Look at the person beside you. In English, describe what they are wearing in one short sentence. Ready? Three, two, one: go!
You already notice clothes — today we put German words on them.
We will meet eight clothing words in two groups of four.
For each card: listen to the audio first, then repeat the German with der, die or das twice. After that, flip to check.
Every answer needs the article in front — the noun alone is not enough. Every German noun starts with a capital letter: watch for that when you flip.
Mia is heading out to the Weihnachtsmarkt (Christmas market), but the labels on her winter outfit are missing.
Volunteers place each German label on the board. Everyone else: whisper the full phrase (article plus noun) and point to that part of your own clothes — or to the picture — while the label is placed. Thumbs up if you agree before we lock it in.
Write four things you are wearing right now, each with der, die or das and a capital letter on the noun. If you are not wearing four of them, choose any four from the list. Copy the German spelling exactly.
Help Mia finish packing for the Weihnachtsmarkt. Match each German clothing phrase to its English meaning on the board.
When a pair flips open, say the full German phrase together (article plus noun), then point to that item on the winter figure or on your own clothes.
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