A grid of eight cartoon illustrations depicting daily routines like washing, combing, tucking in, and looking. German verbs are below each row.

Grid: two columns × four rows; all eight frames equal size, with a thin vertical line or generous gutter between the columns. ​ Style: colourful cartoon, simple faces, clear outlines, child‑friendly. ​ Row content (left = reflexive, right = non‑reflexive): waschen Left: One person in the bathroom, washing themselves with shower or basin, foam on their own arms; small curved arrow from the washing hand back toward their own body. Right: Same person washing a dog in a tub, foam on the dog, no arrow. kämmen Left: Person standing at a mirror, brushing or combing their own hair; small arrow from the comb back to their head. Right: Adult behind a child, brushing the child’s hair. decken Left: Person in bed pulling a blanket up over themselves, arrow from hand back to their own body. Right: Adult at a child’s bed, tucking the blanket around the child. schauen Left: Person facing a mirror, clearly looking at their own reflection; optional arrow from the eyes toward the own body or reflection. Right: Two people standing or sitting; one clearly looking at the other (body turned, gaze directed). Text layout: Under each row, centred across both columns: the infinitive only: „waschen“, „kämmen“, „decken“, „schauen“ in grass‑green, bold, Calibri (or similar humanist sans serif). No header, no extra labels, so learners have to recall the reflexive forms themselves. Ver mais