CONCEPTS AND MATERIALS German for young learners © Colourbox The offer of the Goethe-Institut for young learners is targeted at Teachers of German and German educators. Principles German in secondary education Here you will find information material for school leaders and decision-makers, open day and language days. Studying © iStock Enterprise German Enterprise German is designed for schools that want to build a bridge to the world of work or expand their business contacts. The project combines aspects of professional orientation with an idea contest that stimulates the students’ creativity and inventor spirit. © Canva Lirica Check out the amazing Lirica app. Current songs by popular German musicians enable authentic access to the German language outside of textbooks and make the app a unique learning tool for young people. © Goethe-Institut Junior University The JuniorUni is a free educational project for young people. It offers the opportunity to find answers to the most exciting questions from the fields of robotics, aerospace, technologies, science, energy and sustainability and to learn German at the same time. ©DeineBand Deine Band Learning German with music: The band ok.danke.tschüss wrote ten tracks especially for German learners. The songs have the language level A2/B1. Eva, Lucas and Manu sing about important topics such as sustainability, social media and of course love. All videos have interactive exercises for self-learning. © Goethe-Institut EDDU Erfolgreich digital Deutsch unterrichten - is a project of the Goethe-Instituts in South East Asia, Australia and New Zealand that supports teaching and learning of German with digital tools. © ipopba/iStock Thema Energie In this CLIL unit year 7 & 8 students explore how countries like Australia and Germany create electricity. They investigate the consequences of our energy consumption for the earth, learn about the development of renewable energies and analyse ways to save energy. © Goethe-Institut Australien CLIL Goethe im Garten In cooperation with the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation, our community garden located at the Goethe-Institut in Sydney, has been designed to promote gardening, sustainability and positive food habits. © Liam Hartley CLILiG with LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3 LEGO® MINDSTORMS® EV3 is a robot composed of a programmable computer, motors and sensors. The robots can be built into different models using LEGO bricks. Depending on the complexity of the project LEGO MINDSTORMS are suited to students from Year 5 to 9. © Goethe-Institut Australien Fokus Lernen Fokus Lernen provides material that will support and enhance concentration and strengthen the student’s ability to learn. Diversity © Sarah Blesener Queer for Learners of German Gender equality, diversity and identity - if you´re a teenager or young adult, these terms may be quite difficult to grasp in your own native language, let alone in a foreign language. Photo (detail): Anna Heger and Sam Orchard Queer Comic Conversations In the comic series Queer Comic Conversations by the artists Illi Anna Heger and Sam Orchard, Anna and Sam take you along on their monthly catch-ups. Anna from Munich and Sam from Wellington meet in different locations. © Goethe-Institut Superfrauen The Superfrauen podcast tells stories from the lives of inspiring women. We learn about their exciting, sporty, smart and courageous pathways through life. Despite all the diversity, all heroines have one thing in common: They are unique role models and therefore super women or Superfrauen. Poster Goethe-Institut Neuseeland How ... is German These posters are ideal to decorate your German classroom and to promote your German program. © Goethe-Institut Socio-Cultural Resources Deutschland. Kennen. Lernen Discover Germany and learn German! Experience exciting Augmented Reality (AR) features with the free Germany app. © Goethe-Institut Erfinderland Deutschland The poster exhibition Erfinderland Deutschland focuses on world-changing German inventions across the scientific disciplines. © Goethe-Institut Socio-Cultural Resources German Cities and Landscapes The exhibition introduces viewers to Germany’s cultural and geographical diversity as they are taken on a voyage through 7 cities and 6 landscapes. © Goethe-Institut Australien A Day in the Life of Average Adam Accompany 'average' Aussie Adam on his day and find out how German inventions affect his daily activities. © Goethe-Institut Socio-Cultural Resources Down Under: German City Names In addition to this colourful and fantastic poster exhibition the Goethe-Institut Australien offers an accompanying poster of German city names in Australia. Socio-Cultural Resources Calendar 2023 Our 2023 calendar focusses on the topic "Lifehacks for everyday life". The eco-lifehacks in the calendar show creative ideas for everyday life, with which you can protect the environment at the same time. © Goethe-Institut U-Häppchen Bite size, one page interactive PDFs about the latest news from the German speaking world, for immediate download and use in distance learning instruction. © Goethe-Institut und Deutsche Welle Deutschlandlabor Do Germans eat sausage every day? Does every German drive an expensive car? Nina and David, the two hosts of the series Das Deutschlandlabor explore these and other stereotypes. © Goethe-Institut Step into German The website "Step into German" presents the latest information about German pop music, soccer and film and offers a great collection of teaching materials. Movies © Goethe-Institut Australien Journey to Germany The little sister of ‘Lifeswap’ has arrived! In this brand-new series ‘Journey to Germany’ we will follow Liam in the months before his departure on exchange to Germany. © Goethe-Institut Neuseeland Lifeswap Lifeswap is a series of animated Skype chats between Jörg from Germany and Duncan from New Zealand. The funny filmclips offer an insight into the two different cultures of these men. Top
