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German - Where I live & weather game

Team game. Pupils choose a number from the grid. When you click on the number and reveal a word or phrase, they must translate it to gain a point for their team.  

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German - What you can do in a place

Teach pupils how to say what activities you can do in a place using this PowerPoint.  

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German - What there is & isn't in town

This PowerPoint introduces how to say what there is and what there isn't in a town.  

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German - Buying food at the snack stand

Introduce pupils to some common food sold at the ā€˜Imbissbude’ in Germany.  

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German - Rooms in the house

This presentation starts with a bit of information about housing in Germany. Then, using the German logic, looking at the vocab of rooms in the house.  

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German - Ordering food card sort

Pupils put the cut-up cards in order to complete the conversation (ordering food at a snack stand). There are 2 conversations.    

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German - Where I live writing wheel

Pupils use this writing wheel to write about where they live (their house). Instructions are in the notes section of the PowerPoint.  

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German - Directions introduction

Use this PowerPoint to introduce directions in German.  

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German - Directions hangman

Use this PowerPoint as a short practice activity or starter on the topic of directions. There are 3 directions phrases.  

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Speaking game - Where I live

Perfect practice for GCSE students and their speaking skills. A simple but effective board game, practising talking about where you live. The questions are in English, so you can change them to the language students are learning.  

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German - Household chores

Use this PowerPoint to introduce different household chores in German. Full instructions are in the notes section of the PowerPoint.

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German - Daily routine

Use this PowerPoint to introduce daily routine vocab to pupils.

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German - Rooms pairwork gap-fill

Pupils work in pairs to read the paragraph about rooms in the house. Each pupil has the same paragraph, but with gaps in different places. By reading to each other, they fill in the gaps in their own paragraph, promoting speaking, listening and transcription skills.

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German - Where I used to live Reading Challenge

Reading Challenges are great for preparing pupils for longer texts. This text is using the imperfect tense to talk about where you used to live.

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