LINGO consists of a hands-on magazine for children between the ages of 8 and 12 as well as the MINTmobile website and app for teens aged 13 to 16. The contents of the magazine is dealt with in more depth both in the subject and linguistically on MINTmobil. All the magazines can be downloaded for free on the Lingo website.
Water, magnetism, plants, cars, materials, air, time, weight, oil, fat, gas, the human body, animals, nature, earth and the sun. The Goethe-Institut Slovakia offers 20 CLIL modules for these topics. The modules are suited for primary school children in Years 3 and 4 that speak German at the A1 level.
Would you and your students like to try out the Kinderuni as part of your remote learning program? Then book a live online taster session free of charge for kids in Years 4 to 6. This 50 minute course is lead by one of our German teachers via Zoom. Click here to arrange a time.
The digital Kinder University is an innovative educational project for children aged 8-12. A key aspect of the Kinder University is its online platform which is accessible to everyone free of charge.
Thesefortnightly grammar sessions will help high school students to understand the most relevant grammatical concepts they need to ace their German exams. In each 90-minute virtual, interactive small group class an experienced teacher will explain one challenging grammatical topic and help to apply it.
Young people between the age of 12 and 14 can attend exciting lectures at the digital junior university: Topics include robotics, space, technologies, natural sciences, energy and sustainability. After registering free of charge, they can expand their knowledge and learn German on the side.
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. Teaching materials are available for download.
"LingoMINTmobil" offers numerous interactive online materials for students of German. In addition to German, learners can acquire knowledge in the fields of biology, chemistry, geography, physics, computer science, mathematics and technology. With the free app "LingoMINT"-Quiz students can test their knowledge and compete against each other.
Rock, Pop, Hip-Hop, Electro: Every month this podcast presents new music from Germany below the radar to adults and young people interested in music. Quality pop made in Germany, also available for download by subscription.
Electronic music, German pop or podcasts? From classical music to kraut rock - from feminism to football: On our spotify channel you can find a large selection of playlists. Music lovers of all ages will find the right music for every mood and interesting information about the German music scene.
The YouTube channel 24h Deutsch takes you on a journey through a typical day in Germany. Each episode is dedicated to a German learning aspect: from tongue twisters and cursing to the subjunctive II (levels A2/B1)
Do Germans eat sausage every day? Does every German drive an expensive car? And is it true that everything runs smoothly in Germany? Nina and David, the two hosts of the series Das Deutschlandlabor explore these and other stereotypes about Germans on their journey through the country.
Modular, interdisciplinary and open: the DIY-kit is aimed at a target group aged twelve to eighteen and conveys relevant aspects of the Bauhaus and its ideas in a practical and personal way.
PASCH-net offers a variety of videos, texts and audios addressing current topics. The materials can be downloaded free of charge and can be filtered according to language level and topic.
Here you will find films and related teaching materials on the topics of science, technology and the environment for children and young people of all ages.
An Online Game for learners of German at A1-level. In the ficticious "City of Words", you collect new words, use them in short sentences, and you can test your skills in short games with other players.
How do you count in German? What are fruits and vegetables called? How do you tell the time in German? In 10 chapters you can practice vocabulary and structures on topics from everyday life.
"Heiße Kartoffel" is a digital educational game, developed by the Goethe-Institut, for learners at A2 level to practice German vocabulary and grammar and test general knowledge about Germany.
These compact and convenient online professional learning units are aimed at teachers in Australia who are short of time and are looking for new ideas and effective methods for their classes.
In this online workshop Year 3-6 teachers will find out how to integrage the resources provided by the Kinderuni online learning platform into their lessons. In addition, links to the Australian Curriculum will be highlighted.
The 90-minute online grammar workshops especially designed for teachers of German is back. Starting on 16th July, every Thursday evening we'll offer effective methods for teaching grammar and new ideas for the classroom.
„Deutsch Lehren Lernen (DLL)“ is an innovative professional learning program of the Goethe-Institut. Offering further training, it answers fundamental questions regarding the teaching of German as an additional language.
Great news for everyone interested in learning German in Australia: All our courses are now online! There is no need to be based in Melbourne or Sydney. You can learn German from wherever you are in Australia.
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