Munich Multimedia 2012: One Kid's Meal, please!

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

One Kid's Meal, please!

By: Kati Tanner

This kinder teller cost 2,50.

This is a kinderteller, which is the German version of a kid's meal. I ordered it at a restaurant and it had two sausages that tasted a lot like an American hotdog. It also came with a pretzel, the big kind that you would get at a football game. This kinderteller was one of the best German meals that I have ever tasted.

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Mrs. LittlejohnMay 9, 2012 at 7:22 AM
How is a kinderteller different from an American kid's meal? Have you ordered your food in German yet? How much would dinner cost and what do you pay with? Trey would like to know if you can bring some back for everyone?
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DadMay 9, 2012 at 8:22 AM
Now I'm starving!

Love Dad & Benjamin
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About our College Class

Emory Farrand and Kati Tanner are spending two weeks traveling to Munich and Berlin, Germany as part of a college-level Maymester course at the University of South Carolina. Emory’s dad and Kati’s mom are the professors leading this trip, which also includes 18 USC students. The purpose of the course is to learn about journalism and develop stories and communication skills that extend beyond the classroom. During their trip, Kati and Emory, along with the other students, will interview, write, photograph and video Germans while learning about the German culture.
Kati, a 4th grader at Brennen Elementary in Columbia, S.C., and Emory, a 5th grader at H.E. Corley Elementary in Irmo, S.C., are excited about participating in a college course and “competing” against students twice their age.
Are USC college students “smarter than a 5th grader?”

Keep visiting Emory and Kati’s blog to find out!