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Ti minutter Dansk

Step 7, set 5

The dark cellar

The text

Tip for the adult

Read it twice if you can: the first time to get the words right and the second time to read it as a whole.

Der er mørkt i kælderen.

Emil skal hente en kasse.

Han trykker på kontakten, men pæren er sprunget.

Der falder lidt lys ind fra døren.

Han hører noget bag sig.

Han vender sig om.

Det er bare katten.

Emil griner og går op.

On to the talk

Talk about the text

Tip for the adult

Talk about the three questions. The third is about your child's own life and has no right answer.

  1. What is it that Emil hears in the cellar?Hvad er det, Emil hører i kælderen?

  2. Why does Emil laugh at the end?Hvorfor griner Emil til sidst?

  3. Have you heard something in the dark that turned out to be harmless?Har du hørt noget i mørke, som viste sig at være ufarligt?

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Write the words

The words are from set 4, "The shark".

Say the word, or tap the speaker, and your child writes it on a piece of paper. Open the word afterwards and see if it matches.

Say the word, and your child writes it on a piece of paper. Afterwards, check together whether it matches the word here.

  1. Show the word

    tænder

  2. Show the word

    blod

  3. Show the word

    mange

Write together: Your child tells you one sentence about the story, and you write it down. Then your child reads the sentence aloud.

Link to this set: timinutter.dk/en/trin/7/5

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Ti minutter was made by Martin Hasbirk Brandt, a teacher in a Danish primary school. Through JumpAI.dk he runs AI courses for teaching staff and school leaders at independent and private schools.