<p>Worksheet on “Der Körper” introducing words such as Der Kopf, Die Schulter, Die Finger…</p> <p>The words the students have to fill in are in a box at the bottom of the worksheet.</p> <p>I recommend listening to the song and demonstrating the movements first and then asking the students to fill in the worksheet.</p> <p>Solutions attached + music recommendation</p>

<p>presentation introducing Easter traditions in Germany, including Easter fire+food</p>

<p>Introduction to German music with information about various artists + song examples.</p> <p>Perfect for a lesson before the holidays with a focus on culture!</p> <p>Extended Task: Choose one of the songs and translate it with the students.</p> <p>Make a poll with their favourite songs</p>

<p>Learn about Halloween in Germany.<br /> Introduction of Vocab<br /> The History of Halloween<br /> Traditions</p>

<p>A presentation about the Nikolaus-Tag in Germany.</p> <p>Lots of visual aid used to share and tell the story of Sankt Nikolaus / Saint Nicholas</p>

<p>Easy speaking activity / game.<br /> You need: Copies of the speaking questions,<br /> students in pairs or small groups<br /> some dice.</p> <p>The students simply roll the dice and answer the matching question.</p>

<p>Reading exercise + comprehension questions on the topic of summer holidays</p>

<p>Vocabulary list including the most important words and chunks to talk about Daily Routine</p>

<p>Students are to describe German celebrities. Information on celebrities is provided.</p>

<p>An easy speaking starter activity for the first lesson after the summer holidays.<br /> Copy the questions and hand a snippet to each students.</p> <p>You could do another vocab activity beforehand to make sure the students have all the words they need!</p>

<p>Material consisting on:</p> <p>Reading Comprehension: Was hast du in den letzten Sommerferien gemacht? + Comprehension Questions.</p> <p>Writing task: Was hast du in den Sommerferien gemacht?</p> <p>Including Vocabulary support + example sentences.</p>

<p>Reading about a visit to the famous Schloss Neuschwanstein in Bavaria.</p> <p>inlcudes Comprehension Questions and Solutions.</p>

<p>Character Cards for students to practice their past tense with holiday related vocabulary.</p> <p>Students have information about their character, e.g.</p> <p>Where they went<br /> For how long<br /> How they got there<br /> Activities</p> <p>They simply have to put the information in the past tense.</p>

<p>Flashcards for 16 important classroom commands in German.</p> <p>An easy way to use German for classroom conversation and to build up a routine!</p>

<p>Was machst du im Sommer</p> <p>Easy speaking / starter activity in the present tense.</p> <p>What do you eat in summer / What activities do you do etc.</p>

<p>Easy and quick vocabulary starter and refresher!</p> <p>Different categories<br /> Material includes three different worksheets</p>

<p>including:</p> <ul> <li>Christmas themed vocabulary</li> <li>Christmas market foods + and how to ask for prices + order food</li> <li>German Christmas traditions (first hand south-west German experience!)</li> </ul>

<p>Vocabulary Introduction: Public Transport + useful phrases</p>

<p>Matching vocabulary activity for “Wo machst du lieber Urlaub?”</p>

<p>Writing Task combining holidays + mein Haus Vocabulary.<br /> Students write what there is and what there isn’t in a holiday accomodation.</p>

<p>Short introduction to “Beim Imbiss”</p> <ul> <li>food revision</li> <li>numbers revision</li> <li>dialogue example</li> <li>writing task</li> </ul>