© Wojciech Gajda-fotolia.com
Show description in:
Chapter 1Early language learning with CLIL
What is CLIL and how does it relate to early language learning?
Characteristics
Target group
Topic
Format
Part of the series Elementary German: Basics
18 materials
© pexels (CC0)
A1 A2
© pexels / willsantt
© pixabay / StartupStockPhotos
© Cottonbro/Pexels
A1
© Goethe-Institut
© pexels / Prawny
© unsplash / CDC
© pixabay / ReadyElements
© Pexels / Yan Krukov
© pixabay / akshayapatra
© goodluz – Fotolia.com
A1 A2
© pixabay / DavidRockDesign
© Bernd-Alois-Zimmermann-Musikschule
© Goethe-Institut
© Adobe Stock
© people-equation.com
Description
While the CLIL approach has established itself in modern subject and foreign language didactics for school teaching and is being continuously expanded there, the term CLIL is still quite unknown in early education. Yet many kindergartens and preschools are already working with the concept of integrated foreign language support. And this is not surprising. Modern early education, its image of the child and its conception of learning, accommodate the CLIL approach.
Downloads
Frühes Fremdsprachenlernen und CLIL- eine Einführung (Deutsch)
Similar materials
© pixabay / DavidRockDesign
© Pexels / Yan Krukov
© Goethe-Institut
© pexels / Prawny
© pixabay / ReadyElements
© Goethe-Institut
© pixabay / StartupStockPhotos
© pixabay / Gino Crescoli
© Goethe-Institut USA
B1 B2 C1 C2
© pexels / willsantt
© unsplash / CDC
