This worksheet is a list of 16 pros and cons of television (all in German), with a paragraph to translate at the bottom. Usually I get pupils to identify whether each sentence is positive or negative and then use it as a starting point for some written work. Very useful set of opinions and ideas. Translation of pros and cons provided.

A one-page worksheet that asks pupils to identify different tenses (Perfect, Imperfect, Future, Present), translate sentences (Eng - Ger & Ger - Eng) and spot mistakes in a text. Most appropriate for Year 9/10

An excellent written text that overlaps between two different topics. Within the text , there are gap fill exercises, 4 true or false questions and a section to translate. Challenging vocab has been highlighted for pupils to look up and write in the vocab box towards the end. Answers for translation and true/false at the end.

This is an introductory Powerpoint that matches the first chapter of the Echo 1 book but can be used independently. Some slides just say p.11 ex 3 etc but can be ignored if you don’t have the book. It covers alphabet, numbers, days, months, birthdays and includes fun colour and vocab games at the end.

This is a worksheet that could be used from Year 9-11 depending on ability and would take an entire lesson (or more) to complete. General verb vocab revision and exercises on writing in past, present, future and the English. Where it makes reference to using page numbers for help - this is the Stimmt textbook but is not necessary for this worksheet.

A worksheet to revise the Future Perfect tense answers included. Ideal for Year 12/13.

A text about the internet and its impact on television. There is a gap fill exercise through the text and some challenging words have been underlined to encourage pupils to look them up. The first section has been highlighted for translation purposes. This can easily last a whole lesson with a KS5 class.

An entire unit of work on Die Schule, ideal for Year 7. This PowerPoint broadly matches up with Echo 1 Unit 2 - but can be used independently as well.(e.g Occasionally slides references activities in the book…) Over 100 slides long including drilling, translation work, school vocab, telling the time, food, school uniform and vocab games at the end. This is an entire term’s worth of lessons in one PowerPoint with assessments included. Other necessary worksheets uploaded

An 8 slide PowerPoint explaining the du, ihr and Sie forms of the imperative in German. The first six slides explain rules and patterns and the final two slides have exercises. I have used this PowerPoint for both KS4 and KS5.

This worksheet explains the importance difference between using dass and relative pronouns (der,die,das). There are plenty of exercises to do and this can take an entire lesson. Answers to tasks are included on second page.

A text all about traditional books and ebooks with gap fill throughout, questions on the text and a section to translate. Answers are provided on the second page.

Well presented written text (1 page) on social media with gaps to fill and plenty of translation opportunity. KS5 level **On the second page there is a rough translation from a previous pupil which is not error free but would be of use in determining the answers for the gap fill. **

An entire term of work on the topic of Die Familie - includes drilling on family and pets, translation and written work, describing yourself and others - appearance, personality and assessments included. Ideal for Year 7 or beginners of a similar age. Drilling based on The Simpsons. Includes games, family tree work. Introduction to accusative (Ich habe einen Hund etc.) This PowerPoint is broadly based on Echo 1 Unit 3 but can be used independently. (Some slides simply reference tasks in the book and can be ignored / replaced.) Worksheets referenced in the PowerPoint included.

A term’s worth of work on Freizeit - including work on gehen and spielen, the use of gern/nicht gern, Lieblings-, including sein / ihr into writing, time phrases and translation from both Eng - Ger and vice versa. Speaking assessment included. This PowerPoint broadly follows Echo 1 Unit 4 but can be used independently without a textbook. Some slides reference exercises in the book and can be adapted or ignored if you are not using this textbook. Ideal for Year 7 or beginners of a similar age.