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Perfekt unit for German 2/German 3 high school-vocab, games, practice, and quiz
This is an entire unit of 27 slides that teaches Perfekt to high school students, ideally in German 2 or German 3. It is ready to go and requires nothing else! It goes over regular and irregular verbs with explanations of when to use haben and sein. There are 2 vocab games (Blooket) and several written practices that can be used as a formative assessment. There is also a written assignment at the end that can be used as a quiz or a test. It has lots of opportunities for students to practice, bot
10th - 11th
German, Writing
Wie Was Wer Wo - Introducing Basic Question Words
Lesson and practice activities to introduce students to forming basic question words. Uses the question words was, wer, wie, wie viel, wo, woher.
Includes:
- Power Point with notes worksheet (with Exit Ticket in the Power Point)
- Two drills
- Group review activity
- Quiz (with study guide)
- Make-up quiz/re-quiz
- Word order puzzle
Designed to go along with Deutsch Aktuell 1, Kapitel 2A, but can be used with any introductory German text. Meant for a German 1 class.
6th - 12th
German
Musik Mittwoch Sentence Starters
Musik Mittwoch is one of my favorite weekly class activities. These scaffolded sentence starters will help novice-level students write and talk about music. This product is designed to print as a half sheet, which can be cut and glued into a notebook. Each half sheet contains space for two Musik Mittwoch entries. There are three different sentence starters, increasing in complexity. For example: Das Lied ist...Ich finde das Lied...(open-ended)*This product also contains a list of adjectives for
5th - 12th
German, World Languages
Am Flughafen: Was sagt man?
Activities to help students become familiar with common questions asked at airports. Includes Power Point with sample questions, student note worksheet, dialogue cards, and a pop quiz to check student understanding. Designed to go along with Deutsch Aktuell 2, Kapitel 1B, but is generic enough to be used with any unit discussing air travel.
7th - 12th
German
Teaching Possessive Adjectives
Materials to introduce German students to possessive adjectives like mein, dein, etc. Includes: - A visual approach to thinking of possessive adjectives - Power Point going through the different forms, meanings and usage - Student notes worksheet to go along with the Power Point - Pop-quiz - Campingreise Project - Lesson overview for teachers Designed to go along with Deutsch Aktuell I, Kapitel 8A, but is general enough that it can be used with any text. It is designed for a level 1 or 2 Ger
6th - 12th
German
Deutsche Zahlen: Numbers 20+
Activities to help students learn German numbers over 20. Includes: - PowerPoint to introduce numbers 20+ - Notes worksheet to accompany the PowerPoint (two versions - one that works best as hard copies and another that works best as a digital copy for students working 1:1) - Four drill activities - Writing Activity (makes students write out a set of numbers like 20-29 to verify they understand the pattern) - Number Bingo Board - Homework assignment - Puzzle (includes four versions: one with m
6th - 12th
German
Also included in: German Numbers 0-100
German Imperative Notes
Power Point and notes worksheet to introduce students to the German Imperative. Power Point goes over du, ihr, Sie and wir forms of the Imperative one by one - students are exposed to various examples and then asked to come up with the rules on their own (though they're in the Power Point in case they stuck!). There are also two practice activities included in the Power Point so that students get immediate practice. Designed to go along with Deutsch Aktuell 1, Kapitel 9B, but can be used with
6th - 12th
German
School Subjects Vocabulary Intro
Power Point and student notes worksheet to introduce German 1 students to common school subjects. Slides contain pictures to help students learn vocabulary through immersion.
Designed to go along with Deutsch Aktuell 1, Kapitel 4B, but can be used with any text discussing a typical school day.
6th - 12th
German
Schmeckt oder nicht?
Activity to introduce students to the verb "schmecken" through immersion. Includes Power Point and student notes worksheet.
Great for a Level 1 class learning food-related vocabulary.
6th - 12th
German
German 1: Mosaik 1 Lektion 1 Abschiede und Begrüßungen
Listening Comprehension Exercises take a lot of time to prepare. I save you time and offer you the exact vocabulary that the Mosaik 1 book uses for Kapitel 1 - Lektionen A und B. I also make sure that my resources recycle previously learned vocabulary and Grammar, ONLY from the Mosaik series. This resource focuses on both Lessons on Kapitel 1: Begrüßungen und Abschiede. You will find a powerpoint with 80 multiple choice style slides. They cover all possible variations of the vocabulary words i
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
German, Grammar, Vocabulary
Entire Unit for German 1 (high school)-introductions, greetings, goodbyes, verbs
This is an entire unit designed for German 1 high-schoolers who are just beginning. It includes everything you need to teach all the greetings, goodbyes, and getting-to-know-you questions to your students. In addition, it teaches the beginnings of regular verbs and their conjugation as well as personal pronouns. There are numerous activities, like turn and talks and games to help new language learners feel more comfortable with a foreign language. All the vocabulary is included. Sound recordings
8th - 9th
German, Reading, Writing
Reisen: Im Hotel
Activities for German students learning Hotel-related vocabulary.
Includes:
- Vocabulary list
- Word search
- Discussion questions
- Was sagt man? brainstorming activity where students come up with questions frequently asked at hotels (worksheet and Power Point)
- Dialogue cards
Ends a three part unit on travel. Also available: Reisen: Gepäck and Reisen: Am Flughafen.
7th - 12th
German
Present Perfect (Das Perfekt) Beginners Journal Prompts- German Class
Use this resource when your German students are first learning the present perfect tense (Das Perfect) of German weak verbs. This activity is designed to lead toward students to creating their own simple sentences in the present perfect and requires them to focus only on weak verbs. This activity is best done after students have been introduced to the present perfect and familiar with how to form a past participle from a present tense infinitive verb. I call it: Schreibt 4! I call it Write
6th - 12th
German, World Languages, Writing
Also included in: German Level 2/3 Resource Bundle (A.1/A.2)
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