What should a beginner learn in German?

Incorporate German skills into the practice activities: reading, writing, listening and speaking. In this way, German courses will allow you to develop all communication skills at the same time.

Why is learning German important for kids?

Learning a second language boosts brain power and increases Self-confidence. Kids will learn time management and multitasking. Bilingual kids have the ability to switch between languages. Their ability to think in other languages and communicate in more than one language helps with multitasking.

Is the German language easy for kids to learn?

Young children are generally more adept at picking up new languages. Their brains are more flexible and capable of absorbing linguistic patterns, pronunciation, and vocabulary.

Henry Harvin®- German Language Course for Kids

Module 1: Level A1
- Alphabets
- Counting
- Fruits and Vegetables
- Colors
- Classroom Objects
- Salutation
- Asking Questions (for example- Who is this?, What is that?,...so on)
- Say what one is doing
- Expressing Yourself like talking about likes and dislikes
- Talking about Hobbies
Module 2: Level A2
- Days of the weeks and months of the year
- Directions and Prepositions
- Questions like where do you live?
- Talking about your home
- Talking about your Family
- Animals and Birds
- Sentence Structure
- Write a postcard
- Body Parts
- Describe yourself and someone
- Food and drinks
- Clothes
- Seasons
- Festivals
- Numbers
Module 3: Level B1
- Verbs
- Means of transport
- Listening, Speaking and Reading activities
- Time
- Country, Nationality and Language
- Subjects
- Classroom activities
- Currency
- Zoo
- Expression and idioms associated with animals
- Sports
- Musical instruments
- Talk about things you are interested in
- Talk about things you are afraid
- Vacations
- Verbs and Tenses
- Possessive Adjectives
- Masculine and Feminine
- Singular and Plural
- Negation
Module 4: Level B2
- Describe a person
- Qualificative Adjectives
- Possessive Adjectives
- Relative Pronouns
- The Heroes of Today & Earlier
- Habits
- Ask and Give Information
- Connectors
- Irregular Verbs
- Compare & Classify objects and people
- Ask & Tell the price of something
- Ask & Give an opinion
- Express opposition
- Demonstrative Adjectives & Prepositions
- Narrate a Story
- Past Tense
- Express Emotions & Feelings
- Imperfect Tense
- Simple Future Tense
- Material Description
- Express an Objective
- Express a wish & objective
- Present Conditional Tense
- Listening, Speaking, Reading & Writing Activities
- Auxiliary verbs (to be/to have)
- Possessive adjectives (my, your, his/her…)
- Understand and give directions
- “on” pronoun
- Direct & Indirect pronouns
- Say the time
- Prepositions of location (in, on, next to, in front of…)
- Opposition/Concession
- Gerundive form
- Understand a Written/ Oral advertisement