Elementary school German resources: grammar

A whole lesson (instructions for each activity on notes under slide) practising how to describe your personality using the vocab from Stimmt 1 mod 1 p14 and 15. Pupils use tally charts, class research and a mixture of reading and listening exercises to fully understand how to describe themselves. Sheets for tally charts at end of PPT but can be done in book.

This is a 1 hour lesson practising numbers 1-19 and introducing sein and the personal pronouns. Lesson plan, PPT and a worksheet are all included- extension task on worksheet can be set for homework if necessary. To be used with 'the German number song 1-20' or 'the sein song' at the end of the lesson to get it to stay in their heads! Can be used with Stimmt 1 p8- but not necessary.

Provide additional writing and speaking practice for students new to the present perfect tense in German! I use this set in my German 2 classes during the 1st semester after we have learned the basics of the present perfect tense of weak verbs. I use this set to get students to start discussing weekend activities, so they start building comfort with vocab as well as tense. This 11 page set focuses on common German weak verbs and seeks to get kids writing and speaking. Set includes: 1. 10 worksheets - with 10 simple weak verb prompts for students to write into the past tense 2. An activities and directions sheet for the teacher 3. An assessment page Please follow me for more products :) Other relate resources: 1. Big Bundle: Present Perfect Weak Verbs Beginner Practice 2. German Strong Verbs Games Bundle: Present and Present Pefect Tenses 3. German Strong Verbs Games Bundle: Present and Present Pefect Tenses

Activity is in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish. Twins activities are mixers (students out of their seats, mingling with a purpose). There are 15 unique sets of twins. Each student sheet has 5 statements. Students mingle, trying to find their twin. Replies to the statements are either me too or not me in the target language. Topics covered are the verb to be and nationalities. Activity focuses on speaking and listening skills.

* A week's worth of lessons * Several activities that actively engage students and reduce teacher talk to a minimum * Fun practice activities plus a worksheet to embed * Students finish by creating a role play asking and answering questions about family and friends * Enables students to understand which conjugation to use when naming individuals * Lesson overview is in the Notes pages of Slide 1 * Buzzers game explained in detail (our students *love* this activity) * Progress against objectives is clearly signposted * Homework clearly laid out with links to a Quizlet designed for these lessons

German for Absolute Beginners or Year 7. This Powerpoint show includes speaking activities and a few reading activities on the vocabulary listed below. It also includes the grammar point of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd person singular of the regular verbs 'heißen' and 'wohnen'. The following vocabulary is included: - Guten Tag - Hello/good day. - Hallo - Hello. - Ich heiße - My name is - Wie heißt du? - What is your name (informal)? - Wie heißen Sie? - What is your name (formal)? - Wie geht's? - How are you? - Nicht schlecht - not bad. - Und dir? - And you? (informal) - Und Ihnen? - And you? (formal) - Gut, danke. - Fine, thank you. - Tschüss - Bye. - Auf Wiedersehen - Goodbye. Pictures have been taken from Clipart where possible.

Sudoku game using the forms of the present tense of haben. 5 versions included.

Sudoku game using the forms of the present tense of fragen. 5 versions included.

Sudoku uses 9 subject pronouns in German with the English equivalence. 5 versions included.

Sudoku uses 9 forms of the verb nehmen in the present tense. 5 versions included.

Sudoku uses 9 forms of the verb ankommen in the present tense. 5 versions included.

Sudoku game using the forms of the present tense of sehen. 5 versions included.