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Da Kommt Kalle

Kalle und Pia
Das ist Pia. Sie ist Polizistin von Beruf. Sie hat jeden Tag schwierige Fälle zu lösen. Aber das ist kein Problem, denn Kalle hilft seinem Frauchen natürlich.

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Kalle und seine Familie
Hier fühlt sich Kalle richtig wohl. Ist ja auch kein Wunder. Pia, Stefan und die Kinder Merle und Hanno haben Kalle richtig gern!

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Merle und Hanno
Wenn Kalle gerade mal nicht in einem wichtigen Fall ermittelt, spielt er am liebsten mit Merle und Hanno.

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Hier wohnt Kalle
In diesem Haus in Flensburg wohnt Kalle mit seiner Familie.

Kalle und Olli
Das ist Olli. Er ist ein Kollege von Pia. Wenn er sich auf Verbrecherjagd nicht gerade irgendwelche Plessuren holt...

Pia und Olli
... hilft er natürlich Pia knifflige Kriminalfälle zu lösen.

Pias Kollegen
Das in der Mitte ist Polizeichef Eberling. Er ist sauer: Wieder einmal war Kalle mit Pia und Lorenz auf Streife. Dabei ist Kalle gar kein Polizeihund!

Kalle in der Schule
Kalle soll deshalb in die Polizei-Hundeschule. Ob er hier auch Hausaufgaben machen muss?

Pia und Olli ermitteln vor Ort
Kalle ist unschlagbar!Wieder hat er eine heiße Spur zum Täter gefunden. Kalle ist eben eine echte Schnüffelnase!

Kostas und Ronja
Übrigens: Das ist Kostas. Er ist auch auf den Hund gekommen. Kein Wunder: Ronja ist ja auch eine sehr charmante Hündin

Kalle und seine neue Freundin
Das findet Kalle auch und teilt mit Ronja sogar den Platz in seinem Körbchen. Einfach traumhaft, dieses Hundeleben!

Fragen und Aufgaben zur Sendung

Jetzt ist Zeit, um Kalle zu sehen.  Aufgabe ist es die 1. Sendung anzuschauen, und die 2 Fragen zu beantworten.

Folge 1: So ein Zirkus
Wer hat die Tankstelle überfallen? Und wird Kalle die Prüfung zum Polizeihund bestehen?

Willkommen zur 12. Klasse Deutsch 2008

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 My Expectations:

The skill of acquiring a second language is a long and worthwhile process, which can have a great impact upon your life. In German, as in all Year 12 subjects you are required to make a great commitment to your study and learning.

What you should do; be punctual to all your classes; have at least 80% attendance for the year; complete all SACs to a satisfactory standard (you may only miss a SAC with a medical certificate); complete homework; and revise and study areas of personal difficulty (You should know your own strengths and weaknesses in this subject and have a revision study plan to improve in these areas).

Important!!! Never just turn up to class without at least an attempt at a homework task!

 You can help yourself by using German everyday. Make it fun, watch or listen to SBS on a regular basis, call your friends in Germany, write emails and text your German friends, when the exchange students are in Australia go out of your way to talk to them in German, use your Ipod and don’t forget there are 3 German teachers at Monbulk College and about 20 VCE students with whom you may have a conversation with at, or outside of, school.

If you are motivated and organised then I am sure you all have the potential to achieve in this subject. If you are having any difficulties throughout the year with any aspects of the course then please communicate them to me.

I wish you all a good start to your final year of secondary school and look forward to working with you in 2008.

Mr. P Wilson

OUTLINE:

Each VCE subject at Monbulk College will receive 5 periods of class time per week in 2008. However you are likely to experience interruptions to our course time due to public holidays, excursions, incursions, exams, guest speakers and staff/personal illness.

For our 5 periods in a week we will cover grammar, written exam and SAC preparation, prescribed themes and topics incorporating the language skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking. Many of the listening comprehension tasks will be given to you as mp3 files for listening on your portable audio devices.

Semester 1- SAC details and dates

Unit 3

Sac 2 Listening Comprehension Week 4 Thursday 21^st February

Topic; you will be listening to students talking about their opinions on drugs, alcohol and smoking and are required to complete a series of tables and extended answer questions in both German and English.

Sac 3 Role Play Week 7 Thursday 13^th March

This task will require you to complete a role play to resolve an issue. Your issue will have some connection with being on exchange in Germany.

Sac 1 Written Task Week 6 Term 2 15^th/16^th May

This will be an imaginative piece and will cover the topic of work. Possible text types may be diary entry, personal letter, formal letter or story.

Content

Wochen 1, 2, 3 & 4

Thema: ‘Youth Issues’

Grammatik: ‘Present Tense, Modal Verbs, Gender and Cases of Nouns.

Text: Brennpunkt (chapter 1) and Genau Senior (chapter 5)

For detailed outline on a weekly basis, refer to VCE German group.

The flag of Germany was adopted in its present form in 1919. It was readopted with the new constitution of 1949. It is a tricolour, made of three equal horizontal bands coloured black (top), red, and gold (bottom).

There are several theories regarding the origins of the German flag colour scheme and its meaning. The most popular theory is that the black and gold combination relates to the colours on the semi-official coat of arms of the Holy Roman Empire. When the Holy Roman Empire ceased to exist these two colors were closely associated with Austria's Habsburg Dynasty, which became known as the "Black and Gold Monarchy."

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Paul, Kathrin, Annika, Susi, Hannelore

This is a podcast from the Gippsland FM German Learners Radio Program. It dates from 2000 and has an indepth interview with Kathrin from Lübeck.