GERMAN LANGUAGE WINTER CAMP 2025 (JLT) -->

he German Language Camp helps children develop strong communication skills and cultural awareness through fun, interactive learning. The three-week program focuses on practical German for everyday use, confidence-building, and cultural exploration.

Week 1 – Greetings & Self

• Ages 5–9 (Play-Based Learning): Children learn basic greetings such as hallo (hello) and tschüss (bye), colors, numbers 1–10, and family words through songs and games.

• Ages 10–15 (Communicative Focus): Students practice formal and informal greetings, introduce themselves using phrases like Ich heiße… (My name is…) and Ich komme aus… (I come from…), and work on clear pronunciation.

Week 2 – Daily Life & Environment

• Ages 5–9 (Play-Based Learning): Kids learn animal names, simple commands such as sitz (sit) and steh auf (stand up), and express feelings using words like glücklich (happy) and traurig (sad). Activities include flashcards and role-play.

• Ages 10–15 (Communicative Focus): Learners talk about their school and home routines, time, and weather using guided dialogues and everyday expressions such as Wie ist das Wetter? (How is the weather?).

Week 3 – Food & Culture

• Ages 5–9 (Play-Based Learning): Children learn common food names, express preferences using Ich mag (I like) and Ich mag nicht (I don’t like), and take part in a simple German-themed craft.

• Ages 10–15 (Communicative Focus): Students role-play ordering food in a café using polite expressions like bitte (please) and danke (thank you), make simple requests, and explore German-speaking countries and traditions.

By the end of the camp, every child will feel more confident using German in everyday situations while discovering its culture through interactive and memorable experiences.