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Die Uhr lesen - Reading the Clock

Welcome! Let’s read the clock together

Vokabeln - Vocabulary

On the hour made easy

Saying the exact time clearly

Saying minutes past with NACH

Saying minutes to with VOR

Saying half past with HALB

Quarter past and quarter to made friendly

Aufgabe 1: Wie spät ist es?

Quick practice: What time is it?

Aufgabe 2: Lesen

Read and match the times

Vocab:

Check your words: time expressions

Tell the time: on the hour and exact minutes

Past, to, half, and quarters review

Help your child master telling time in German with German Time Mastery for Young Learners: Nach, Vor, Halb. Designed for kids and early teens, this fun, bite-sized course turns tricky time phrases into simple, memorable steps. Learners start with reading analog clocks in German, then build confidence with on-the-hour times, exact minutes, and the most important everyday expressions: minutes past (nach), minutes to (vor), and the uniquely German way to say half past (halb). Friendly explanations, colorful examples, and quick-check quizzes make progress feel natural and rewarding. By focusing on real-life phrases—like Viertel nach and Viertel vor—students learn how time is truly used in German-speaking countries. The course blends vocabulary, pattern recognition, and hands-on practice so learners can answer “Wie spät ist es?” clearly and correctly, every time. Perfect for homeschoolers, classroom support, or independent study, it’s paced to encourage short, regular practice sessions that stick. No prior German expertise is required—just curiosity and a willingness to try. By the end, your learner will read clocks, say exact times, and confidently use nach, vor, and halb like a native.

(A1) Lerne die Zeit 🕰️ - How to tell the time in German

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            <p>Time talks in every classroom, playground, and family schedule—and this course turns it into a fun and friendly adventure for young learners. German Time Mastery for Young Learners: Nach, Vor, Halb builds confidence step by step, starting with reading the clock and moving into the core expressions kids hear and use every day. We begin by making analog clocks easy to read, then layer in clear vocabulary for telling time on the hour and to the exact minute. From there, learners discover how German uses nach for “past,” vor for “to,” and the special logic behind halb—an essential difference from English that becomes intuitive through examples and practice.</p>

<p>Each section is short, focused, and practical. First, Die Uhr lesen equips learners to read clock faces quickly. Next, Vokabeln - Vocabulary breaks down time phrases into bite-sized modules: on the hour, exact minutes, nach, vor, halb, plus friendly “quarter past” and “quarter to” expressions. To lock it all in, two lightweight practice sets—Aufgabe 1: Wie spät ist es? and Aufgabe 2: Lesen—offer quick checks and matching activities. The final Vocab review quizzes bring everything together so learners can confidently tell time in real-life situations. By the end, students won’t just recognize German time expressions—they’ll use them naturally in conversations, schedules, and stories.</p>
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