A ready-to-use GCSE German lesson focusing on irregular verbs in the present tense. Students begin by revising haben and sein before recapping how the German present tense is formed. The lesson then introduces a range of common irregular or strong verbs and gives students practice recognising and conjugating them correctly. The resource includes: Revision of haben and sein Recap of regular present tense endings Introduction to common irregular/strong verbs Vocabulary matching Conjugation and gap-fill activities Sentence-level grammar practice An introduction to separable verbs Practice forming sentences with separable verbs Translation-style consolidation activities Suitable for KS4/GCSE German and useful for introducing, practising or revising present-tense verb conjugation. Includes a PowerPoint presentation and accompanying worksheet.

A ready-to-use GCSE German lesson focusing on family relationships and describing how well you get on with different family members. Students build a range of useful phrases for talking about positive and negative relationships, including expressions such as sich gut verstehen mit, gut mit jemandem auskommen, Krach haben, nicht leiden können and auf die Nerven gehen. The resource includes: Key vocabulary for describing family relationships Positive and negative relationship phrases Vocabulary recall and gap-fill activities Practice using reflexive and separable expressions Pair speaking questions about family Additional descriptive vocabulary for discussing family life A GCSE-style reading activity with comprehension questions Vocabulary support worksheets for key phrases and expressions Suitable for KS4/GCSE German and ideal for developing students’ ability to give more detailed answers about family and relationships. Includes a PowerPoint presentation and accompanying worksheets.

A ready-to-use GCSE German lesson focusing on family relationships, arguments and problems at home. Students develop their ability to explain why they do or do not get on with different family members, using a range of useful relationship vocabulary and weil clauses. The lesson also revises key reflexive verbs such as sich verstehen, sich streiten and sich ärgern. The resource includes: Vocabulary for positive and negative family relationships Practice giving reasons using weil Word-order activities Sentence-building and translation practice Revision of reflexive verbs A longer GCSE-style reading text about conflict with parents True/false, gap-fill and comprehension questions based on the reading A “find the phrase” activity to develop reading and translation skills English–German translation practice linked to the topic of family conflict Ärger mit den Eltern Suitable for KS4/GCSE German and ideal for developing more detailed answers on family relationships while consolidating word order, reflexive verbs and reading skills. Includes a PowerPoint presentation and accompanying worksheet.

A ready-to-use GCSE German lesson introducing and practising reflexive verbs, with a strong link to the topic of family relationships. Students learn how reflexive verbs work, which reflexive pronouns are needed with each subject, and how to use a range of common reflexive verbs in context. The resource includes: Revision of family relationship vocabulary Explanation of reflexive verbs and reflexive pronouns Conjugation practice Common reflexive verbs such as sich verstehen, sich streiten, sich interessieren, sich freuen and sich treffen Multiple-choice and gap-fill activities Practice choosing the correct reflexive pronoun English–German and German–English translation Sentence-building activities Pair and speaking activities Further consolidation using reflexive verbs in context Suitable for KS4/GCSE German and ideal for introducing reflexive verbs or consolidating them within the topic of family and relationships. Includes a PowerPoint presentation and accompanying worksheet with grammar and translation practice.

A ready-to-use GCSE German lesson on the topic of family, with a focus on revising family vocabulary and the key verbs haben and sein. The resource includes: Family vocabulary matching and recall activities Family relationship questions Revision of regular and irregular verbs Conjugation practice for haben and sein Gap-fill grammar activities A paired speaking task about family members Suitable for KS4/GCSE German and ideal for introducing or revising the topic of family while consolidating essential grammar. Includes a PowerPoint presentation and accompanying worksheet.

A ready-to-use GCSE German lesson focusing on the topic of marriage, relationships and future plans. Students explore different opinions on marriage, family, children and relationships, while developing vocabulary and practising the future tense with werden. The lesson encourages students to discuss both the advantages and disadvantages of marriage and justify their own views. The resource includes: Key vocabulary on marriage, weddings, divorce, family and relationships Discussion of arguments for and against marriage A personal opinion survey on marriage, family, careers and children Reading comprehension based on contrasting views about marriage Questions in both English and German Translation practice Future tense revision using werden Sentence completion and translation activities using the future tense Speaking and discussion opportunities A homework reading task based on different opinions about getting married Suitable for KS4/GCSE German and ideal for developing students’ ability to discuss relationships and future plans while consolidating reading, translation, speaking and future-tense grammar. Includes a PowerPoint presentation, vocabulary worksheet, opinion survey and homework task.

A ready-to-use GCSE German lesson focusing on discussing the advantages and disadvantages of marriage and expressing personal opinions. Students practise the difference between wollen and werden before moving on to speaking and writing about marriage, future relationships and children. The lesson then develops higher-level opinion phrases using dass clauses and vocabulary linked to marriage and weddings. The resource includes: Translation practice using wollen and werden Partner speaking questions about marriage, ideal partners and children Useful opinion phrases such as Ich glaube, dass…, Ich bin der Meinung, dass… and Ein Vorteil/Nachteil ist, dass… Arguments for and against marriage Key vocabulary on marriage, weddings, divorce and relationships Gap-fill and sentence-building activities English–German translation practice A personal discussion task on whether students would like to marry A GCSE-style 90-word writing task Suitable for KS4/GCSE German and ideal for developing speaking and writing skills while consolidating future tense, modal verbs and complex opinion structures. Includes a PowerPoint presentation with vocabulary, grammar, translation, speaking and writing activities.

4 worksheets (1 page each) and separate answers for each one containing a range of activities aimed to consolidate knowledge from Modules 1-4 based on the Studio 2 textbook. Activities include gap fills, grammar work, anagrams of key vocab, matching text to pictures, completing sentences, translation, independent writing and more. They could be used as revision at the end of each module, or at the end of the year to help students revise for end of year assessments.

5 worksheets (1 page each) and separate answers for each one containing a range of activities aimed to consolidate knowledge from Modules 1-5 in Studio 1. Activities include gap fills, grammar work, anagrams of key vocab, matching text to pictures, completing sentences, translation, independent writing and more. They could be used as revision at the end of each module, or at the end of the year to help students revise for end of year assessments.

4 worksheets (1 page each) and separate answers for each one containing a range of activities aimed to consolidate knowledge from Modules 1-4 based on the Studio 3 textbook. Activities include gap fills, grammar work, anagrams of key vocab, matching text to pictures, completing sentences, translation, independent writing and more. They could be used as revision at the end of each module, or at the end of the year to help students revise for end of year assessments.

A revision booklet made up of 6 A4 pages containing 5 worksheets with a range of activities aimed to consolidate knowledge from Modules 1-5 in the Mira 1 textbook. Activities include gap fills, grammar work, anagrams of key vocab, matching text to pictures, completing sentences, translation, independent writing and more. The answers are also attached in separate A4 word documents. They could be used as revision at the end of each module, or at the end of the year to help students revise for end of year assessments.

Full Y7 Lesson - Numbers 1-100. Based on Claro1 - Mi carnet de identidad. A variety of activities, including a vocab list and some independent writing exercises.

Full Lesson - PowerPoint and accompanying worksheets. Revision of regular past participles with ‘haben’. Introduction to common irregular past participles with ‘haben’

Full Lesson - Perfect Tense with ‘sein’ introduction. Variety of exercises. Includes revision of past tense with ‘haben’ - regular + irregular verbs. Accompanying worksheets included.

Full lesson - PowerPoint and accompanying worksheets (vocab / test + HW). Students are presented with the vocab for telling the time in German, which also then goes on to talking about what school subject you study at what time. Independent writing practise, as well as speaking and reading. Quite a lot of content, so might be enough for 2 lessons. The worksheets can be used with the lesson, or separately as HW or cover lessons.

End of Year Revision Lesson - Y8 Schule. Goes through word order - sentences with ‘weil’. Translation sentences and revision of time. Word document with translations on.

Full Lesson - PowerPoint + accompanying word documents. Intro to comparisons in German - comparatives and superlatives (regular + irregular). Activities for students to work on independently and as a class. Consolidations tasks included. The lesson then moves on to a reading comprehension about a school in Germany, which allows students to complete sentences using comparisons to compare the schools in England and Germany.

Full Lesson - Stundenplan - PowerPoint with HW worksheet. Recap of days of the week, and then video/song to help students with pronunciation. Explanation of verb 2nd rule e.g. Am Montag habe ich Mathe. Writing activity to get students to practice in context.

Full Lesson - Introduction to the Past Tense with regular verbs + haben. Suitable for a Y8 class / Revision for Y9. Explanation with examples for students to go through via the accompanying worksheet. A variety of regular and common verbs which take ‘haben’ in the past tense. Includes a battleships game and blockbusters at the end as a plenary/starter for another lesson.

Revision Lesson based on vocab/grammar from Echt 1. The PowerPoint covers vocab and grammar points (regular present tense verbs) from units 1+2 in Echt 1. A mixture of activities ranging from translation and verb gap fills.

This is a two-page word Summer Work booklet with answers in a separate document with a variety of activities based on grammar, vocab and writing skills. It’s based on the Mira 2 textbook and is suitable for yr 8 students, but also could be used for yr 9 as revision, maybe at the start of term in September.