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Thema 1 · Eiland 112345
Klik op mij!Click on me!
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Kijk en luisterLook, click the card and listen
Klik op een kaartje. Zeg het woord na!
Click a card and say the word after Sanne.
Speel!Play the lesson: one task at a time
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Nu jij!Your turn: say it to someone at home
Klik, luister en doe het na.
Click, listen and copy. Every card you do turns green.
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Klaar!All done!
Vergeet niet op de oranje knop Klaar! te drukken, dan kleurt je eiland in!Don’t forget to press the orange Klaar! button, so your island gets coloured in on the map.
✓ Deze les heb je al gedaan!You already finished this lesson.
ik!Les 2 · sticker
Goed gedaan! Tot de volgende keer!
Opdracht voor vandaag
Wijs vandaag naar jezelf en zeg: ik!
Today’s mission: point at yourself and say ik!
Parent: tap when your child did it, for a gold sticker.
Wijs vandaag naar jezelf en zeg: ik!
Today’s mission: point at yourself and say ik!
Parent: tap when your child did it, for a gold sticker.
Thuis
For parents: 3 questions to ask your child in Dutch this week
Wie is de juf?Who is the teacher?
Wijs naar jezelf. Wie is dat?Point at yourself. Who is that? (ik!)
Wijs naar mama. Wie is dat?Point at mum. Who is that? (jij!)
Do this at homeStick the word cards on the fridge. Every time your child walks past, point and say one word.
Talk togetherPoint game: you say ik or jij, your child points at the right person. Go faster and faster!
Ouder-hoekje · learn it too
Mijn kind spreekt nog weinig Nederlands.
My child doesn’t speak much Dutch yet.
Good to tell the juf in the first week.
Good to tell the juf in the first week.
For parents
What your child learns today
The six words of this week, with a picture for each: hallo, dag, goedemorgen, ik, jij and de juf. Your child hears Sanne, looks, points and repeats.
How you can help
- Play “wijs maar”: say one of the words and let your child point at the right picture.
- Swap roles: your child says the word, you point. Get it wrong on purpose. Children love correcting you.
- Use ik and jij all day: “Ik heb een appel. Jij hebt een appel!”
| hallo | hah-LOH | hello | |
| dag | dahkh | bye | |
| goedemorgen | KHOO-duh-mor-khuh | good morning | |
| ik | ik | I, me | |
| jij | yay | you | |
| de juf | duh yuf | the teacher (female) |
Dutch school tip 🇳🇱
Children call their teacher juf (female) or meester (male), without a name. “Juf, mag ik…?” is the most used sentence in any Dutch classroom.
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