A template of clock faces for children to play 'time' bingo with- in a foreign language, or in English.

As described. Warning: please, please, do have a discussion with your pupils about stereotypes and cultural identity before you begin with this one!

Does exactly as the title says!

Battleships (suitable for higher tier). Pupils use the sentence co-ordinates to locate each others' ships. The ships are the opinion sentences already written in the grids. The verboten just speeds the game up- pupils either don;t ask about these squares or the teacher can remove them to make the game last longer. The winner is the first to find the other person's 6 sentences. All sentences and opinions are in the perfect tense, so the game practises C- grade or above sentences.

Does what it says on the tin. Power point.

A powerpoint with several activities- put this on slide show to see the peep hole activity working.

Match up the pictures with the sentences.

Battleships game, practising the conjugation of wohnen and location vocabulary (an der Kueste, in der Stadtmitte etc).

Navigate the car aroud the plan using the directions 'nach rechts/links/ geradeaus/ An der Ampel' etc. You need to have this off of slide show in order to be able to move the car.

Simple powerpoint with pictures of celebrities introducing themselves.

This is one of my personal favourites (self praise is no praise, as they say). Move the body parts to make different looks (if the macros don't work to click and drag, just take the slides off of slide show view). Then play the who's who game as a class.

A fun way of looking at (let's face it) what's a fairly dull subject.

Complete lesson to teach the prefixes un-, dis- and mis-. Meets the requirements of the new (2014) National Curriculum for years 3 and 4. This lesson bundle contains: 1 x full lesson plan with starter, games and plenary, 1 x power point presentation 1 x matching pairs game, differentiated to 3 levels 3 x differentiated homework sheets. I hope you like my resource. If so, great! Please leave me a rating and some nice feedback. If you're not so pleased with the resource, please let me know via my inbox, and I will be happy to amend the resource for you. © Kate Hatherell 2015 All images are royalty free.

Crossword of clothing items, can be linked to topic on school (uniform).

Memeory activity to practise language about personal appearance.

Introduces pupils to the concept of 'kein', using a spot the difference game to practise the point.

Children unscramble the personal descriptions to find Who Dunnit. Woo hoo!

Introduction to vocabulary for pets and colours in German. The brain gym slides on colours were not my own invention- I've taken them from another kind contributor. Also simple introduction to the nominative and accusative cases (of course).

Simple powerpoint, with a crossword, which can be printed.

Simple powerpoint explaining der, die, das.