Ninth graders learn reflexive verbs for daily life in German — sich duschen, sich anziehen, sich die Zähne putzen — and put a morning routine in order auf Deutsch.
Students will be able to…
Some daily actions use reflexive verbs — “I wash MYSELF.” How do you describe a morning routine in German?
Project this and have students put the German reflexive morning routine in order.
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Some actions use reflexive verbs — “I wash MYSELF.” How, in German?
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Aligned to the ACTFL World-Readiness Standards for Learning Languages (Intermediate-Low).
Presentational: describe a routine.
Interpersonal: talk about a day.
Connect to daily life.
Compare reflexive verbs.
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Have students name two morning actions in German using reflexive verbs (like “Ich dusche mich”). A printable routine sheet is in the World Languages library.
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