2.7 Reading Aloud (Articulation)

• Articulation of body and feeling words: der Kopf, der Bauch, weh, müde, Durst, Hunger, froh, traurig, ich, mich
• Sound patterns: ich-Laut ch, ü in müde and fühle, w as v in weh and wie, h in Hunger heard
• Two patterns on the page: Ich habe + need; Ich bin + feeling; Der Kopf tut weh
• Reading short feeling lines clearly so a listener can tell Hunger from Durst and müde from froh

• identify German sound patterns in body and feeling texts
• read feeling sentences aloud with clear articulation
• match a written feeling to the body or mood the line names

“How do you manage your feelings and emotions?”

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1. See the sound, then name the feeling
   40 min · 1 practice tasks · quiz
   Mark ch, ü, w and h in body words, then echo-read Ich habe, Ich bin and tut weh so a partner can tell the need from the mood.
2. Read the sick day so help can hear it
   40 min · 1 practice tasks · quiz
   Read a short sick-day paragraph with habe, bin and tut weh in the right boxes, then send a partner the feeling without pointing at the page.