Quiz with 30 questions and answers, suitable for any year group. Questions based on German Christmas and New Year’s traditions and includes multiple choice questions on German vocabulary.

NO PREP printable board game and vocabulary card for oral practice of basic German greetings (Die Begrüßungen auf Deutsch), farewells and introducing yourself in German. This speaking review activity reinforces vocabulary 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. Three slightly different versions of this game are included, with minor changes to a small number of phrases with locations in them. This is to better suit learners in US & Canada (Page 1 of the PDF), Australia and New Zealand (Page 2), and UK and Ireland (Page 3). All phrases used in the game feature on the vocabulary card so if you are not teaching in any of these countries, you will still be able to use the game. The vocabulary card can support younger, less experienced, or less able students. Brief instructions for students are printed on the board, together with fuller instructions on Page 5 of the PDF file. In turn, students roll a dice and move the appropriate number of spaces. They have to say aloud in German the word, phrase or question they land on, otherwise they return to the space they came from. You may wish to print the board in A3 for larger groups but it works well in A4 too. 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 Worksheets German Greetings Games German Greetings Role-Play Cards Although I’m in the early days of adding German content, if you teach French too you might be interested to explore some of my French resources: Huge French Basics BUNDLE

Powerpoint created for that first lesson of the year with the expectations to follow, some key words in the target language and a quizz about German speaking world.

I made this series for my Y12s at the start of the year. Includes a presentation on: Part 1 - nominative and accusative Part 2- dative and accusative Part 3 - personal pronouns Part 4 - Wechselpräpositionen Each part has a presentation and a worksheet with the answers.

A fantastic selection of 8 printable PDFs plus teacher’s notes. This great bundle includes 4 fun activity sheets with an Easter Theme and the colours in German as well as 4 lovely German Easter cards to colour. The 4 fun activity sheets include: Two colour by number Easter pictures A count and colour the Easter eggs activity sheet A word search in the shape of an Easter egg Ideal for ages 7-11 or 11-14 (KS2 or KS3)

A series of resources in German to use with students linked to the 2026 Football World Cup (French & Spanish also available). Resources include whole class, small group/pair and individual activities. Each resource is designed to be used as a standalone resource, but could also be used as part of a series of lessons. I have included resources on football vocabulary and terminology, countries participating in the World Cup, languages, flags, the host cities and stadiums, players, an imaginary match report and general World Cup information and quizzes. There are opportunities here for the students to get some dictionary practice, do independent research and to do project work.

A comprehensive 17-slide German language workbook built around the theme of the World Cup, countries, capital cities, flags, and colours. Ideal for KS3 and lower KS4 learners, this resource blends vocabulary practice, grammar work, reading comprehension, and creative puzzle tasks to keep students engaged from start to finish. What’s included: Matching activity: German and English country names (colour-coded pairs) Unscramble the German country names Secret code decoding task plus a “create your own code” extension German country names crossword Translation task with article (der/die/das) grammar practice “Which country is it?” clue-matching activity Capital cities matching task True or false comprehension exercise Colours matching task and flag colouring activity using a colour code “Was sagen die Kinder?” World Cup reading and name-matching “Find the word!” vocabulary hunt from the reading text Story-time reading task featuring Alexandra Popp with follow-up tasks Word search (including ß / ss guidance) Format: Delivered as a ready-to-print PDF, including a full vocabulary list and the complete answer key so it’s plug-and-play for cover lessons, homework, end-of-term activities, or themed World Cup weeks. Perfect for independent work, paired tasks, or homework, with minimal teacher prep required.

I’ve updated my World Cup resources for 2026 (French and Spanish also available). Here are a series of lessons on this theme. L1 – countries participating, past winner, flags L2 – Reading about country + players L3 – describing or designing your own kit L4 – body parts / sports injuries L5 – describing outcomes of games / who will win / visit to a game. Sentence building L6 – Speaking GCSE Style activities - based around Edexcel exam board format but can be adapted (photo description / read aloud / role play) Plus a glossary/knowledge organiser of key vocab, which could be printed off to support if you are using all/nearly all of these lessons.

German Christmas Vocabulary Activity Pack Have fun learning German Christmas words with this pack of colourful resources. This ready to go set of German Christmas vocabulary includes: • Two pages of vocabulary practice worksheets with six tasks complete with answer sheets. Ideal for classroom or homework. • Single page German Christmas crossword with solution. • Single page German Christmas wordsearch with solution. • Six pages of flashcards ideal for introducing vocabulary and playing flashcard games. The German Christmas Worksheet Pack is designed for KS2, KS3, ages 8 to 13. All the worksheets in this set are available as A4 printable PDFs. This set is also available in: Spanish https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12943405 French https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12943402 Fröhliche Weihnachten

This quiz is designed for KS3 students learning German, although could also be used for year 10. The questions cover mostly knowledge about German speaking countries and culture, but there are also German language questions. I kept the German language questions simple so that all students could access them.

German Cases Made Easy: 2 Fun & Interactive Lessons on ‘Dieser’ and the cases. Struggling to get your students to actually understand German cases? This 2-hour lesson pack breaks down nominative, accusative, dative, and genitive using dieser in a way that actually sticks. Here’s what you get: 110-slide presentation (yep, everything is covered – no prep needed!) Super clear explanations with worked examples that make sense Loads of interactive activities Accompanying worksheets to reinforce learning Fun plenaries to keep them engaged right till the end Honestly, this lesson takes the pain out of teaching cases. Your students will get it—and maybe even enjoy it! Perfect for KS3, KS4 & GCSE German. Goes superbly with: German Cases - including adjective endings (lesson) German Cases - 50 page grammar booklet Any questions of feedback: TutorAlexandraABC@gmail.com

A complete GCSE German Writing (Paper 4) Higher Tier revision booklet for the new Edexcel 2026 specification, provided in PDF format for easy printing and classroom use. This resource includes a full overview of all four exam papers, plus detailed guidance for every Writing task: informal 80–90 words, formal 130–150 words, and translation into German across 25 pages. Students benefit from tips, ideas, planning sheets and checklists for both informal and formal writing, helping them understand exactly how to meet the requirements of each question. The booklet also contains extensive practice tasks, high‑frequency verb tables in three tenses, and translation practice both ways (English → German and German → English), all using vocabulary from the official Edexcel list. Perfect for classwork, homework, intervention, tutoring or independent revision. Clear, structured and exam‑aligned — a reliable writing toolkit that saves teachers hours of planning. Foundation writing revision booklet is available separatly or in a bundle.

This workbook is designed to provide a structured approach to mastering the three core German tenses: Present, Future, and Perfect. It is an ideal resource for KS3 or GCSE students to build confidence in verb conjugation and sentence structure Present Tense: Covers the step-by-step formation of regular verbs , common vocabulary like wohnen and spielen , and practical conjugation exercises. Future Tense: Explains the “Subject + werden + infinitive” structure , includes the full conjugation of werden , and features translation tasks. Perfect Tense: Breaks down the use of auxiliary verbs haben and sein , clarifies the “movement vs. no movement” rule , and teaches the formation of regular past participles.

A workbook (with an answerbook included as a separate document) for A level students doing German and needing translation practice. There are exercises on each theme from English to German and from German to English. The themes include: family structures, modern values, friendships, relationships youth trends, personality and identity educational and employment opportunities regional culture and identity in Germany media, art, film and music in the German speaking world migration and integration cultural identity and marginalisation cultural enrichment and celebrating difference June 1940-May 1945 the cultural dimensions in occupied France (on behalf of the Germans) 1945-1950 Suitable for any exam board

Newly revised minimal version for teachers, covering the basics in under 10 pages. Students' version with practice material and appendices on strong verbs and prefixes also available

A simple gap-fill worksheet for the German perfect tense.

I crafted a powerpoint advent calendar. Clicking on each of the doors takes you to a revision question or general christmas question. After answering you return to the calendar page by clicking on the house button on the question slide. Currently filled in for a Y9 German (1st year of learning it), but easily modified for other subjects or languages. The background picture is also separate from the calendar doors, so easily swapped out for one of your liking. Merry Christmas ps - first version didn’t seem to work once uploaded. Apologies. Saved this as .ppt now, hopefully this version will work as intended.

Good for revising Present, Perfect and Future tense