4 pages of vocabulary notes (2 lessons) on holidays and celebrations. In addition to vocabulary words, these lessons are chock full of common sayings and expressions used during celebrations throughout the German-speaking world. Ordinal numbers and reflexive verbs ‘sich fühlen’ and ‘sich freuen’ are introduced.

4 pages of vocabulary notes (2 lessons) on clothing and shopping. Additional vocabulary on major geographical features (lake, beach, mountain, forest, etc.) are presented. Grammatical topics include verbs with dative objects and the comparative/superlative forms of ‘gut’, ‘gern’ and ‘viel’. Many of the vocabulary words are shown in example sentences.

6 pages of vocabulary notes (3 lessons) relating to business and customer service, selling and purchasing, and booking a hotel room. Grammatical topics include verbs with dative objects and frequently used separable verbs. Many of the vocabulary words are shown in example sentences.

4 pages of vocabulary notes (2 lessons) relating to long-distance travel, modes of transportation, words relating to distance and direction, as well as some common landmarks in a typical city or town. Many of the vocabulary words are shown in example sentences.

4 pages of vocabulary notes (2 lessons) relating to health, wellness, and some of the major body parts. Using various example sentences, students can practice how to talk to the doctor and how to set up, change or cancel appointments.

Four pages of vocabulary notes (2 lessons) on local travel and transportation. Using various example sentences, students can practice how to ask questions and make comments relating to such things as driver’s licenses, rental cars, bus tickets, tourist sites, and more.

Two-page vocabulary lesson on work and education. Using various example sentences, students can practice how to ask and answer questions relating to employment, education and experience.

8 pages of vocabulary notes (4 lessons) on weather, temperature, sports, hobbies & leisure activities. Students can review basic modal verbs ‘mögen’, ‘können’ and ‘wollen’, the past tense (Partizip II) and accusative articles. The adverb ‘gern’ is also reviewed. Sample sentences are used for most of the new words.

6 pages of vocabulary notes (3 lessons) on days of the week, telling time and hobbies & leisure activities. Students can review basic separable verbs, the accusative personal pronouns and how to use ‘gern’ and ‘lieber’ in a sentence. Sample sentences are used for most of the new words, including ihr-conjugations (‘you’ plural).

10 pages of vocabulary notes (5 lessons) on housing, rooms & furniture, paying rent and measuring physical dimensions including length & area. Basic colors and the numerals up to 1,000 and beyond are touched upon. In these notes, students can also review basic predicate adjectives in pairs of opposites (e.g., ‘groß’ / ‘klein’ ) as well as the verb ‘gefallen’. Sample sentences are used for most of the new words, showing basic changes in verb conjugation.

6 pages of vocabulary notes (three lessons) on food, meals & shopping at the grocery store. Units of weight and volume are introduced, as well as how to pay for things in Euros. How to form the numerals 21-100 is also touched upon. Students can review how to use the verbs ‘essen’, ‘trinken’, ‘frühstücken’, ‘mögen’ / ‘möchten’ and ‘bezahlen’, among others. Sample sentences are used for most of the new words, showing basic changes in verb conjugation.

10 pages of vocabulary notes (5 lessons) on basic greetings, countries & languages, personal data and family members. The numerals 1-20 are also included. Sample sentences are used for most of the new words, showing basic changes in verb conjugation. Sentences showing inflections (following the prepositions ‘aus’ and ‘von’) are also included.

Set of quick study notes on using the imperative mood, helpful for quiz prep. Also included are notes on negating the modal verb “müssen”.

Complete lesson on telling time in German, using both “offizielle Zeit” (official time) and “inoffizielle Zeit” (colloquial time). Plenty of colorful graphics and clock faces help the new learner in most aspects of learning to tell time. Short quizzes and a summary of the lesson are included. As a prerequisite, students should have a grasp on how to count to 60 in German.

This is a simple primer on adjective endings in the nominative case, geared towards students who are new to the subject as well as those who don’t feel comfortable memorizing charts. The lesson starts off explaining the differences between predicate adjectives and attributive adjectives. Endings for attributive adjectives following ‘ein’-articles, ‘der’-articles and with no article preceding are all explained in an easy-to-read format, color-coded in large fonts. The accusative case is touched on in the summary section at the end of the lesson. Two short quizzes with answer key are provided.

Quiz on local prepositions in the dative case (lokale Präpositionen im Dativ). Match the vocabulary words with the objects in the picture, then fill in the blanks with the appropriate preposition and article/ending. Answer key provided.

6-page printable on verbs and two-way prepositions (Verben mit Wechselpräpositionen). This lesson shows the difference between transitive and instransitive verbs and shows the student how these verbs are used with various two-way prepositions in the accusative and dative cases. The verbs featured are ‘stellen’, ‘stehen’, ‘legen’, ‘liegen’, ‘stecken’ and ‘hängen’. Pages are in landscape format and can be used as slides. This lesson can be used in tandem with the lesson: “Two-Way Prepositions with Verbs” https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12677484

3-page vocabulary quiz on parts of the body. The first page on basic body parts can be given to A1-level students. The entire set is intended for more advanced students and tests their knowledge of the smaller and more complex parts of the body. Answer key is included.

In his short, two-page story we learn about Marie and her journey from Milan, Italy to Cologne, where she goes to school to get her training in office administration. This story tests skills in using the ‘Perfekt’ tense. A list of verbs is provided at the top of the first page. Using these verbs, students reading the story will fill in the blanks with the appropriate participle and helping verb. Included is a small glossary, an answer key and an English translation of the text. Appropriate for 2nd or 3rd-year students of German, or for adult learners at around the A2.2 level. A knowledge of some subordinating conjunctions and related word order rules is helpful.