Primary German resources: fiction

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German Beginner Reading Bundle ~ Deutsch Lesungen

This file includes 5 beginner German readings all the present tense perfect for beginners to review at over 50% off! Each reading is about three different young people talking about: ~Their family members ~Their favourite school subjects ~Their favourite sports ~Where they live: city, suburbs, farm Great for reviewing descriptions, hobbies, languages, professions, gern haben, house vocabulary, school subjects, etc. Each reading is followed by 8 reading comprehension questions.

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Wo ich Wohne Lesung - German Beginner Reading - Where I Live - Stadt / Vorort / Land

In this beginner German Reading, three young people describe their home and surroundings. Each live in a different way: in an apartment in the city, in a house in the suburbs and in the countryside. Each young person describes the advantages of how they live and how they get to school. The reading is followed by 8 reading comprehension questions. Vocabulary includes: Rooms in the house: kitchen, bathroom, living room, bedroom Suburbs, countryside, City center

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Die Neue Nachbarin Deutsch Lesung - German Reading - Question Words Fragewörter

In this reading a teenage girl introduces herself to her new neighbor. The dialogue incorporates a number of question words so students may learn how to form questions with interrogatives. The reading includes 8 true/false reading comprehension questions and a short writing assignment. Activity idea: students may complete the writing assignment in class or for homework. They may then read their own dialogue with a partner.

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