Kids absorb new language like a Sponge. Our course for children is designed as an attractive introduction to the German language. The course will be brimming with activities, games, rhymes, and other activities. We would be having a fun, interactive lessons with kids which definitely you don’t want to miss out. Hallo…. Deutschland.

We will cover the following topics in the Demo Class:

1. Introduction
2. Phonetik
3. Alphabets
4. Alphabets+words
5. Numbers cardinal 1-20

WHY KIDS SHOULD LEARN GERMAN:

The younger your child is, the better it is to introduce him/her to a foreign language. German is the third most popular language taught worldwide. Apart from the linguistic view, learning German is beneficial as it brings economic opportunity, culture gain and networking

potential. Whether your child is a newbie or wants to continue learning after a long lapse in his/her studies, we are here to provide your child with fun and engaging German material that covers a huge variety of topics. Read on to find out why learning German is worthwhile.

1. Easy to acquire language:

Ever heard people saying that learning German is impossible? Well, it’s a MYTH! If your child is an English speaker, he/she is already at an advantage since both the languages share the same root. “Wasser” means ‘Water’ and “Vater” means ‘father’. Not so hard, isn’t it?

2. Gateway to world class higher education:

German universities have an excellent international reputation. In 2011, Germany was the fourth most popular destination for foreign students with more than a quarter million enrolled in the universities. What’s the plus point? Higher education comes with very low or non-existent tuition fees.

3. Language of inventors and innovators:

Germany, as a nation popularly known for research and development, stands on the front line of introducing new technologies. Over a hundred Nobel Prizes have been awarded to Germans for their accomplishments in physics, medicine, literature, chemistry and various other areas. So, if your child is dreaming of achieving a Nobel Prize, learning German might not be a bad place to start.

4. Globally recognized culture:

Does Oktoberfest ring a bell? How about sausages? Or a BMW or Volkswagen? From science, food, events to global brands, German culture is widely adopted around the world. By learning the language, your child will become a part of the culture.

So, enroll your child for the German Demo Class and let the magic of language unfold in a creative manner with BaaBee TV.