Arbeitsmaterial Grundschule. Fabeln für den Deutschunterricht: Der Fuchs und der Storch

The Fox and the Stork: Exploring the world of fables with children. Why does the fox invite the stork to dinner and then serve the food in such a way that the stork cannot eat it? And how does the bird take revenge? The Kamishibai picture cards retell Aesop's famous fable and encourage discussions about the behavior of the two unequal friends: "Do not do to others what you do not want done to yourself...". Ready to use: Complete set with a teacher's guide and 22 ready-to-copy templates for worksheets and exercises. What characteristics do all fables have in common? What lessons can children draw from this particular fable for their own lives? In addition to background knowledge about fables, their significance, and history, ethical questions about friendship are also at the forefront. With multiple levels of difficulty, it is suitable for differentiated and competency-oriented teaching in the fable workshop. With eKami: includes a download for large-format Kamishibai images that can be used as a picture book cinema for projectors or interactive whiteboards. Immediately usable: Worksheets and Kamishibai for German lessons in elementary school. All worksheets and exercises are aligned with the eponymous Kamishibai picture story "The Fox and the Stork," which is included in this package as a picture book cinema for projectors or can be purchased separately as a DIN A3 picture card set for Kamishibai storytelling theater. The worksheets come in several differentiation levels. They also address the background of the fable and the importance of key social skills. In the teacher's guide of the package, you will find suggestions for the didactics and methodology of the topic, as well as impulses for further classroom discussions. This way, you can impart solid knowledge about fables and text comprehension to elementary school students without extensive preparation.