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Music in German as a foreign language class
Discover how music motivates your students
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There are many reasons for using music in the classroom and replacing classical teaching methods with didactic songs, which develops both receptive and productive skills in students. In addition, music facilitates the learning of new vocabulary and phrases and provides inspiration for numerous activities in the classroom.
Here you will find didactic exercises for three great German songs: "Fragezeichen" by the band Nena, "Großstadtkinder" by the rock band Peilomat and "ein bisschen Frieden" by Nicole. The individual tasks range from A1 to B2 level.
In the attached PDF, several didactic examples (levels A1 - B2) present how to use music in DaF lessons to awaken positive emotions, experiences and a positive classroom climate, because music accompanies us at all times and is available almost everywhere for free.
Here you will find didactic exercises for three great German songs: "Fragezeichen" by the band Nena, "Großstadtkinder" by the rock band Peilomat and "ein bisschen Frieden" by Nicole. The individual tasks range from A1 to B2 level.
In the attached PDF, several didactic examples (levels A1 - B2) present how to use music in DaF lessons to awaken positive emotions, experiences and a positive classroom climate, because music accompanies us at all times and is available almost everywhere for free.
