2.3 Reading Aloud (Articulation)

• Articulation of direction words: links, rechts, geradeaus, nächste, Straße, Haltestelle, gegenüber
• Sound patterns on the page: ch, ß, ei / ie, z as ts, w as v, r not English
• A labelled Kenyan town in German: die Schule, die Moschee, der Markt, die Haltestelle, die Hauptstraße
• Reading a short route paragraph with clear consonants so a listener can turn left or right

• identify German sound patterns in direction texts
• read a short route aloud with clear articulation
• match a written landmark to its place on a simple map

“Why do we ask for direction?”

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1. See the sound, then turn
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   Mark ch, ß, au and z in direction words, then echo-read links, rechts and geradeaus so a partner can tell them apart.
2. Read the route so a finger can walk it
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   Keep a finger on a labelled Kisumu map while you read a route paragraph, then send a partner with the same words.