Dann los! 2

Textbook

Dann los! 1 is a modern series for learning German in primary school (for grades 7 and 8). It provides content that is optimally aligned with the curriculum, a friendly progression of grammar and vocabulary, regular pronunciation and intonation practice, and modern learning tools.

Approval number: 1176/2/2023 Go to the online store

Product advantages

Communication skills from the ground up – engaging stories and scenarios, with regular pronunciation and intonation practice.
Neurodidactic advantages: fostering positive emotions, engagement, and interest – all of which support material retention.
Tasks for ambitious students with an adventure theme – Segel hoch – Sails Up.
Systematic reinforcement of lexical expressions and grammar.
Self-evaluation – enhanced with exercises.
Clear layout: user-friendly lesson organization, with 1 lesson (45 minutes) = 1 page.
A multimedia version of the textbook and workbook is available on the Profidesk.io portal.
Easy access to audio materials through QR codes.
A rich set of teaching resources for the instructor.

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Downloadable materials

Documentation
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Documentation 2024
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To receive them, please contact the publisher at: info@wydawnictwodraco.pl
Quizzes, tests, and answers
Exam lesson plans are available exclusively to teachers. To receive them, please contact the publisher at: info@wydawnictwodraco.pl.
Lesson plans
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A multimedia version of the textbook and workbook is available on the Profidesk.io portal.
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Supplementary videos explaining basic grammatical concepts, based on the Dann los curriculum – presented by Arkadiusz Gerlica.
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Kahoot
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Audio materials

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Additional materials

YouTube videos

Pronunciation of the endings -er and -e

Prepositions used with the accusative and dative cases

Imperative mood

Pronunciation of the sounds ei, au, and eu

The past tense (Präteritum) of the verbs haben and sein

Pronunciation of short and long vowels O and U

The past tense (Perfekt) with the auxiliary verb haben

The past tense (Perfekt) with the auxiliary verb sein

Personal pronouns in the accusative case

Personal pronouns in the dative case

Pronunciation of the ng sound

Interactive materials

Dann los
Dann los! 2, Kapitel 1
- Kahoot! Kapitel 1
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Dann los! 2, Kapitel 2
- Kahoot! Kapitel 2
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Dann los! 2, Kapitel 3
- Kahoot! Kapitel 3
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Dann los! 2, Kapitel 4
- Kahoot! Kapitel 4
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Dann los! 2, Kapitel 5
- Kahoot! Kapitel 5
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Dann los! 2, Kapitel 6
- Kahoot! Kapitel 6
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Authors

Dagmara Wójcik

A graduate in German philology—completed with honors. Specialization in teaching. Actively conducts language courses and is also pursuing additional studies in humanities.
dr Sławomira Kołsut

A long-time teacher and instructor of German, and the author of several German language textbooks. She is a language neurodidactician and a researcher at the Department of Applied Linguistics at Silesian University of Technology.
Ernest Vogt

An applied linguist, language didactician, and pedagogue, Prof. Dr. habil. in the Humanities, a professor at both the Institute of Applied Linguistics at the University of Gdańsk and the Institute of Applied Polish Studies at the University of Warsaw. He is also a teacher trainer and a positive psychologist.
Monika Janicka

A Germanist and Doctor of Linguistics, adjunct professor in the Department of Applied Linguistics at Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin. She is the author of articles on foreign language didactics as well as educational and examination materials. A trainer with experience in conducting training sessions for foreign language teachers. Since 2017, she has served as Vice President of the International Association of Teachers of German (Internationaler Deutschlehrerinnen- und Deutschlehrerverband). She was also a longtime President of the Polish Association of German Language Teachers.