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= E5 E - Fit for English 6 =

'''Mini-Beschreibung:''' Sichere die tragenden Englisch-5-Kompetenzen aus listening, reading, speaking, writing, mediation, vocabulary, pronunciation und grammar und bereite Dich behutsam auf Klasse 6 vor. Dieser aiMOOC ist für '''Klasse 5, E-Niveau, Englisch als erste Fremdsprache in Baden-Württemberg''' gedacht.

'''Your learning loop:''' see → listen → understand → repeat → use → feedback → use again.

[[Datei:English Class in School.jpg|500px|rahmenlos|center]]

'''Look.''' What can you see? Say three easy words.

'''Listen.''' Hear the word ''classroom'' and repeat it.

[[Datei:En-uk-classroom.ogg|300px|center]]

'''Say:''' ''This is my classroom. I learn English here.''

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== So arbeitest Du ==

Use as much English as you can. Deutsche Hilfe ist da, wenn Du sie brauchst.

# '''See:''' Look at a picture, word or short text.
# '''Listen:''' Listen once for the main idea. Listen again for details.
# '''Understand:''' Find key words and important information.
# '''Repeat:''' Say useful chunks aloud.
# '''Use:''' Make your own short sentence, dialogue or text.
# '''Feedback:''' Check meaning, word order and pronunciation.
# '''Use again:''' Improve one sentence and try again.

'''Important:''' Verständlichkeit ist wichtiger als Akzentfreiheit. Eigene Audioaufnahmen sind freiwillig und bleiben privat. Lade keine persönlichen Aufnahmen ungefragt hoch. Nutze externe KI-Werkzeuge nur, wenn dies erlaubt und sinnvoll ist. Prüfe KI-Hilfen und behalte Deine eigene Sprachproduktion.

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== Deine Lernziele ==

After this course, you can ...

# understand the main idea in short classroom and everyday listening texts.
# read short connected texts and find important information.
# take part in simple dialogues and give a short presentation.
# write a short connected text with clear basic sentences.
# explain simple information from English in German or from German in simple English.
# use important vocabulary, pronunciation patterns and basic grammar more safely.

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== New words and chunks ==

Keep the list small. Use the words again and again.

{| class="wikitable"
! English
! Hilfe
! Example
|-
| '''usually'''
| meistens
| I usually get up at seven.
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| '''sometimes'''
| manchmal
| I sometimes play basketball.
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| '''because'''
| weil
| I like English because it is fun.
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| '''first'''
| zuerst
| First, I have breakfast.
|-
| '''then'''
| dann
| Then, I go to school.
|-
| '''Can you ...?'''
| Kannst du ...?
| Can you swim?
|-
| '''I think ...'''
| Ich denke ...
| I think the story is funny.
|-
| '''Could you repeat that, please?'''
| Bitte wiederholen.
| Could you repeat that, please?
|}

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== Vorwissen-Check ==

Try without help first.

# Say your name, age and one thing you like.
# Say three things you do on a normal school day.
# Ask a partner two questions.
# Read: ''Sam lives near a park. Sam usually walks to school with a friend. After school, they often play table tennis.'' What does Sam do after school?
# Write three connected sentences about yourself.

'''Mini-feedback:''' If this is easy, add ''because'', ''and'', ''but'', ''then'' or ''sometimes''. If it is difficult, use the chunks in this course and try again later.

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= Listening and speaking =

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== Meet and talk ==

Watch a short beginner dialogue. Listen first. Do not stop at every word.

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'''First listening:''' Who is speaking? What is the situation?

'''Second listening:''' Listen for names and greetings.

'''Repeat:'''
# ''Hello. What's your name?''
# ''My name's ...''
# ''Nice to meet you.''
# ''How are you?''
# ''I'm fine, thanks.''

'''Use it:'''

A: Hello. What's your name?
B: My name's Jamie. What's your name?
A: I'm Alex. Nice to meet you.
B: Nice to meet you too.

Now change the names. Then add one question: ''Where are you from?'' or ''What do you like?''

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== Daily routines ==

[[Datei:Children in a classroom.jpg|500px|rahmenlos|center]]

Look at the picture. What may happen before school, at school and after school?

Now listen.

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'''Listen again and clap when you hear a daily activity.'''

Useful chunks:
# ''I get up at ...''
# ''I have breakfast.''
# ''I go to school.''
# ''I have lunch.''
# ''After school, I ...''
# ''In the evening, I ...''
# ''I go to bed at ...''

'''Your turn:''' Say four connected sentences about your day. Use ''first'', ''then'' or ''after school''.

Example: ''I get up at seven. Then I have breakfast. I go to school at eight. After school, I play football.''

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== Can you ...? ==

{{#ev:youtube| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vUTq-Pd4Vs |500|center}}

Listen for '''can''' and '''can't'''.

A: Can you swim?
B: Yes, I can.
A: Can you play the guitar?
B: No, I can't. But I can sing.

'''Speak:''' Ask three ''Can you ...?'' questions. Give full short answers.

'''Feedback:''' After ''can'' use the base form: ''can swim'', ''can sing'', ''can play''. Not: ''can swims''.

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== Time and routines ==

{{#ev:youtube| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81MmK177K_c |500|center}}

Listen for times. You do not need every word.

Say:
# ''It's seven o'clock.''
# ''It's half past seven.''
# ''I get up at seven.''
# ''School starts at eight.''

'''Mini-output:''' Say two times from your day.

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= Pronunciation =

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== Hear, repeat, compare ==

The goal is clear speech.

Listen to the English alphabet.

[[Datei:Alphabet.oga|300px|center]]

Listen to two classroom words.

[[Datei:En-uk-teacher.ogg|300px|center]]

[[Datei:En-uk-classroom.ogg|300px|center]]

'''Repeat slowly, then normally.'''

Try these contrasts:
# ''three'' – ''tree''
# ''this'' – ''dis''
# ''school'' – ''cool''
# ''can'' – ''can't''

You do not need a perfect accent. Make the important sounds clear and use a natural sentence rhythm.

'''Sentence practice:''' ''Can you help me, please?''

Say it once slowly. Then say it again as one chunk.

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= Reading =

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== Read for the main idea ==

Read the short text.

'''A school day'''

''Hi, I'm Maya. I'm eleven and I live with my family in a small town. On school days, I usually get up at seven. I have breakfast and walk to school with my friend Noor. My favourite subjects are English and art because I like stories and drawing. At lunch time, I often talk to my friends. After school, I sometimes play basketball. In the evening, I do my homework and read. I usually go to bed at half past nine.''

'''First read:''' What is the text mainly about?

'''Second read:''' Find:
# Maya's age
# two school subjects
# one after-school activity
# her bedtime

'''Think:''' Which sentence tells you why Maya likes English and art?

'''Reading tip:''' Do not translate every word. Look for names, times, repeated words and connectors such as ''and'', ''but'', ''because'', ''then''.

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== Read and respond ==

Answer in short English sentences.

# What time does Maya get up?
# Who walks to school with Maya?
# Why does Maya like English and art?
# What does Maya sometimes do after school?
# Is your day similar or different?

'''Feedback:''' For information about another person, watch the verb: ''Maya likes'', ''Maya plays'', ''Maya goes''.

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= Writing =

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== From sentence to short text ==

Build a small text in three steps.

'''Step 1 – ideas:'''
name – age – school – favourite subject – hobby – one routine

'''Step 2 – chunks:'''
# ''My name is ...''
# ''I'm ... years old.''
# ''My favourite subject is ... because ...''
# ''After school, I ...''
# ''I usually ...''
# ''Sometimes, I ...''

'''Step 3 – connect:'''

''My name is Robin and I'm eleven years old. My favourite subject is English because I like short stories. After school, I often ride my bike. I usually do my homework before dinner, but sometimes I read first.''

Now write '''five to seven connected sentences''' about a fictional profile or about yourself.

'''Check:'''
# Does every sentence start with a capital letter?
# Does every sentence end clearly?
# Did you use at least two connectors?
# Did you check ''he/she/it + s'' where needed?
# Can another person understand your text easily?

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= Mediation =

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== Help someone understand ==

Mediation is not word-for-word translation. Give the important information.

'''Situation:''' A German-speaking classmate does not understand this message:

''Hi everyone! Our English Club meets on Thursday at 3:15 in room 12. Bring a pen and your notebook. We are making a mini-poster about our favourite hobbies. You do not need to bring food.''

Explain the important information in German.

'''Possible key points:''' Donnerstag, 15:15 Uhr, Raum 12, Stift und Heft mitbringen, Mini-Poster über Hobbys, kein Essen nötig.

Now go the other way.

'''Situation:''' Your English-speaking exchange partner asks what this means:

''Treffpunkt ist um 8 Uhr vor der Schule. Bitte bring eine Trinkflasche mit.''

Say in simple English:

''We meet at eight in front of the school. Please bring a water bottle.''

'''Feedback:''' Keep the meaning. Short and clear is good.

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= Vocabulary =

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== Build useful word groups ==

Do not learn long random lists. Learn words in useful groups and chunks.

{| class="wikitable"
! Topic
! Useful words and chunks
|-
| school
| classroom, subject, homework, break, timetable, teacher
|-
| routines
| get up, have breakfast, go to school, come home, go to bed
|-
| free time
| play, read, meet friends, ride a bike, listen to music
|-
| feelings
| happy, tired, excited, worried, hungry
|-
| talking
| I think ..., I like ..., I don't like ..., Can you ...?, What about you?
|}

'''Use it:''' Pick one word from three different rows and make a short connected text.

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= Grammar in communication =

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== Present simple: routines and facts ==

Use the '''present simple''' for routines, habits and facts.

''I play basketball on Mondays.''
''We live near the school.''
''She likes music.''
''He goes to school by bus.''

'''Remember:''' he / she / it often gets '''-s'''.

Ask:
''Do you play basketball?''
''Does she like music?''

Answer:
''Yes, I do.''
''No, she doesn't.''

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== Present progressive: happening now ==

Use the '''present progressive''' for something happening now.

''I am reading.''
''You are listening.''
''They are playing.''

Compare:

''I play football on Fridays.'' = routine
''I am playing football now.'' = happening now

'''Mini-dialogue:'''

A: What are you doing?
B: I'm reading. What about you?
A: I'm doing my homework.

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== Have got and be ==

Use familiar structures safely.

''I have got a brother.''
''She has got a new bike.''
''We haven't got a test today.''

''I am tired.''
''They are at school.''
''Is he your friend?''

Use these forms in real messages about people, possessions and situations.

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== Questions ==

Useful question starters:

# ''What ...?''
# ''Where ...?''
# ''When ...?''
# ''Who ...?''
# ''How ...?''
# ''Why ...?''

Example:

A: What do you do after school?
B: I usually meet my friends.

A: Why do you like English?
B: Because I like speaking and stories.

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== A small look ahead to class 6 ==

You do '''not''' need to learn new class-6 grammar here. Just notice that English can also talk about the past and the future.

'''Past – only a preview:'''
''Yesterday, I played football.''

'''Future – only a preview:'''
''Tomorrow, I'm going to visit my cousin.''

For now, focus on the strong basics: present simple, present progressive, ''can'', ''have got'', ''be'', questions, word order and useful vocabulary.

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= Mini-Wiederholung =

Say or write one example for each point:

# one routine with ''usually''
# one activity happening now
# one sentence with ''can''
# one question
# one sentence with ''because''
# one short mediation sentence

Then choose one sentence and improve it.

Example:

First try: ''I play football.''
Better: ''I usually play football after school because it is fun.''

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= I-can-Check =

Tick what you can do.

{| class="wikitable"
! I can ...
! Yes
! Almost
! Not yet
|-
| understand the main idea of a short listening text
| □
| □
| □
|-
| read a short text and find details
| □
| □
| □
|-
| ask and answer simple questions
| □
| □
| □
|-
| speak for about half a minute about a familiar topic
| □
| □
| □
|-
| write five to seven connected sentences
| □
| □
| □
|-
| explain simple information between German and English
| □
| □
| □
|-
| use present simple and present progressive in context
| □
| □
| □
|-
| make my speech understandable
| □
| □
| □
|}

If you choose ''Almost'' or ''Not yet'', go back to one short section and do the learning loop again.

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= Folgekurs =

Next step: [[E6 E - Fit for English 7|E6 E - Fit for English 7]].

Keep using short English texts, dialogues and listening tasks. In class 6 you can extend the same strong base with more vocabulary, longer texts and new grammar when it is needed.

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= Interaktive Aufgaben =

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== Quiz: Teste Dein Wissen ==

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'''Which sentence describes a routine?'''
(I usually walk to school.)
(!I am walking to school now.)
(!Walk to school!)
(!Can you walk to school?)

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'''Which question asks about an ability?'''
(Can you swim?)
(!Do you swim every Monday?)
(!Are you swimming now?)
(!Where is the pool?)

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'''Which sentence is correct?'''
(She likes music.)
(!She like music.)
(!She liking music.)
(!She can likes music.)

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'''Which sentence talks about something happening now?'''
(They are playing basketball.)
(!They play basketball on Fridays.)
(!They can play basketball.)
(!They like basketball.)

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'''What is a good reading strategy?'''
(Look for key words and the main idea.)
(!Translate every single word first.)
(!Stop after every unknown word.)
(!Ignore names and times.)

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<br>

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'''Which sentence uses because correctly?'''
(I like English because I like stories.)
(!I because like English stories.)
(!Because English I stories.)
(!I like because English stories.)

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'''Which is a clear mediation sentence for Treffpunkt ist um acht Uhr?'''
(We meet at eight.)
(!We eight meet point.)
(!Meeting is clock eight.)
(!At eight German.)

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<br>

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'''Which question is correct?'''
(What do you do after school?)
(!What you do after school?)
(!What does you do after school?)
(!What are you do after school?)

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'''Which answer fits Can you sing?'''
(Yes, I can.)
(!Yes, I do.)
(!Yes, I am.)
(!Yes, I have.)

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'''What is most important for pronunciation in this course?'''
(Clear and understandable speech.)
(!A perfect native accent.)
(!Speaking as fast as possible.)
(!Never making a sound mistake.)

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== Memory ==

<div class="memo-quiz">
{|
|-
| present simple || routines and facts
|-
| present progressive || happening now
|-
| because || gives a reason
|-
| mediation || passes on important meaning
|-
| usually || frequency word
|-
| Can you ...? || asks about ability
|-
| key word || helps you find important information
|-
| understandable speech || pronunciation goal
|}
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== Drag and Drop ==

<div class="lueckentext-quiz">

{| class="wikitable"
! Ordne die richtigen Begriffe zu.
! Thema
|-
| '''Look at the picture'''
| see
|-
| '''Listen for the main idea'''
| listen
|-
| '''Find the key information'''
| understand
|-
| '''Say the useful chunk aloud'''
| repeat
|-
| '''Make your own sentence'''
| use

|}
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== Kreuzworträtsel ==

<div class="kreuzwort-quiz">
{|
|-
| classroom || In welchem englischen Wort steckt der Raum, in dem Du im Unterricht lernst?
|-
| because || Welches englische Wort leitet oft einen Grund ein?
|-
| usually || Welches Häufigkeitswort bedeutet meistens?
|-
| listening || Welche Kompetenz trainierst Du beim Hören?
|-
| mediation || Wie heißt das sinngemäße Vermitteln von Informationen?
|-
| grammar || Welcher Bereich hilft Dir bei Satzbau und Formen?
|}
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== LearningApps ==

<iframe> https://learningapps.org/index.php?s=E5+E+Fit+for+English+6 </iframe>

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== Lückentext ==

<quiz display=simple>
{'''Vervollständige den Text.'''<br>
|type="{}"}
For routines we often use the { present simple }. For something happening now we can use the { present progressive }. After he, she or it a present-simple verb often gets an { s }. We use { can } to talk about ability. The word { because } can give a reason. In reading and listening, important { key words } help us understand the main idea. In mediation we pass on the important { meaning }. Clear and { understandable } speech is more important than a perfect accent.
</quiz>

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= Offene Aufgaben =

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=== Leicht ===

# [[My profile]]: Create a fictional profile with name, age, favourite subject and two hobbies. Write four English sentences.
# [[My school day]]: Draw six small pictures for a school day and label each picture with one English chunk.
# [[Question cards]]: Make five cards with easy questions such as ''What do you like?'' or ''Can you swim?'' Use them with a partner.
# [[Listen and repeat]]: Choose one short audio or video section from this course. Listen three times and repeat two useful sentences.

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=== Standard ===

# [[Mini-dialogue]]: Write and perform a six-line dialogue about hobbies, school or daily routines.
# [[Reading detective]]: Write a short profile of a fictional learner. Give it to a partner and create four questions about key information.
# [[Mediation challenge]]: Write a short German school notice and explain its important information in simple English.
# [[My one-minute talk]]: Prepare a short presentation about a hobby or a normal day. Use notes, not a full script.

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=== Schwer ===

# [[Two-day comparison]]: Compare a normal school day and a weekend day in a short text. Use connectors and frequency words.
# [[Listening creator]]: Write a short, fictional listening script with two speakers. Read it aloud for a partner. A recording is optional and private.
# [[Language coach]]: Create a mini-help card for present simple, present progressive and ''can''. Use your own examples.
# [[English learning reflection]]: Explain in a short German-English learning journal which strategy helps you most with listening, reading, speaking or writing and why.

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= Lernkontrolle =

# [[Listening transfer]]: Listen to a new short beginner dialogue. Explain the situation, name three details and write one useful chunk you could use yourself.
# [[Reading and inference]]: Read a new short profile. Find explicit information and explain one conclusion that is not written word for word.
# [[Speaking task]]: Take part in a short partner dialogue, ask follow-up questions and then give a 30–60 second mini-presentation on the same topic.
# [[Writing transfer]]: Write a connected text of about seven sentences for a new but familiar situation. Use at least two connectors and check verb forms.
# [[Mediation transfer]]: Pass on the important points of a short school message between German and English without translating word for word.
# [[Grammar in use]]: Explain why one sentence needs present simple and another needs present progressive, then create your own matching pair.
# [[Self-correction]]: Improve a short text with three typical problems in word order, verb forms or punctuation and explain one correction.

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= Lernnachweis =

For a successful learning record, show that you can:

# understand the main idea and important details in short listening and reading texts.
# use simple English actively in a dialogue and a short presentation.
# write a short connected text with understandable sentence structure.
# mediate important information appropriately rather than word for word.
# use central vocabulary in context.
# distinguish core uses of present simple and present progressive.
# use ''can'', ''be'', ''have got'' and basic questions safely.
# make your pronunciation clear enough to be understood.
# use feedback to improve a second version of your own language output.

No public upload of personal audio or video is required for the learning record.

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= OERs zum Thema =

<iframe> https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Englische_Sprache </iframe>

'''Freie bzw. offen zugängliche Lernmedien im Kurs:''' Wikimedia-Commons-Dateien für Bilder und Aussprache sowie ausgewählte frei zugängliche Lernvideos. Prüfe bei einer Weiterverwendung immer die Lizenzangaben der jeweiligen Datei.

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= Medienpool zum Weiterüben =

[[Datei:20230709 English classroom in school.jpg|500px|rahmenlos|center]]

'''Picture task:''' Describe five things you can see. Then say what people may be doing.

[[Datei:Students in a classroom.jpg|500px|rahmenlos|center]]

'''Speaking task:''' Imagine two students are new. Create a short welcome dialogue.

[[Datei:The English Alphabet Alphabet (ABC) Pronunciation-BPIfoEMnJVM.webm|500px|center]]

'''Pronunciation task:''' Listen to the alphabet. Pause after groups of letters and repeat.

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= Verknüpfte Lernbereiche =

{| align=center
{{:D-Tab}}
'''[[Englisch Klasse 5]]'''
# [[Hörverstehen Englisch|Listening]]
# [[Leseverstehen Englisch|Reading]]
# [[Sprechen Englisch|Speaking]]
# [[Schreiben Englisch|Writing]]
# [[Sprachmittlung Englisch|Mediation]]
# [[Englischer Wortschatz|Vocabulary]]
# [[Englische Aussprache|Pronunciation]]
# [[Englische Grammatik|Grammar]]
# [[Present simple]]
# [[Present progressive]]
# [[Modalverb can]]
|}

[[Kategorie:Englisch]]
[[Kategorie:Englisch als erste Fremdsprache]]
[[Kategorie:Klasse 5]]
[[Kategorie:Baden-Württemberg]]
[[Kategorie:E-Niveau]]
[[Kategorie:Hörverstehen]]
[[Kategorie:Leseverstehen]]
[[Kategorie:Sprechen]]
[[Kategorie:Schreiben]]
[[Kategorie:Sprachmittlung]]
[[Kategorie:Grammatik]]
[[Kategorie:Wortschatz]]
[[Kategorie:Aussprache]]

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= aiMOOC-Projekte =
[[Kategorie:AI_MOOC]] [[Kategorie:GPT aiMOOC]]
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E5 E - Fit for English 6 - Versionsgeschichte

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