Figure 1.1: Photo of question signs along the road leading to the Bahnhof building

Figure 1.2: Bahnhof from Parkplatz

Figure 1.3: Aerial map of Waldsee

Figure 1.4: Recycling bins

Figure 1.5: Drawer labels

Figure 1.6: A sign on the door of the health center reading Wo sind die Krankenschwestern?  [Where are the nurses?] and listing times of day when they can be found

Figure 1.7: Price labels in the camp store

Figure 1.8: ZIEHEN [PULL] on a door handle

Figure 1.9: A warning sign near the door to the sauna

Figure 1.10: Albert Hohmann Turmuhr: In Anerkennung der vielen Beträge der Familie Hohmann, Waldsee, Juni 1986 [Albert Hohmann Clock Tower: In recognition of the many contributions of the Hohmann family, Waldsee, June 1986]

Figure 1.11: A villager-created poster encouraging fellow students to pick up trash

Figure 1.12: Panels adorning a central stone fountain painted by villagers as part of an elective course

Figure 1.13: Photos of ‘word art’ purchased in Germany

Figure 1.14: A sign reading Wieviel kostet ...? [How much does ... cost?] 

Figures 1.15 and 1.16: Signs in the dining listing example phrases for requesting food

Figure 1.17: Signposts featuring questions of the day that underpin the Waldsee curriculum

Figure 1.18: A sign on an official yellow German mailbox reading Eilsendungen bitte bei den Postämtern einliefern

Figure 1.19: A parking sign reading Nur für Besucher [Visitors only]

Figure 1.20: A bus stop sign

Figure 1.21: A sign denoting a Naturschutzgebiet [nature reserve]

Figure 1.22: A sign listing distances to hiking locations in Switzerland

Figure 1.23: A sign listing safety rules on the beach

Figure 1.24: How to call for help on a landline

Figure 1.25: Recycling bins

Figure 1.26: Sign reading You are leaving the American sector