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Welcome: Let’s Meet the German Week!

Hello, Week! Meet All Seven German Day Names

Sound It Out: Friendly Pronunciation for Each Day

Days One by One: Names, Meanings, and Spelling

Monday to Wednesday: Montag, Dienstag, Mittwoch

Thursday to Sunday: Donnerstag, Freitag, Samstag/Sonnabend, Sonntag

Use Them in Real Life: Phrases and Patterns

Talking About Days: Simple Phrases Kids Can Use

Spelling Champions: Capital Letters and Neat Writing

Check Your Superpowers: Quizzes

Quick Match: German Day Names to English

Spell It Right: Type the Day You Hear

Abbreviation Whiz: Pick the Correct Short Form

Calendar Detective: Which Day Fits the Plan?

Fast Round: Order the Week from Monday to Sunday

Wrap-Up and Feedback

You Did It! Final Tips and Next Steps

Tell Us What You Think: Short Kid-Friendly Survey

Mastering German Weekdays: Recognition, Pronunciation, Spelling, Abbreviations is a fun, kid-friendly course that teaches learners to confidently recognize, say, and spell all seven days of the week in German. Starting with a warm welcome to the German week (Monday through Sunday), children discover how day names appear on calendars, schedules, and classroom timetables. Step-by-step, we break down each word with clear pronunciation tips, stress patterns, and echo-repeat practice to build confident speaking skills. Your child will learn correct capitalization, common abbreviations (Mo., Di., Mi., Do., Fr., Sa., So.), and the regional note on Samstag versus Sonnabend for strong recognition skills.

Through playful memory hooks, simple visuals described in words, and real-life mini-dialogs (planning playdates, lessons, and activities), kids learn to use the days in everyday phrases like “on Monday,” “this Monday,” and “next Monday.” Spelling gets special attention with neat copying strategies, quick self-checks, and spot-the-difference activities to fix common mix-ups. The course wraps with fast, interactive quizzes—matching, spelling from audio, abbreviations, calendar detective work, and ordering the week—to check progress and celebrate success.

If you want a short, engaging program that builds practical German basics and boosts classroom confidence, this course delivers. By the end, learners can read weekly planners, speak clearly, write neatly with proper capitalization, and pick the right abbreviation every time. Let’s make German weekdays simple, memorable, and fun!

(A1) Mastering German Weekdays: Recognition, Pronunciation, Spelling, Abbreviations

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            <p>This playful course turns the German weekdays into friendly characters you can spot, say, and spell with confidence. You’ll meet all seven day names in order from Monday to Sunday, hear how they sound, and learn the short forms you’ll see on calendars and timetables. From the very start, you’ll practice kid-friendly pronunciation—clapping the beats, echo-repeating the sounds, and noticing where the stress goes—so every “Montag” and “Freitag” comes out loud and clear.</p>

<p>We’ll take the days one by one: Montag, Dienstag, Mittwoch, then Donnerstag, Freitag, Samstag or regional Sonnabend, and Sonntag. You’ll see how to capitalize them, remember their spellings, and recognize common abbreviations like Mo., Di., Mi., Do., Fr., Sa., and So. Next, you’ll use them in real life with simple phrases for planning playdates, sports, and music lessons, plus reading a weekly planner to match activities to the right day. Fun quizzes will help you check your superpowers—matching names to English, spelling what you hear, picking the correct short form, and ordering the week. We’ll wrap up with quick review tips and an easy practice plan you can try at home, so every new week feels like an adventure you’re ready for.</p>
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