Nederland waterland

Nederland waterland
Unit 15 Literature
We are exploring the relationship between the Dutch and the water-Nederland waterland
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Nederland waterland
Unit 15 Literature
We are exploring the relationship between the Dutch and the water-Nederland waterland

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Programma
Inquiry question: What does Nederland waterland mean?
Formative next week: 1 minute presentation about Nederland waterland. Pick a photo that is representative of one aspect of Nederland waterland. Tell us about the picture.

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Programma
-quick recap of work done in class last week
-continue with literature about water
-Dutch landscape
-Last part of the lesson outside :)




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Persoonswoorden
ik, jij/je, ze, we, het, hij, u, wij, jullie, zij. 
De kinderen lopen op straat. ...gaan naar school.
Opa en oma komen morgen. ....komen met de auto.
Vader zit op de bank. .... leest de krant.
Het poesje drinkt melk. .... heeft honger.
Oma is oud. ... is 90 jaar.

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Literature about the relationship with water

Op hoop van zegen-Herman Heijermans 1900
Het wassende water-Herman de Man 1920
Herinnering aan Holland-Hendrik Marsman 1936

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Herinnering aan Holland
 Memory of Holland is a poem written by Dutch poet Hendrik Marsman (1899–1940), first published in 1936. The poem describes the Dutch landscape and the Dutch struggle against the water. It is one of the best-known poems in the Dutch language.

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Read the poem
What is the poem about?
Which words are typically about the Dutch landscape? Underline these words.
Circle all the finite verbs.
10 min.


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Discuss the assignment

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Find your poplar 
You can use an app like PictureThis

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Find your favourite water
Sloot
Kanaal
Gracht
Meer/plas
Ringdijk
Rivier
Beek

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Assignment
Go outside and look at the landscape. Can you find typically Dutch looking areas?
Take two pictures, one of a poplar and one of a body of water and share it with me by e-mail today.

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