From the 20th of March till the 7th of April 2006 I had a practical at the elementary school Grossgründlach, which is a couple kilometers away from where I live, but it still belongs to Nuremberg.
I did the practical together with Katja, a friend from high school and now studying with me. Here she is:

Because a university lecturer was coming to see us teaching in class, we wanted to do something special. Katja did a lesson on contour lines (Höhenlinien) and I did an English lesson on food, more specifically on sandwiches.
Therefore I needed paperboard sandwiches, so the kids could order their own sandwiches and use the English vocabulary like cucumbers, tomatoes, cheese, ham...

Here is an exemplar:

Because I didn't have much time to do that all alone, I had help - my knight in shining armor - Lolo!!!
He helped me to make an English dialogue, in which kids where ordering sandwiches at Mr. Tucker's sandwich bar. His voice as Mr. Tucker is one-of-a-kind!
He also helped me to cut out the paperboard ingredients for the sandwich and to color out picture cards.

For that you deserve a big THANK YOU!!! Without you I wouldn't have finished it in due time.

Here he is eating one of those delicious sandwiches. Don't worry, he didn't die of starvation. I gave him real food as well ;)

At the end the lesson was a great achievement and the university lecturer was sold on Katja and me likewise.

Here a photo of me teaching those 9 to 11 year old children. I did a song with them about ladybirds, which teached them the numbers from 1 to 100 in English.