powerpoints on favourite sports, your sporting activities, pros and cons of sport, what sport you did or saw in the past with worksheets and vocab list

powerpoints on types of food, ordering at a restaurant, healthy eating habits, tense changes with worksheets and vocab list

mixture of ping pong translation, oral pair work, reading and listening scripts on topic of school all based on same language to ensure reinforcement

powerpoints on holidays preferences, what you like to do on holiday, what you did last year, what you would do if you could worksheets to support the powerpoints vocab list based on vocab in powerpoints

powerpoints on part time work, jobs, why you want a particular job, job interview and application letter, description of work experience in past tense work booklet with worksheets based on powerpoints vocab list covering all topics

powerpoints, worksheets and vocab list to cover the transport and environment topic at GCSE

powerpoints to teach activities on internet / pros and cons of internet / types of TV programmes / pros and cons of TV / types of films / pros and cons of films / description of trip to cinema in past tense. Booklet to practice structures / vocab based on powerpoints and vocab list connected to powerpoints

Contains explanation of cases / prepositions / passive / conditional and conditional perfect for year 10 and 11 to work through at their own pace (explanations and exercises) if they wish to learn the extra grammar you might not have time to cover in class

series of powerpoints and worksheets (as a booklet) aimed at year 10 / 11 on school topics, including oral work, reading, listening transcripts and grammar work all based round topic - sub topics include school subjects, school routine, description of school, opinion of school, how to improve school, description of school trip in past tense, future plans after GCSEs / A levels. Lots of resources are centred round Conti style activities.

mixture of powerpoints, booklet of worksheets, Conti style oral activities on family topic, ranging from physical description, characteristics, relationships in family, what you like to do with your family and what you did last weekend with your family.

Revision of perfect tense - a mixture of worksheets and powerpoints including subordinating conjunctions (called verb scarers) and some imperfect verbs . Material includes games and oral activities

workbook for year 9-10 students on a trip to Berlin, includes worksheets on Berlin and on East German history, general worksheets on town and food / restaurant, worksheet to do in alte Nationalgalerie, task in Potsdam, writing postcard home and revision of past tense worksheets - this would last for a 4 -5 day trip with sessions of an hour a day

questions on each scene based on Diogenes edition and Routledge edition quiz based on plot general questions on Claire, Alfred, Verfremdung, Liebe and Tod, Nebenfiguren, Konsumismus (talking points) quotes - questions with gaps and answer sheet vocab - match German and English and then discuss the relevance of that vocab powerpoints on Verfremdung and Tragicomedy and Dürrenmatt background put sentences in order - general plot and based round Claire’s story

1)powerpoint to introduce countries to beginners (assumes knowledge of saying name and giving age) 2)gap oral activity based on name / age / country 3)ping pong translation which includes saying where you live and where town is located - students in pairs, one partner gets A sheet and the other B, they have to orally translate the sentences which have blanks opposite them (their partner has the answers) - partner gives them a score out of 3 depending how accurate answer is - 3 perfect 2 OK 1 major mistake - student writes record of own score in blanks - winner has most points 4)sentence stealer (includes where you live) - cut these sentences out and put them on board, students write down four on separate pieces of paper and then try and ‘win’ sentences by guessing which ones others have by going round and saying a sentence to another student - that student must give up that piece of paper if one has that statement on it - winner has most sentence (this needs to be time limited) 5) running translation (includes where you live) copy the sentences and cut them up so that you have a pile of sentences for each group (4 students per group recommended) one student from each group comes and gets the sentence, takes it back to group and translates into German, brings back the translation, if correct they get the next sentence in the pile, if not underline what is wrong (optional) and they go back and correct it - winning group gets to end of pile first

description of town starting with basic description, pros and cons, advantages of town v country, environmental problems, how to improve your town - series of powerpoints and linked worksheets, including wordsearches, ping pong translation, no snakes and ladders, listening and reading resources - suitable for year 10 and 11 students

Worksheets to be completed before watching film (based on poster and trailer), worksheets to be completed whilst watching film, stills from film to support discussion of plot, questions to analyse characters and themes, powerpoint and sheet based on camera technique, sheet based on interview with director, gap fill of quotes , sample essay questions

powerpoint describing siblings and giving their names and ages worksheet based on powerpoint gap oral based on siblings no snakes and ladders games based on siblings and pets (you need dice, one person is referee and checks the answers) students play in a group, throw the dice, translate the sentence of the square on which they land, referee decides whether the answer is correct, if correct player has another go (maximum 3 goes)