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eventuell auch zum Tages-und Jahresablauf, zu Wetter und Kleidung, zu Befinden, Gesundheit und Ernährung, zur Freizeitgestaltung, zur näheren Umgebung und zur Natur sowie auch zu anderen Bereichen verstehen.  \nFarm animal flash cards  \nA lot of noise  \nAnimal rhyme  \nWhat the animals eat and drink  \nAnimals are different  \nAnimals are useful  \nWhat the animals could tell us  \nHV 2a: Kann sehr einfache und kurze situativ aufbereitete Informationen im Wesentlichen verstehen.  \nWhat the animals eat and drink  \nAnimals are different  \nAnimals are useful  \nWhat the animals could tell us  \nHV 2b: Kann kurze Reime, Liedtexte und rhythmische Sprüche (Chants) verstehen.  \nA lot of noise  \nAnimal rhyme  \nZS 1b: Kann sehr einfache Aussagen zu Familie und Freundeskreis, zur Schule, eventuell auch zum Tages-und Jahresablauf, zu Wetter und Kleidung, Befinden, Gesundheit und Ernährung, zur Freizeitgestaltung, zur näheren Umgebung, zur Natur und zu anderen Themen aus verschiedenen 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