We learned how to conjugate and use sprechen, lesen, and sehen. All three are irregular verbs.

Joshua used the first half of class to work on his journal project. We then reviewed the conjugations of mogen and learned useful expressions for likes and dislikes. We then practiced speaking.

We learned the different masculine, feminine, neuter, nominative, and accusative forms of kein to negate nouns. We then learned how to conjugate the irregular verb mogen to express likes and dislikes.

Joshua used the first half of class to work on his journal entries for the second Miniprojekt. We then learned how to use the phrase, "es gibt" to say there is or there are.

We played a directions game in German. We had a 'map' of a city and drew cards that told us how to move. The goal was to exit the city.

We learned how to ask for and give directions. We watched an Easy German video demonstrating several useful phrases on this topic.

We explored several German cities on https://panorama-cities.net/. We then learned to ask the location of places like the train station, post office, bank, hotel, theater, etc.

We continued practicing the present perfect tense. We then went over new vocabulary for the quiz on Friday. We also looked through a German frequency dictionary and will start adding words from it to the weekly vocab quizzes.

We practiced using the present perfect tense. We also learned the past participle of several strong and mixed verbs. I introduced the second miniproject. He will write two journal entries in the past tense.

We learned when to use the simple past and when to use the present perfect tense in conversation. We then practiced forming the past participle of verbs for the present perfect tense.