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Chapter Material: Europe
This teaching material gives secondary school students an understanding of Europe.
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With this teaching material, we want to give secondary school students in Ireland an understanding of Europe. The big EU game is the introduction to the topic. Here, questions of knowledge about the EU and its individual countries are discussed. A sheet with the solution and further information is enclosed. The stimulus word puzzle is suitable for all language levels. The material on the history of the EU is a mixture of small group work and class group work. The material on "Europe for Children and Young People" combines an oral part of the task with a research task, which can be given as Homework. The task "Languages in Europe" can also be used as homework for all language levels, but must be followed up in class. The class project around the Euro also offers itself as homework
with a follow-up in the classroom. The listening and visual understanding "Europe and you – Election to the European Parliament" is suitable for the senior cycle (grades 10-12). The research task can be given as homework. The material on the European Youth Parliament is suitable for the Senior Cycle. Here, a reading text, a research task and a class project (contact with an Irish member of the Youth Parliament) are combined. Listening comprehension "Europe and you- Europe in Everyday Life" brings students of the Senior Cycle closer to the importance of the EU for everyday life.
Learning Objectives:
Students can
• answer knowledge questions about Europe
• identify EU member states
• read information about the history of the EU
• present the information in class
• conduct a partner interview on the topic "Europe for children and young people – going abroad for some time?"
• research which official languages exist in Europe
• collect ideas for a "European Day of Languages" event at the school
• make assumptions about the importance of the German language in the coming years
• understand an information text about the Euro and EU countries
• identify the countries of origin of European cash coins
• understand the video clip "The EU and you – Elections to the European Parliament"
• do some research on Members of the European Parliament
• understand a text on the European Youth Parliament
• research whether there are Irish members of the European Youth Parliament
with a follow-up in the classroom. The listening and visual understanding "Europe and you – Election to the European Parliament" is suitable for the senior cycle (grades 10-12). The research task can be given as homework. The material on the European Youth Parliament is suitable for the Senior Cycle. Here, a reading text, a research task and a class project (contact with an Irish member of the Youth Parliament) are combined. Listening comprehension "Europe and you- Europe in Everyday Life" brings students of the Senior Cycle closer to the importance of the EU for everyday life.
Learning Objectives:
Students can
• answer knowledge questions about Europe
• identify EU member states
• read information about the history of the EU
• present the information in class
• conduct a partner interview on the topic "Europe for children and young people – going abroad for some time?"
• research which official languages exist in Europe
• collect ideas for a "European Day of Languages" event at the school
• make assumptions about the importance of the German language in the coming years
• understand an information text about the Euro and EU countries
• identify the countries of origin of European cash coins
• understand the video clip "The EU and you – Elections to the European Parliament"
• do some research on Members of the European Parliament
• understand a text on the European Youth Parliament
• research whether there are Irish members of the European Youth Parliament
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Materialband Europa (Deutsch)
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