LANGUAGES ALL AROUND YOU!



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LANGUAGES ALL AROUND YOU!

Languages all around you! This is a collection of activities showing how modern languages are part of everyday life. The idea is to make pupils more aware of the importance of languages, the role they play in many aspects of young people s experience and how languages can be learned while having fun and playing. This booklet is aimed at children of Primary six and seven. Description of contents In six units pupils will explore the following topics: 1. Family & Home 2. Friends & School 3. Languages in Public Places 4. Languages & Travel 5. Languages & Food 6. Languages & Sports How to use this booklet The various tasks do not have to be completed in any particular order however we do suggest starting with the first unit Family & Home. Tasks involve reflections on your own personal experience, research at home and interviewing members of your family and friends. The units have themes appropriate for this age group and are presented in a way that will help stimulate and motivate pupils to study modern languages. The booklet focuses on four European languages: German, French, Spanish and Italian. It is the product of co-operation between four European cultural organisations: the Institut Français d Ecosse, the Goethe Institut, the Consejería de Educación and Consolato Generale d Italia. 2

Familie und zu Hause 1 FAMILY and HOME La familia y el hogar La famille et la maison Casa e familia Write examples here a Are there words from other languages that are sometimes used by members of your family? (Such as Ciao, Slainte, Gesundheit, Kindergarten, croissant, Olé ) b What languages do you speak? Are there any other languages, spoken in your home? I speak c Do your parents or other members of your family speak other languages? My speaks List the languages. If NO leave blank. My speaks My speaks d Ask members of your family if they have ever been in a situation when they would have needed or liked to know a modern language. Ask a member of your family how a foreign language could be useful for them. I asked my... He/she thinks that... would be useful, when......... name all the languages that my family speaks. 3

e Are there books, magazines, leaflets, brochures in other languages in your house? If so, give an example. f Have a look at labels in cupboards, wardrobes and on your bathroom toiletries. Are they all in English or are they also in other languages? Which ones do you recognise? Give examples. recognise labels in different languages. 4

Schule und Freunde 2 FRIENDS and SCHOOL Les amis et l école Los amigos y la escuela Amici e scuola a Have you studied a modern language at school yet? Yes, I have studied... No, I have not studied a modern language so far, but I would like to learn... b Find out which languages you can study at your school. At my school you can study............ c Do any of your friends speak a language at their home that you do not understand? Yes, they speak... If so, ask them about one word in their language and write it down:... No, they speak the same language as me. tell which languages can be studied at my school. say a word in a foreign language that my friend has taught me. 5

d Who do you think might need this sign? Where would you find it?......... e Can you explain, why foot passengers are advised to look right here? recognise different languages on different kinds of signs. tell where many tourists in Scotland come from. 7

Sprachen auf Reisen Los idiomas y los viajes Les langues et le voyage Le lingue nei viaggi 4 LANGUAGES and TRAVEL a Have you ever travelled to a country where you did not speak the language? Yes, I have been to... and people there speak... No, I have never been abroad. b If you have been abroad, how did you make contact with the local people? by using gestures and smile by speaking English by picking up the odd word by using a phrase book I did not try to make contact by speaking some phrases in the local language c Do you know the following words? What language are they? a. Hola! 1. French b. Hallo! 2. Spanish c. Hej! 3. Italian d. Ahoj! 4. German e. Ciao! 5. Swedish f. Salut! 6. Czech d d) Can you name three words in a foreign language that you have picked up when you went abroad? word English translation language... means... in... means... in... means... in Travelling is fun! The following examples will show you that it is not that difficult to cope when you go abroad, even if you do not speak the language. 8

b Reflecting on food from foreign countries Which one did you try? Which one would you like to try? Which one would you eat for breakfast? Which one would you eat for for lunch? Which one would you eat for for dinner? Which one would you eat as a snack? c Food and travel: While travelling abroad which food have you tried? COUNTRY: FOOD: Recognise and name foods from different countries 11

d In your local supermarket find examples of food from other countries. Draw a picture or use a photo and write a brief comment. Example Haribo means Hans Riegel Bonn. It is produced in Bonn (North Rhine-Westphalia) Find foods from different countries in my place Tell if I like some of them 12

d Why do you think knowing other languages are important in the world of sport? Think about sports people living and working in Europe. How can they benefit from knowing other languages? Rank the following reasons 1-6 according to what you think. To understand their audience To understand the comments of the other team/players To find their way around in the country they are visiting To ask for basic things at the place where they are staying To be polite and value the language of the host country Other: recognise words from the world of sports in different European languages. tell why modern languages are important in the sports world. 14

Evaluation 1 Before working on these units, were you aware of the fact that there are many languages all around you? Yes No Had not thought about it Please tick Give reasons: 2 Name three interesting ideas that you have come up with while working on this booklet. 3 What did you learn about modern languages and your everyday life? 4 What lessons did you learn for your future education? Thank you! Merci! Vielen Dank! Grazie! Gracias! 15