German Greetings and Introductions unit (Die Begrüßungen auf Deutsch) writing activities: 6 worksheets (which includes puzzles) with some additional differentiated versions and a vocabulary support page. Reviews basic German words and phrases such as Guten Tag (Hello), Guten Abend (Good evening), Auf Wiedersehen (Goodbye) and Bis bald (See you soon). Students will practise asking and answering questions such as Wie geht’s? (How are you?), Wie heißt du? (What’s your name?), Wie alt bist du? (How old are you?), and Wo wohnst du? (Where do you live?). My German basics resources are made for students beginning German and near beginners in KS2 or early KS3 (Years 5, 6 and 7) and equivalents but they may suit others, depending on experience. Please check the preview file to assess suitability. Includes: Vocabulary page (to support students who require it) Greetings & farewells worksheet (2 levels) Introductions worksheet - name, age, location etc (2 levels) Display worksheet - memory aid for key phrases (with and without background images) Hidden word puzzle Grid puzzle (3 levels – easier versions with some letters pre-placed in the grid) Word search puzzle (2 levels) Full answer keys Teacher instruction page Differentiated versions of 4 of the 6 activities are included (not the Hidden Word Puzzle or the display worksheet), with word banks, beginnings of words, or more challenging tasks etc included as appropriate. The one-star versions are the less challenging ones. The display worksheet is included with and without background illustrations. Full answer keys and an instruction page are included. The Hidden Word Puzzle is an engaging alternative to standard worksheets, and makes an ideal starter, early finisher activity, review task, or homework. German Greetings and Introductions vocabulary has been translated, with some deliberate errors for the students to find. Students circle boxes containing errors, then assemble the letters from the circled boxes to reveal a German number word. SAVE by purchasing this as part of my German Greetings and Introductions BUNDLE, along with these further 4 resource packs: German Greetings and Introductions Presentation and Activities German Greetings Games German Greetings Board Game German Greetings Role-Play Cards YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE: German Numbers Worksheets and Puzzles

Number grid with numbers 1-100. Has both numerals and numbers written as words. Ideal for Y7 to glue into books as a help sheet.

Easily adaptable for home learning. This is a set of resources to introduce and practise food & drink items. The PowerPoint initially introduces food and drink items in categories, with practice exercises to follow each set. In total there are over 70 food and drink items and the resource is easily adaptable if you want to introduce less. The work in this pack of resources will certainly cover several lessons. There is a wide range of activities on the PowerPoint and an accompanying worksheet, with 15 different exercises. Also included in the pack is a word search, and an odd one out activity. The PowerPoint introduces questions about food likes and dislikes; a café conversation and then an activity for pupils to make their own conversations in pairs; reading comprehension exercises; and a ‘design your own menu’ activity in a step-by-step format. The PowerPoint goes on to introduce quantities with examples and practice activities as well as a shop/ market dialogue that pupils can then replicate in pairs. Pupils will gain an excellent knowledge of a wide range of food and drink items, and will be able to recognise and use them in a range of situations.

This is a fast paced activity reviewing the perfect tense conjugation of German verbs. There are over 100 slides and five games to play. Slides give the English and pupils have ten seconds to find the German translation. The presentation is easily adaptable and can be used either as a whole lesson or as several short activities within a lesson. You can come back to it as often as you like. It helps pupils to perfect their translation of verbs in preparation for exams and helps boost confidence when speaking.

This handout includes 2 parts: a matching section on vocabulary for Easter and a reading section describing Easter celebrations in Germanic countries. Reading includes five reading comprehension questions. Level: present tense Editable word file. With answer key Vocab includes: Frohe Ostern der Fasching der Osterbaum die Ostereier der Osterhase suchen bemalen der Karfreitag fasten verstecken

This is a series of four worksheets (16 pages total) explaining the German case system, intended to support students with little or no prior knowledge of noun declension, gradually introducing topics which should be more than sufficient to see them through both GCSE and A Level. They have been tried and tested on my own students, who have not only enjoyed completing them, but have also shown considerable progress while learning from home. Worksheet 1 introduces case and tests knowledge of the definite and indefinite articles; Worksheet 2 deals with prepositions governing different cases; Worksheet 3 plays with word order and introduces pronouns, and Worksheet 4 shows how adjectives work within the case system The layout of each worksheet is the same: the first page explains the grammar point with examples and tables (these are handy for using within lessons too). Pages 2-3 contain a variety of scaffolded exercises, designed to test comprehension of the learning objective. Page 4 contains answers to the activities, so students/cover staff can mark work.

German GCSE Writing example answers on Holidays, Cinema, Books, Concerts, Music, School Uniform, the Environment (2), Exchange trips, and Part-time jobs.

Fun revision booklet for beginners with 31 varied activities (match up, fill in the gaps, translation, colouring…). As the answers are provided, students can just self-assess their work. Alternatively, each worksheet can be used independently to cover one of the following topics: Hallo! (ich heiße, Ich wohne…) Die Zahlen 0-19 Die Zahlen 20-50 Die Länder Die Farben Shulsachen Der, die, das / ein, eine Wann hast du Gerburtstag ? (days, months…) The workbook starts with a little quiz on Germany . The vocabulary is mainly based on Echo Express 1 but the activities would suit people who have seen the basics in German. A big thank you to Freepik at www.flaticon.com for letting me use some of their icons.

A step-by-step power point guide to forming and using the perfect tense in German using common GCSE vocabulary. It can be used for independent study or as a complete lesson and includes practice exercises.

A massive sheet full of translations with grammar focus -great for cover. Plus a starter sheet and an adapt and translate sheet. Also comes with a vocab list and test sheet and a board game.

A sheet that helps students to check whether to invert/swap, send the verb to the end, or do nothing. It contains examples to show how the conjunctions/adverbs function in a sentence.

Here are 12 cultural starters to teach elements of culture at KS3 and 4. This is an easy way to get your pupils thinking about German culture for their GCSE. Topics: Places in Germany/Austria/Switzerland Music Food Traditions Clothing History Buildings Enjoy!

Based on the model answers for my German Writing Workbook (https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/aqa-german-gcse-writing-workbook-and-model-answers-11657241) this reading workbook contains 3 reading worksheets for every topic in the new AQA German GCSE syllabus plus answers for every task at the end of the document. Ideal for reading practice and assessments in Key Stage 4, revision and independent work for Year 11, or extension work for more able Key Stage 3 students. This can also be used for cover lessons with non-specialists as the tasks are straightforward and there are answers. As well as the Word document, I have included a PDF in case the fonts are not available on certain computers and the formatting therefore doesn’t work properly on the Word doc. All questions and answers are my own, based on the new specification GCSE reading papers, and the photos are from royalty-free websites and it is all therefore photocopiable.

Do your students’ essays tend to repetitive? Would you like to broaden their vocabulary and increase the variety of their essay language at the same time? This double-sided resource will help students to do just that. By using it they will be able to avoid repetition of key phrases and increase variety in their language when writing essays about literature/plays/films for A Level German (2016 spec - all exam boards). Format: alternatives are suggested for three common sentence structures which are often overused. On the reverse side are some worked examples. The language here can be used in all essays on any play/film/work of literature and will help boost students’ language marks with minimal effort. This handout is ready to print and hand to students. It could form the basis of a lesson, or be an independent task students use to reflect and improve on their own essays.

A 52-page workbook with sample writing questions for the new specification German GCSE (AQA), with model answers for every question. There are 6 sections, for the 6 different question types in the new exam, and each section has a sample question for each sub-topic (with vocab taken from the AQA specification vocab list). There are translations (sentences and paragraphs) from English into German for each sub-topic as well. This will last students for their entire GCSE course, or can be given in Year 11 for revision. Can also be split apart and used for assessments in Key Stage 4, as a time-saver for setting homework or in-class writing tasks, or as extension tasks for high-ability Year 9 pupils, to help them get prepared for the GCSE. Once the students have prepared answers to the longer tasks, they could also be used to help with preparation for the speaking exam. A free sample of this workbook is available here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/german-gcse-writing-free-sample-me-my-family-and-friends-11947654 This workbook has been professionally proofread and re-formatted to ensure it is as close as possible to the new GCSE specification.

A reading comprehension worksheet with two narrow reading texts which use the present, past, future and conditional tenses. There are two differentiated versions of the reading comprehension - one for foundation candidates and another for higher tier candidates.

An excel worksheet revising all aspects of directions in German. Both asking the way and giving directions. A gap-fill on the computer that will mark as pupils go along. Accuracy in spelling is needed, but capital letters is not checked.

A Powerpoint to teach Halloween vocabulary. To go with the Linguascope worksheet. Includes a clip in German from 'The Nightmare before Christmas'.

A few ideas for teaching numbers. I've collated them on one ppt. Hope it's useful.

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