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Greek Vocabulary Pictionary Course

Greek Vocabulary Pictionary Course

Strengthen Greek vocabulary through interactive and visual learning activities, focusing on everyday words and phrases. Students will associate words with images, improving retention and recall.
  • 00:00:00Course Duration
  • BeginningSkill level
  • $80
    $100
    ( 20% off )
    Price
  • 2025年05月30日Admission Deadline

Week 1: Basic Nouns and Everyday Objects

Focus:

  • Learning names of common household and personal items.
  • Associating Greek words with images for better memory.

Examples:

  • Καρέκλα ("chair"), Τραπέζι ("table"), Παράθυρο ("window").
  • Βιβλίο ("book"), Τσάντα ("bag"), Κλειδί ("key").

Activities:

  • Flashcards: Match images to words.
  • Draw and Guess: Students draw an object, and others guess its Greek name.

Week 2: Nature and Animals

Focus:

  • Vocabulary for plants, animals, and natural elements.

Examples:

  • Δέντρο ("tree"), Λουλούδι ("flower"), Βουνό ("mountain").
  • Γάτα ("cat"), Σκύλος ("dog"), Πουλί ("bird").

Activities:

  • Pictionary Challenge: Teams take turns drawing animals and natural elements.
  • Label the Picture: Students label parts of a nature scene with Greek words.

Week 3: Food and Beverages

Focus:

  • Names of common foods, drinks, and kitchen items.

Examples:

  • Ψωμί ("bread"), Μήλο ("apple"), Καφές ("coffee"), Πιάτο ("plate").

Activities:

  • Shopping List Game: Match pictures of items to their Greek names.
  • Creative Pictionary: Students draw meals or kitchen scenarios to describe in Greek.

Week 4: People and Places

Focus:

  • Vocabulary for family members, professions, and locations.

Examples:

  • Μαμά ("mom"), Πατέρας ("father"), Δάσκαλος ("teacher").
  • Σχολείο ("school"), Σπίτι ("home"), Πάρκο ("park").

Activities:

  • Who’s Who?: Draw family members or professions and describe them in Greek.
  • Map It Out: Students label a map with Greek names of common places.

Course Features

  • Visual Materials: Illustrated flashcards and vocabulary sheets.
  • Interactive Games: Pictionary, word association, and labeling activities.
  • Audio Support: Pronunciation guides for all vocabulary.

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