Name:
What do you practice
1
Match these words with their German meaning.
- practise
- get good at ...
- joy
- peace
- happiness
- complain
- fault
- Fehler, Schuld
- Glück, Zufriedenheit
- gut werden in ...
- jammern, beschweren
- Freude
- Frieden, Ruhe
- üben
Use an online dictionary → dict.cc
- layman
- anger
- trivial
- airline
- worried
- buffalo
- propose
- vorschlagen
- Laie
- Fluggesellschaft
- belanglos, unbedeutend
- Wut, Zorn
- Büffel
- besorgt, ängstlich
2
Listen carefully to the video.
Every time the speaker mentions one of these words, put a checkmark (✓) under it.
Every time the speaker mentions one of these words, put a checkmark (✓) under it.
practice
good
joy
expert
question
anger
3
Now watch the video again and fill in the missing words.
So my question to you today is: What do you practice ? What do you practice?
Because whatever you , you will get good at.
What do you practice?
Do you practice in your life? Do you practice peace in your life?
Do you practice in your life? Or do you practice complaining a lot?
Because if you , you will get very good at it.
You will get so at it that you will find fault with everything - even when there's no a layman could see. You, being an expert, will see it.
What do you practice?
Do you practice ? Because if you practice anger, you will get very good at it.
You'll get so good that the most trivial thing will make you , like sitting on an airplane and seeing that the seat across from you somehow looks than the one you've been given.
And that is so of the airline!
What do you practice?
Do you practice being ? Because if you practice being worried, you will get very good at it.
You will get so good that will worry you - including the buffalo you don't have.
So, I propose if this is true - that it's all a of practice - then I propose you practice… joy!
4
In your own words, what is the most important message the boy wants to share?
5
Tick the correct option to finish the sentence.
1) If you practice something a lot, you will ...
2) If you practice complaining,
you will ...
you will ...
3) The video says it is good to practice ...
6
Read the sentences. Are they true or false? Tick and correct what's wrong.
✔️
❌
The video is only about practicing piano or football.
An expert at complaining sees problems a normal person does not see.
The video says a very small thing can make you angry.
The boy in the video says it is good to practice complaining.
The man wants to practice joy in his life.
Practice JOY 😊
a) Create something: Draw a picture, write a silly poem, build something with LEGOs, or invent a new recipe. Making things feels good.
b) Share a joke: Find a funny (school-appropriate!) joke and tell it to a friend or family member. Making someone else laugh can bring you joy.
7
Match these words with their definitions. Translate them.
- 11. happy
- 22. calm
- 33. helpful
- 44. friendly
- 55. brave
- 66. patient
- 77. honest
- 88. polite
- 99. funny
- 1010. positive
- helping your family, teacher, or friends
- trying something new, even if you are a little scared
- making people laugh
- saying please, thank you, and excuse me
- telling the truth
- being a good friend to others
- smiling and feeling good
- looking for the good things in every day
- feeling quiet and not worried
- being good at waiting your turn
Practice HAPPINESS 🙏
a) Give a real compliment: Find someone and give them a specific and honest compliment.
b) 3 good things challenge: Before you go to sleep, think of three good things that happened today.
They don't have to be big.
Practice PEACE 😌
a) Find your quiet spot:
Find a comfortable, quiet place where you can sit for just 2-3 minutes. Close your eyes and just listen to the sounds around you.
b) Cloud gazing: Lie on the grass and watch the clouds float by.
Don't try to do anything, just watch them change shape.
8
Write a short answer to the questions.
- What is something you practice every day?
(It can be anything!) - What is one thing that makes you feel joy?
- Finish the sentence: I want to practice being more ...
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