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    Einheit 9.4 (online)

     

     

    Warum gibt es Farben auf dem Mülleimer? Was bedeuten die Farben?

     Was ist Mülltrennung? Nicht alle Länder recyclen wie die Deutschen.  Duncan kommt aus Neuseeland und wohnt in einer WG in Deutschland. Er lernt sehr schnell, was “Mülltrennung” bedeutet. Sehen Sie das Video an, bevor Sie mehr über Mülltrennung lernen.

     Mülltrennung in Deutschland. Lesen Sie den Text.

     

     Wie trenne ich meinen Müll? Sehen Sie die zwei Videos über Mülltrennung an.
    1. Wie trenne ich den Müll in Deutschland?

    2. Mülltrennung in Deutschland

     

     Übung 1. Sortieren Sie den Müll in die richtige Tonne.

     

     

     

     

    Mittagessen vs. Abendessen

     

    In the German-speaking countries, people usually eat their hot meal for lunch. University students often eat in the Mensa, a canteen at the university, where they can select from a variety of food items, from appetizers to main courses to deserts. The food is usually quite good and very affordable for the students. People working in businesses might go to a restaurant, get a quick snack (Imbiss) or bring their own lunch. Large companies often have their own canteen where employees can eat hot meals for lunch.

    Most of the time, the Abendessen is a smaller meal, consisting of bread, cold cuts, cheese, or a salad. On special occasions and celebrations, some people would have a hot meal in the evening, such as when they make fondue or raclette.

    This video gives you an overview of Mittagessen vs. Abendessen as well as regional dishes and of course Kaffee und Kuchen.

    Would you like to learn more about Abendessen or what is sometimes called Abendbrot? Watch these videos: 

     Wortschatz in Quizlet:

    Mülltrennung

    Mahlzeiten

     

     Was wissen Sie jetzt? Klicken Sie hier für Quiz 9.4.

     Oral Presentation: Regionale Spezialitäten

    For your oral presentation, you will research a regional food or beverage from the German-speaking countries. You can work in pairs or by yourself.

    Please sign up for a specific item on the list on eClass. In your presentation, describe the food/beverage, how it is made, what it consists of, in what region it is consumed, any historical background you may find about its origins, etc. You can also research an item that has different names in different regions and tell us about that.

    Your presentation should be no longer than two slides: include some images and short text in bullet points and record your narration (1-2 minutes per person). In your narration, please do not just read out your bullet points, but narrate in full sentences.  Make sure you cite your sources (for images) and write your own narration. Do not copy text from any websites that you visit.

    After you submit your presentation on eClass, you will read/listen to 3 presentations of your classmates (your choice). “Reply” to these three presentations in German and comment whether you would like to try the item or not and why.

    This oral presentation will be assessed according to the Rubric for Oral Presentation.

    Extra Practice (optional):

     Video Serie – Nicos Weg
    Sehen Sie das Video über Recycling und Mülltrennung an und machen Sie alle Übungen.

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