German Customs and Traditions. Discovering the Culture of Germany By: [Your Name] Grade 2 - High School.
Introduction to Germany. Located in the heart of Europe Capital city: Berlin Famous for castles, cars (BMW, Mercedes), and history People speak German Known for strong traditions and festivals.
Traditional Clothing. Dirndl: Worn by women during festivals Lederhosen: Leather shorts worn by men Commonly seen at Oktoberfest Represents pride in local culture.
German Food Traditions. Popular dishes: Bratwurst, Sauerkraut, Pretzels, and Black Forest cake Family meals are important moments to share and connect.
Festivals and Celebrations. Oktoberfest: World’s largest beer and folk festival (Munich) Christmas Markets: Lights, sweets, gifts, and music Carnival (Fasching): Colorful costumes and parades in February.
German Family and Daily Life. Family time is very important Sunday = rest day Punctuality and respect are key values Children often walk or bike to school.
Traditional Music and Dance. Folk songs and dances vary by region Instruments: accordion, violin, and brass bands Popular music festivals across the country.
Summary. Germany values its history, culture, and traditions Festivals, food, and clothing keep traditions alive Customs bring people together and show German identity Danke! (Thank you!).