Have you ever stopped to watch the insects buzzing around in your garden or park? Today we're going to discover how to name these tiny creatures in German!
Germany has beautiful countryside full of butterflies, bees, and dragonflies. When German children go exploring in nature, they love spotting and naming all the insects they find - and now you'll be able to join in the fun!
Here are today's new German insect words. Click each word to hear how it's pronounced, then say it out loud yourself!
Notice how some insects use der (masculine) like 'Der Schmetterling' while most use die (feminine) like 'Die Marienkäferin'. This is how German describes the 'gender' of nouns.
See the English word first and try saying the German insect name before flipping the card! This helps your memory stick the words firmly.
Listen carefully to the insect words and click them on your bingo card as you hear them! Work quickly to get a line or full house.
Your teacher will hand out worksheets. Find and circle all the hidden German insect names in the letter grid - they're hiding in all directions!
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