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

Introduces school subjects, then games. Good visuals and can test pupils' general knowledge by asking &'wer ist das?&'; Then gap fill timetable activity.

Pupils have to read the scenarios and decide how they would punish their child if they were parents. Pupils found this entertaining and the level of language is suitable for Higher.

Game where pupils have to interview people in the class and find someone who is allowed to do all the things mentioned on the list. It is part of the family relationship topic and aims to get pupils understanding and talking about what they are allowed to do or not. Is part of the Streitthema Notebook I uploaded.

This Notebook covers common reasons teenagers fight with their parents, reflexive verbs, verb endings, revision of darf/muss and subordinate word order and the subjunctive. Some games thrown in for good measure which can be accessed if you have an Activiscope account. Worksheets mentioned in the slide 'Crime and Punishment' and the Human Bingo game are. available from my shop

Powerpoint introduces basic and more advanced vocabulary for family members. Worksheet on siblings given as homework, but could be used anytime.

I revise numbers using this Mexican wave activity. Set powerpoint up to switch slides automatically. Good fun!

to be used together with the clip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4YrSmOEFKHE Class were very positive about it.

Using Simpson family. Activity 2 - to see if pupils recognise the vocabulary as masculine or feminine.

Basic introduction of arguments why people would smoke or not supported by visuals, so pupils can guess the reason. Class questionnaire included.

Notebook covering all of the above with activities and celebrity birthday trivia (current). Went down well with pupils.

Introducing range of adjectives to describe subjects.

Pupils have 25 seconds to unjumble the sentence fragments to give sentences using 'Mann kann&' to say what there is to do in their town/home area.

Revise colours as well as holiday activities.

Pupils use dictionaries to find genders of clothing items and meanings