By Tag Clar Editorial
On a warm summer day in Schulandheim Wgshaid, a group of third-grade students is learning German. This program, known as "Deutschsommer," has been active for 20 years and aims to improve children's language skills.
A Secret in Play and Fun
The "Deutschsommer" program is not limited to dry and serious learning; rather, it encourages children to learn German through engaging games and diverse activities. This approach makes learning enjoyable and effective for children.
The program's directors believe that combining learning with fun is the key to their success. Children not only learn German but also enhance their social and teamwork skills. Given the widespread popularity of this program, it seems that the secret to its 20 years of success lies in this interactive approach.
