Struwwelpeter - The Complete Collection - Märchen - Deutsch lernen

The video presents a series of cautionary tales from the book 'Struwwelpeter'. Each story highlights the consequences of misbehavior or carelessness in children. From Friederich's cruelty to Paulinchen's dangerous play with fire, the tales serve as moral lessons. Other stories include the ink-dipped boys, the wild hunter outsmarted by a rabbit, Konrad's thumb-sucking punishment, Kasper's refusal to eat soup, Philipp's fidgeting at the table, Hans's distraction leading to mishaps, and Robert's stormy adventure with an umbrella. These stories emphasize the importance of good behavior and attentiveness.

What lesson can be learned from the story of Struwwelpeter?

Describe the character of Friederich in the story.

What consequences did Paulinchen face for playing with fire?

How did the boys react to the Moor in the story?

What happened to the wild hunter in the story?

Explain the significance of the thumb sucker Konrad's story.

What was the fate of Kasper, the soup puncher?

How did Philipp's behavior affect his family during dinner?

What did Hans Peep into the air observe on his way to school?

Describe Robert's adventure during the storm.