<p>At the risk of reinventing the wheel, here’s my take on a concise worksheet to introduce and practise the verb <em>sein</em> to KS3 beginners.</p> <p>Some knowledge of family members vocabulary is assumed; other TL is provided in brackets to allow for greater focus on the grammar!</p> <p>Introduction to the full paradigm (with bonus Hamlet reference!)<br /> Exercises to practise:</p> <ul> <li>switching between nouns and pronouns</li> <li>gap fill and translation into English</li> <li>full sentence translation into German</li> </ul> <p>Image credit: VectorStock via Google Images</p> <p>Viel Spaß! :-)</p>

<p>This worksheet is based on the weather vocabulary in Zoom 1 Deutsch (OUP, 2011) and is aimed at students who have just been introduced to the topic.</p> <p>It could work well as a homework task or provide an opportunity for consolidation in a lesson. It might also be useful backup for setting cover work or revision at KS4!</p> <p>This resource was inspired by similar worksheets created by Gianfranco Conti.</p> <p>Image credit:<br /> The blank compass on this worksheet is from Shutterstock via Google Images.</p> <p>Hope it’s useful and feedback always welcome!</p>

<p>A simple grammar worksheet to introduce and practise prepositions with the dative case in the context of describing a bedroom.</p> <p>Designed for use with the ‘Mein Zimmer’ spread in Zoom 1 Deutsch (OUP, 2011). As well as furniture vocabulary, students will need <em>das Fenster</em> and <em>die Ecke</em>.</p> <p>The resource contains 2 A5 copies to a page for efficient printing. Answers are also provided.</p> <p>Viel Spaß!</p>