D3, D4. VR Deutsch: auf die Baustelle

zum Arzt ins Büro zum Hauptbahnhof

ins KaufhausinsFeuer

insFeuer

auf die Baustellein den Restaurantin denSupermarktinsCafe

#VR <wo willst du hin?>

insKaufhaus

zumArzt

insBüro

zumHauptbahnhof

in denSupermarkt

insCafe

in den Restaurant

auf die Baustelle

1. you just walked onto the scene. Describe, in complete German sentences, what you see happening and why. How is the build going and why do you think this?

2. in the picture are 3 characters. Your task: describe, in complete German sentences, how these characters interacted and what maybe happened to cause the structure to collapse - and why.

In this scenario, you are a construction worker and have an apprentice. The good news is you now have less work to do. The bad news is the apprentice is the boss' clueless child. The child only knows German and it's clearly their first day on the job...

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3. Watch the video bottom right and report on 2 songs, using complete German sentences, by answering: a) what the song was about b) what new words you learned.

4. Ask for 4 "Werkzeuge" from the pile, but wait: your apprentice is confused and doesn't know what these items are, so you'll have to describe them based on appearance. Use full, German sentences. Please use either formal or informal when asking for things but remember: it's the bosses' kid, so be polite!

die Säge

der Hammer

die Farbe, der Farbpinsel und der Farbroller

der Akkuschrauber

der Schraubenschlüssel

die Schrauben

die Bohreinsätze oder Bohrer

die Nagel

7. Your apprentice is doing everything wrong! Explain how he should not be using the below-shown items (have fun, be creative!) and how he should instead use those items correctly. Use complete German sentences.

die Säge

der Hammer

die Farbe, der Farbpinsel und der Farbroller

der Akkuschrauber

der Schraubenschlüssel

die Schrauben

die Bohreinsätze oder Bohrer

die Nagel

5. Your apprentice is inquisitive and wants to know what these six things are and what they are used for. Write in German and use complete sentences using a form like "Das ist etwas, das..." and build relative clauses.

Werkzeuge:

an in-class game like Guess Who...

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8. Now your annoying apprentice wants to know what everyone is doing! Each time you think of what to say, two things come across your mind: a snarky response as well as the accurate response. Write both out, in complete German sentences, for any 3 pictures on the next pages...

8. Now your annoying apprentice wants to know what everyone is doing! Each time you think of what to say, two things come across your mind: a snarky response as well as the accurate response. Write both out, in complete German sentences, for any 3 pictures on the next pages...

8. Now your annoying apprentice wants to know what everyone is doing! Each time you think of what to say, two things come across your mind: a snarky response as well as the accurate response. Write both out, in complete German sentences, for any 3 pictures on the next pages...

8. Now your annoying apprentice wants to know what everyone is doing! Each time you think of what to say, two things come across your mind: a snarky response as well as the accurate response. Write both out, in complete German sentences, for any 3 pictures on the next pages...

8. Now your annoying apprentice wants to know what everyone is doing! Each time you think of what to say, two things come across your mind: a snarky response as well as the accurate response. Write both out, in complete German sentences, for any 3 pictures on the next pages...

8. Now your annoying apprentice wants to know what everyone is doing! Each time you think of what to say, two things come across your mind: a snarky response as well as the accurate response. Write both out, in complete German sentences, for any 3 pictures on the next pages...

9. The new part of your job requires you to report accidents. In full German sentences, describe what likely happened, whether there were any injuries or damages and what could be done to avoid this problem in the future. Choose any 3 accidents.

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9. The new part of your job requires you to report accidents. In full German sentences, describe what likely happened, whether there were any injuries or damages and what could be done to avoid this problem in the future. Choose any 3 accidents.

9. The new part of your job requires you to report accidents. In full German sentences, describe what likely happened, whether there were any injuries or damages and what could be done to avoid this problem in the future. Choose any 3 accidents.

9. The new part of your job requires you to report accidents. In full German sentences, describe what likely happened, whether there were any injuries or damages and what could be done to avoid this problem in the future. Choose any 3 accidents.

9. The new part of your job requires you to report accidents. In full German sentences, describe what likely happened, whether there were any injuries or damages and what could be done to avoid this problem in the future. Choose any 3 accidents.

9. The new part of your job requires you to report accidents. In full German sentences, describe what likely happened, whether there were any injuries or damages and what could be done to avoid this problem in the future. Choose any 3 accidents.

useful vocabulary:

Bauarbeiter(in) - builderLehrling - construction apprenticeKran - craneLeiter - laddererrichten, aufstellen - to stand upaufbauen - to constructhochziehen, hochheben - push up, lift upWerkzeug - toolHolz - woodWand - interior wall, structure wallWandaufbau - wall structure

useful vocabulary:

Bringen Sie mir .... - formalBring mir ... - informaldas Ding - the thingWerkzeug - toolAkku - batteryaus Plastik/Metall/Stahl - out of plastic/metal/steelspitz - pointy, sharp

useful vocabulary:

Dozer - dozerKüh, Stierumhauen - knock over (slang)umreißen - knock downabreißen - tear dwonumstützen - topple (ex: a tree)abbauen - dismantledemolieren - to demolish, break downauf etwas (akk.) stoßen - bump into something