracy or better: 1. identify, discuss, analyze, compare, contrast, relate, draw conclusions, predict outcomes based on a. the geographical, historical, and cultural connections and implications of the media studied i. Products and perspectives of cultural practices and language b. main message and characters from written texts or other audiovisual materials i. the plot summary 2. apply previous vocabulary & grammatical structures to this material Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL German Level 4 Accelerated WL District WLD Grade Level Time Frame 11 or 12 4 weeks Literature & Culture, Theme 6: Berufsbilder Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 2.1: Students demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between the practices and perspectives of the culture studied. 2.2: Students demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between the products and perspectives of the culture studied. 3.1: Reinforce and further students’ knowledge of other disciplines through WL. 3.2: Students acquire information & recognize distinctive viewpoints that are available through WL & its cultures. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 4.2: Students demonstrate understanding of the concept of culture through comparisons of the cultures studied & their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & interpreted. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. World Language is not an isolated academic subject; it pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other school subjects. Communication is essential. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. Learning does not end when you leave school. A culture is formed by the unique circumstances which have occurred throughout its people’s experiences. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture and the products & perspectives of a culture. In today’s increasingly globalized community, there are numerous opportunities for learning & enjoying a language independently. Cultural Integrations The cultural/historical context of Germans of the present-day as portrayed in 20th and 21st century literature, short stories, film, poetry, plays, myths, visual and audio media and realia. Lebensbedingungen im Vergleich Nationalcharakter Deutsche in der Welt Deutsch und deutschsprachig Essential Questions Overarching Topical Why is it important to study a language? Why is it important to apply language outside of the classroom? Why is it important to recognize differences between language use in school & beyond school (vocabulary, dialect, pronunciation)? How can learning a new language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a new language? What are some distinctive viewpoints of the studied culture? Why is it necessary to understand various cultures? How do we use prior knowledge from other disciplines to further understand a new language and its related cultures? How do you know when to formally or informally address the person you are speaking to? How do you forma a question? How do you form an affirmative or negative response to a question? How does inflection or intonation influence what is said? How does word order affect meaning? How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? What are some tools from your own language that you can use to lean a new language? How is culture formed by the unique circumstances which have occurred? How does the culture studied compare to your own? What is the relationship between practices & perspectives of different cultures? How does globalization expand the scope of a culture? Key Concepts & Terms Broad Overview Review and integrate all grammar previously studied (i.e. verb tenses) Build vocabulary, translating skills via reading Build vocabulary, listening & interpreting skills via audio materials Build cultural knowledge through context via authentic visual materials Utilize listening, speaking, reading, writing skills as topic is covered via: 20th and 21st century literature, short stories, film, poetry, plays, myths, visual and audio media, and realia. Vocabulary die Einkaufszentren die Niederlassungen die Volkstrachten der Boden die Stämmen verspotten worktkarg Dünkel die Umgangsformen gebühren ungezwungen der Beamter die Gründlichkeit die Arbeitsteilung der Werkstück die Selbstachtung die Wohnungseinrichtung die Hecke das Heimatgefühl der Freiheitsdrang die Abenteuerlust rechthaberisch die Abschaffung Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to speak, listen to and understand, write and read the following with 90% accuracy or better: 1. identify, discuss, analyze, compare, contrast, relate, draw conclusions, predict outcomes based on a. the geographical, historical, and cultural connections and implications of the media studied i. Products and perspectives of cultural practices and language b. main message and characters from written texts or other audiovisual materials i. the plot summary 2. apply previous vocabulary & grammatical structures to this material Understanding By Design Unit Template Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL Spanish Level 4 Accelerated WL District WLD Grade Level Time Frame 11 or 12 1st semester, 6-7 weeks Literature & Culture – Theme 7: Für immer und ewig Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 2.1: Students demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between the practices and perspectives of the culture studied. 2.2: Students demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between the products and perspectives of the culture studied. 3.1: Reinforce and further students’ knowledge of other disciplines through WL. 3.2: Students acquire information & recognize distinctive viewpoints that are available through WL & its cultures. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 4.2: Students demonstrate understanding of the concept of culture through comparisons of the cultures studied & their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding 1. A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. 2. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & interpreted. 3. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. 4. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. 5. Communication is essential. 6. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. 7. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. 8. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. 9. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. 10. In today’s increasingly globalized community, there are numerous opportunities for learning & enjoying a language & its culture. Cultural Integrations Essential Questions Overarching Topical 1. How does literature convey historical and cultural information? 2. How do other media forms support literature? 3. Why is it important to apply language outside of the classroom? 4. How can learning a language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? 5. How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? 1. How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? 2. How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, using all tenses & moods? 3. What are the geographical, historical and cultural connections between reading selections studied? 4. What comparisons & contrasts can you derive from the literature studied? The cultural/historical context of love in TL countries as portrayed in pre-21st century literature, short stories, film, poetry, plays, myths, visual and audio media and realia. 6. Why is it necessary to understand various cultures? 7. How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? 5. What is the main message &/or plot of media studied? 6. How has love been shaped historically and portrayed in literature? Key Concepts & Terms Review and integrate all grammar previously studied (i.e. verb tenses) Build vocabulary, translating skills via reading Build vocabulary, listening & interpreting skills via audio materials Build cultural knowledge through context via authentic visual materials Utilize listening, speaking, reading, writing skills as topic is covered via: pre-21st century literature, short stories, film, poetry, plays, myths, visual and audio media, and realia. Competencies Students will know… 1. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 2. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 3. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 4. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 5. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to speak, listen to and understand, write and read the following with 90% accuracy or better: 1. identify, discuss, analyze, compare, contrast, relate, draw conclusions, predict outcomes based on a. the geographical, historical, and cultural connections and implications of the media studied b. Products and perspectives of cultural practices and language c. main message and characters from written texts or other audiovisual materials d. the plot summary 2. apply previous vocabulary & grammatical structures to this material Understanding By Design Unit Template Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL Spanish Level 4 Accelerated WL District WLD Grade Level Time Frame 11 or 12 1st semester, 6-7 weeks Literature & Culture – Theme 8: Kaufen, kaufen, kaufen Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 2.1: Students demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between the practices and perspectives of the culture studied. 2.2: Students demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between the products and perspectives of the culture studied. 3.1: Reinforce and further students’ knowledge of other disciplines through WL. 3.2: Students acquire information & recognize distinctive viewpoints that are available through WL & its cultures. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 4.2: Students demonstrate understanding of the concept of culture through comparisons of the cultures studied & their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding 11. A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. 12. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & interpreted. 13. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. 14. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. 15. Communication is essential. 16. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. 17. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. 18. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. 19. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. 20. In today’s increasingly globalized community, there are numerous opportunities for learning & enjoying a language & its culture. Cultural Integrations Essential Questions Overarching Topical 8. How does literature convey historical and cultural information? 9. How do other media forms support literature? 10. Why is it important to apply language outside of the classroom? 11. How can learning a language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? 12. How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? 7. How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? 8. How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, using all tenses & moods? 9. What are the geographical, historical and cultural connections between reading selections studied? 10. What comparisons & contrasts can you derive from the literature studied? The cultural/historical context of love in TL countries as portrayed in pre-21st century literature, short stories, film, poetry, plays, myths, visual and audio media and realia. 13. Why is it necessary to understand various cultures? 14. How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? 11. What is the main message &/or plot of media studied? 12. How has love been shaped historically and portrayed in literature? Key Concepts & Terms Review and integrate all grammar previously studied (i.e. verb tenses) Build vocabulary, translating skills via reading Build vocabulary, listening & interpreting skills via audio materials Build cultural knowledge through context via authentic visual materials Utilize listening, speaking, reading, writing skills as topic is covered via: pre-21st century literature, short stories, film, poetry, plays, myths, visual and audio media, and realia. Competencies Students will know… 6. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 7. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 8. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 9. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 10. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to speak, listen to and understand, write and read the following with 90% accuracy or better: 1. identify, discuss, analyze, compare, contrast, relate, draw conclusions, predict outcomes based on a. the geographical, historical, and cultural connections and implications of the media studied b. Products and perspectives of cultural practices and language c. main message and characters from written texts or other audiovisual materials d. the plot summary 2. apply previous vocabulary & grammatical structures to this material Understanding By Design Unit Template Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL Spanish Level 4 Accelerated WL District WLD Grade Level Time Frame 11 or 12 1st semester, 6-7 weeks Literature & Culture – Theme 9: Endlich Urlaub Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 2.1: Students demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between the practices and perspectives of the culture studied. 2.2: Students demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between the products and perspectives of the culture studied. 3.1: Reinforce and further students’ knowledge of other disciplines through WL. 3.2: Students acquire information & recognize distinctive viewpoints that are available through WL & its cultures. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 4.2: Students demonstrate understanding of the concept of culture through comparisons of the cultures studied & their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding 21. A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. 22. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & interpreted. 23. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. 24. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. 25. Communication is essential. 26. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. 27. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. 28. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. 29. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. 30. In today’s increasingly globalized community, there are numerous opportunities for learning & enjoying a language & its culture. Cultural Integrations Essential Questions Overarching Topical 15. How does literature convey historical and cultural information? 16. How do other media forms support literature? 17. Why is it important to apply language outside of the classroom? 18. How can learning a language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? 19. How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? 13. How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? 14. How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, using all tenses & moods? 15. What are the geographical, historical and cultural connections between reading selections studied? 16. What comparisons & contrasts can you derive from the literature studied? The cultural/historical context of love in TL countries as portrayed in pre-21st century literature, short stories, film, poetry, plays, myths, visual and audio media and realia. 20. Why is it necessary to understand various cultures? 21. How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? 17. What is the main message &/or plot of media studied? 18. How has love been shaped historically and portrayed in literature? Key Concepts & Terms Review and integrate all grammar previously studied (i.e. verb tenses) Build vocabulary, translating skills via reading Build vocabulary, listening & interpreting skills via audio materials Build cultural knowledge through context via authentic visual materials Utilize listening, speaking, reading, writing skills as topic is covered via: pre-21st century literature, short stories, film, poetry, plays, myths, visual and audio media, and realia. Competencies Students will know… 11. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 12. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 13. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 14. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 15. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to speak, listen to and understand, write and read the following with 90% accuracy or better: 1. identify, discuss, analyze, compare, contrast, relate, draw conclusions, predict outcomes based on a. the geographical, historical, and cultural connections and implications of the media studied b. Products and perspectives of cultural practices and language c. main message and characters from written texts or other audiovisual materials d. the plot summary 2. apply previous vocabulary & grammatical structures to this material Understanding By Design Unit Template Title of Unit Curriculum Area Developed By WL Spanish Level 4 Accelerated Grade Level 11 or 12 WL Time Frame 1st semester, 6-7 weeks District WLD Literature & Culture – Theme 10: Natürlich Natur! Content Standards 1.1: Students engage in conversation, provide & obtain information, express feelings & emotions, & exchange opinions. 1.2: Students understand & interpret written & spoken language on a variety of topics. 1.3: Students present information, concepts, & ideas to an audience of listeners or readers on a variety of topics. 2.1: Students demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between the practices and perspectives of the culture studied. 2.2: Students demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between the products and perspectives of the culture studied. 3.1: Reinforce and further students’ knowledge of other disciplines through WL. 3.2: Students acquire information & recognize distinctive viewpoints that are available through WL & its cultures. 4.1: Students demonstrate understanding of nature of language through comparisons of language studied and their own. 4.2: Students demonstrate understanding of the concept of culture through comparisons of the cultures studied & their own. 5.1: Students use the language both within and beyond the school setting. 5.2: Students show evidence of becoming life-long learners by using the language for personal enjoyment and enrichment. Understandings Overarching Understanding 31. A conversation is an exchange of information and/or opinions about feelings and emotions between 2 or more people. 32. Written & spoken language is meant to be understood & interpreted. 33. Presentations of information, concepts, & ideas are meant to be communicated to an audience of listeners or readers. 34. World Language pertains to daily life and enhances the understanding of other subjects. 35. Communication is essential. 36. A new language can be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment. 37. There is a world of language beyond the classroom setting. 38. Every culture has its own unique aspects and components. 39. There is a relationship between the practices & perspectives of a culture. 40. In today’s increasingly globalized community, there are numerous opportunities for learning & enjoying a language & its culture. Cultural Integrations Essential Questions Overarching Topical 22. How does literature convey historical and cultural information? 23. How do other media forms support literature? 24. Why is it important to apply language outside of the classroom? 25. How can learning a language be used for personal enjoyment & enrichment? 26. How is technology useful in furthering your enjoyment of a language? 19. How do you organize your message to effectively communicate it to your audience? 20. How do verbs change to appropriately communicate your message, using all tenses & moods? 21. What are the geographical, historical and cultural connections between reading selections studied? 22. What comparisons & contrasts can you derive from the literature studied? The cultural/historical context of love in TL countries as portrayed in pre-21st century literature, short stories, film, poetry, plays, myths, visual and audio media and realia. 27. Why is it necessary to understand various cultures? 28. How do we use prior knowledge to further understand a language and its related cultures? 23. What is the main message &/or plot of media studied? 24. How has love been shaped historically and portrayed in literature? Key Concepts & Terms Review and integrate all grammar previously studied (i.e. verb tenses) Build vocabulary, translating skills via reading Build vocabulary, listening & interpreting skills via audio materials Build cultural knowledge through context via authentic visual materials Utilize listening, speaking, reading, writing skills as topic is covered via: pre-21st century literature, short stories, film, poetry, plays, myths, visual and audio media, and realia. Competencies Students will know… 16. the meaning of the spoken target language (TL) at the appropriate level 17. how to speak in the TL at the appropriate level 18. how to read and comprehend course texts and materials in the TL 19. how to write at the appropriate level of accuracy in the TL 20. about the diverse cultures as they relate to the study of the TL Skills Students will be able to speak, listen to and understand, write and read the following with 90% accuracy or better: 1. identify, discuss, analyze, compare, contrast, relate, draw conclusions, predict outcomes based on a. the geographical, historical, and cultural connections and implications of the media studied b. Products and perspectives of cultural practices and language c. main message and characters from written texts or other audiovisual materials d. the plot summary 2. apply previous vocabulary & grammatical structures to this material