A 36-slide Powerpoint to introduce vocab items in Spanish related to school: the classroom and school subjects. There is an individual slide for each vocab item to aid teaching as well as a vocab list and Connect 4 board game with counters. The game needs to be played in Edit mode otherwise the counters won’t move. I usually split groups into 2 and have them compete to remember key vocab/phrases and make it more difficult for more able groups, e.g. put the sentences into different tenses, etc.

A 36-slide Powerpoint to introduce vocab items in Italian related to school: the classroom and school subjects. There is an individual slide for each vocab item to aid teaching as well as a vocab list and Connect 4 board game with counters. The game needs to be played in Edit mode otherwise the counters won’t move. I usually split groups into 2 and have them compete to remember key vocab/phrases and make it more difficult for more able groups, e.g. put the sentences into different tenses, etc.

A 36-slide Powerpoint to introduce vocab items in German related to school: the classroom and school subjects. There is an individual slide for each vocab item to aid teaching as well as a vocab list and Connect 4 board game with counters. The game needs to be played in Edit mode otherwise the counters won’t move. I usually split groups into 2 and have them compete to remember key vocab/phrases and make it more difficult for more able groups, e.g. put the sentences into different tenses, etc.

A 12-slide Powerpoint to introduce vocab items in Italian to describe feeling unwell. There is an individual slide for each vocab item to aid teaching as well as a vocab list and Connect 4 board game with counters. The game needs to be played in Edit mode otherwise the counters won’t move. I usually split groups into 2 and have them compete to remember key vocab/phrases and make it more difficult for more able groups, e.g. put the sentences into different tenses, etc.

A 12-slide Powerpoint to introduce vocab items in Spanish to describe feeling unwell. There is an individual slide for each vocab item to aid teaching as well as a vocab list and Connect 4 board game with counters. The game needs to be played in Edit mode otherwise the counters won’t move. I usually split groups into 2 and have them compete to remember key vocab/phrases and make it more difficult for more able groups, e.g. put the sentences into different tenses, etc.

A 12-slide Powerpoint to introduce vocab items in German to describe feeling unwell. There is an individual slide for each vocab item to aid teaching as well as a vocab list and Connect 4 board game with counters. The game needs to be played in Edit mode otherwise the counters won’t move. I usually split groups into 2 and have them compete to remember key vocab/phrases and make it more difficult for more able groups, e.g. put the sentences into different tenses, etc.

A 30-slide Powerpoint presentation introducing vocab items for school subjects and the classroom in French. Includes vocab lists for each topic and individual slides for each item to aid teaching, as well as a connect 4 board with counters for each topic to test out students’ knowledge and memory. I usually split groups into 2 teams and have them compete against each other, and use more difficult criteria for more able groups (e.g. putting vocab into a sentence, or using it with different tenses.

A Powerpoint which introduces the key vocabulary related to illnesses/saying you’re not feeling well, and includes a Connect 4 game board with counters to help practise the vocabulary in a competitive way. I use the board with 2 teams and have them compete against one another.

This Powerpoint includes a game board with counters, vocab lists (clothes) in German, French, Spanish and Italian, as well as individual slides for each vocab item in all four languages. This can be used to introduce new vocab and then test knowledge of it/extend it to make sentences/to revise gender etc in a competitive way. I often have 2 teams compete against one another. The possibilities for reinforcing key learning points related to this topic are endless. The game has to be played in Powerpoint edit mode (not ‘slideshow’ mode) as otherwise the counters won’t move.

A simple Powerpoint presentation of German clothes vocabulary. Includes an individual slide for each item as well as vocab list.

3 for the price of 2! A bundle of 3 Powerpoints which outline German prepositions typically followed by certain cases; the accusative, genitive and dative. All Powerpoints illustrate the key learning points effectively with examples and are useful for introducing this as a grammar topic. These Powerpoints are also available individually in my shop. There is some crossover (prepositions can sometimes be followed by the accusative OR the dative), and this is outlined in the slides.

A Powerpoint presentation of German prepositions which are followed by the genitive case. Includes examples of each in a sentence. The prepositions are an, auf, hinter, in, neben, über, unter, vor, zwischen. I also have other Powerpoints available about prepositions followed by the accusative and the dative case.

A handy guide to forming compound tenses in German: the past, future and conditional tenses. All explanations are user-friendly with illustrated with examples for every point, using circled numbers to direct you to the relevant example each time. There are many more grammar explanations and Powerpoints in my shop, not only for German but also for French, Spanish and Italian.

A powerpoint presentation of German prepositions which are followed by the accusative case. Includes examples of each in a sentence. The prepositions are durch, für, entlang, gegen, ohne, um and wider. I also have other powerpoints available detailing prepositions followed by the dative case and genitive case.

A Powerpoint presenting German prepositions which are followed by the Dative Case, and explaining how these are used. Includes illustrative examples of the use of each. Also includes a section on prepositions which take both the dative and the accusative cases. I also have further powerpoints on prepositions which take the genitive case and accusative case.

A simple, introductory Powerpoint of key phrases describing daily routine in German. Includes slides on the following phrases: Ich wache auf - I wake up Ich stehe auf - I get up Ich dusche - I shower Ich putze meine Zähne - I clean my teeth Ich ziehe mich an - I get dressed Ich kämme meine Haare - I brush my hair Ich frühstücke - I have breakfast Ich gehe aus - I go out Ich esse zu Mittag - I eat lunch Ich komme zurück - I get home Ich esse zu Abend - I eat dinner Ich gehe ins Bett - I go to bed

A visual guide to using the imperative in German, used when giving an order, command or request. Examples included to illustrate key learning points. Divided into 2 parts which are colour coded to support more visual learners.

A writing mat to support 150-word writing task practice for German GCSE. Contains words and phrase groups as well as an ‘ingredients’ list to ensure that students are able to gain the maximum marks possible in the task, including opinions, adverbs, intensifiers, phrases in different tenses, linking words, idioms, subjunctive phrases, comparatives and superlatives, complex sentence structures, contrasting opinions and direct object pronouns. I also have a 90-word writing mat available in German, and writing mats for Spanish, French and Italian GCSE as well.

A writing mat to support 90-word writing task practice for German GCSE. Contains words and phrase groups as well as an ‘ingredients’ list to ensure that students are able to gain the maximum marks possible in the task, including opinions, adverbs, intensifiers, phrases in different tenses, linking words, idioms, subjunctive phrases, comparatives and superlatives. I also have a 150-word writing mat available in German, and writing mats for Spanish, French and Italian GCSE as well.

A visual guide written by myself for supporting learning about German verb types and how to form simple tenses (the indicative and the subjunctive). Includes sections on weak verbs, strong verbs and mixed verbs, all with examples to illustrate the key learning points.