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What you will learn with film 11 |
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 Going to the football match -"I like cycling". |
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Summary This sections enables pupils to talk about some of the sports and pastimes they like and dislike doing in their spare time. They also learn how to ask in German what other people like doing. Discovering mutual interests is an important part of developing relationships between children. We see some of the hobbies enjoyed by German children, and find out more about football and jazz in Germany. |
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Although team sports are taught in German schools, it is rare for schools to have teams that compete against each other. Competition is usually between sports clubs. http://www.ukgermanconnection.org/microsites/?location_id=5 Goethe Institut cultural
information Official Germany website cultural
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Point: Team sports and school teams|
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Double Club German is the place for you to improve your German, both on and off the pitch! With a programme of after-school Double Club: German sessions, you'll learn all about the German language and German culture. You'll learn some cool football tricks, too. |
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The Jazz Orchestra's players come from schools all over freiburg; they have to audition for a place in this famous group, which regularly performs internationally. We hear them playing the Caribbean calypso "St. Thomas" by Sonny Rollins - named after the West Indies island, and based on a tune remembered from his childhood that his mother sang to him. |
 "Sonny "Rollins, 1930 - |
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