To celebrate the German F1 Grand Prix at the Hockenheimring I have created this interactive game for my German students. Enter your own questions and multiple choice answers and watch as two teams battle it out to be the first car past the finishing line. Possible instructions on the first slide. ENABLE ALL MACROS AND REDUCE SECURITY ON YOUR PC FOR THIS TO WORK PROPERLY. I will split my class up into two teams and give everybody a mini whiteboard. Pupils will write the answer of the question on their mini whiteboard and hold it up after my count down. The team with the most correct answers will be the team who's car will move around the screen (just click on the car) Enjoy, and I look forward to your feedback :)

Fun German resource to teach rooms of the house to Key Stage 3 and 4. Initially can just be used for practice of rooms, family members and possessive adjectives, but can also be made more difficult by preventing students from naming rooms and only allowing them to name items within rooms to guess where the Simpsons family members are.

Card games, Connect 4 and board Game for practising daily Routine Vocabulary and Telling the Time. It is in Spanish, but can easily be adapted for other languages (French, German). All instructions included.

Game cards (can also be used for snap, etc) and snakes & ladders board for practising Weather expressions. It can be used as an Speaking activity for small Groups/ Pairs. It can be adapted to French and German.

a powerpoint presentation, accompanying worksheet and flashind, random verb generator game on the perfect tense in German. They cover haben and sein verbs including irregular past participles, separable & inseparable verbs. The last slide on the ppp is wordorder with weil/obwohl.

2 PowerPoints to introduce/revise Christmas vocabulary in French and German. Both PowerPoint include presentation of vocabulary, 'shout out' game, SPLAT game and point game (pupils have to give the word in French to find out how many points they have won). I have also included different worksheets to practice the 15 words presented in the PowerPoint. For the French wordsearch, the hidden message is: 'Joyeux Noël et Bonne Année!', and for the German, it is: 'Fröliche Weinachten und ein gutes neues Jahr!' Enjoy and good luck for the end of term!

Connect four game. Pictures of familiar objects on board. Qualities e.g. rigid, shiny, soft on cards. Cards also in German and Polish. Lots more chemistry materials on www.collaborativelearning.org/sciencechemistry.html

Revision Quiz based on a template for Trivial Pursuit found on TES. Split class into groups - each segment is triggered so if you click on it, it turns the colour indicated on the key in the top left of the slide. Aim of the game is to get a full wheel - to do so pupils need to answer one question correctly on each topic. Click on the coloured squares next to the topics to get a choice of 10 questions. Click on the number to get a question. Click on the “Answer” button to get the correct button. Click on the “home” button to return to the 1st slide.

Whole class game on the SmartBoard, reviewing school subjects, days of the week and time. Page one is a blank timetabe, page two has the English "questions": cut them up and put them in a bag. Divide the class into 3 teams. One team at a time sends up a reader and a writer. The reader must read the English (e.g. German, Wednesday, 9:05) and say "Ich habe Deutsch am Mittwoch um neun Uhr fünf." The writer must then write the subject in the correct slot on the timetable. If any teammember translates or hints, no point! If they don't get it right, the next team can try the same one. Variation One: One point if they get both the spoken part AND spelling correct. Variation Two: One point for correct spoken sentence and one point for spelling.

Millionaire game (thank you, Sandfields!) to practise German body parts

Games and video links included. Favourite, light, dark colours.

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.

I got the template from another teaching website - it can be altered as needed. Macros must be enabled. Click on a box on the first page and you are transported to a page with an English sentence which pupils must translate into German. The more points, the harder the sentence. Click again and the answer appears. Click the return box and you return to the front page, where the original box will disappear to reveal a piece of the picture in the background. Record the points. I find having mixed ability groups all writing the answers on mini-whiteboards is good with this. Note: to change the picture in the background, move one box aside, right click on the picture, click Order and Move to front. Then delete it and put in your new picture, resize it, right click on it - Order - Send to back. Put the box you moved back in place.

Review of questions & answers relating to family, pets é descriptions. A pupil lands on a square and must translate the question. If he fails, he must try again next turn without moving forward. The pupil after him must answer the question in German, or he forfeits his turn.

Use this quiz template as a fun plenary or starter or mini-plenary for your students. Enter the team names on slide 1 and the winning team on slide 9. This can be used in a number of ways as a whole-class activity or independent learning activity. Follows the rules of a penalty shootout, best of three penalties. Click on the radio buttons to reset or continue. YOU WILL NEED TO ENABLE THE MACROS WHEN OPENING THE SLIDE otherwise some functionality may not work!

These are two simple PowerPoint presentations to introduce Halloween vocabulary, both in French and in German. Each PowerPoint contains an introduction of vocabulary, a game of 'what's missing?' and a game of SPLAT.

This webquest is designed for use outside the classroom, but could also be used as an additional resource for cover. It incorporates ICT use through use of online dictionaries, making notes in documents and visiting a variety of websites. The activity teaches the basics of shopping and numbers but also teaches some cultural aspects, e.g. traditional recipe, origin of a specific dish, shopping habits etc.

GCSE German vocabulary lists, German vocabulary, German GCSE vocabulary

A variety of games in Spanish to play indoors/ outdoors which can be used with all MFL subjects. Some follow the booklet Take 10 Games in Spanish.

German 'shopping' game for learning foods and some instructions Included: -Images of food -Shopping trolley -German vocab list -Key words -Instructions -Children are paired up for the game. Each pair has a set of the food images, an image of the 'trolley', a vocabulary sheet and the word cards. Each pair is also given a whiteboard and pen. -The food pictures are placed facing upwards on the table. The vocabulary sheet and the word cards are turned over on the table so that they can't be seen. -The children label themselves A and B. Person A is the ‘customer’ and person B is the ‘shop assistant’. -Person A will write 'shopping list' at the top of their whiteboard, and numbers one to four down the side of the board. Person A randomly selects four of the word cards that are placed upside down on the table. They then write out the four words onto the whiteboard to make up the shopping list, and read them out loud for Person B, using the phrase, "Ich möchte..." (I need…) to begin the sentence. -It is then person B's responsibility to find the corresponding pictures that match the German words and place them in the trolley. Afterwards, person B says, “Ich habe…” (I have…) and then lists the food items they have in German to finish the sentence. -If either of the children struggle to understand what some of the vocabulary means, then they can turn over the vocab sheet to help them. -At the end of each person's turn, the children can also use the vocab sheet as a guide to check that the images in the trolley correctly match the word cards on the list. Afterwards, these images and cards are placed to one side, and it is the next person's turn. The activity continues until all of the images and word cards have been used up.

A PowerPoint to support self-study or independent learning. Simple presentation of present tense and subject pronouns in German. Visual aides to help comprehension of finding the stem and verb endings. Activities and links to Games to back up learning. This is saved on our VLE and can be reached by students at any time. Homework sheet to condolidate self-study. Please let me hear your feedback and comments. Enjoy!