Write in the missing letters to create the correct numbers from 1 to 10. Useful starter/plenary.

Match up activity of useful family vocabulary. Useful for starter/plenary.

Fill in the missing letters to create the correct past participles. Useful starter/plenary.

Noughts and crosses game to show on whiteboard. Pupils come to front to participate in the game. Useful starter/plenary. To be used with Echo 3 Gruen textbook.

Unjumble the letters to uncover the correct vocabulary.

Noughts and crosses game to show on whiteboard. Pupils come to front to participate in the game. Useful starter/plenary. To accompany Expo vert OCR

Write in the missing letters to create the correct sports vocabulary. Useful starter/plenary.

Match up activity of useful countries vocabulary. Useful for starter/plenary.

Cover sheet outlining what we will learn in this unit. Students can tick these off throughout the unit or use as a revision tool.

Match up activity of useful furniture vocabulary. Useful for starter/plenary.

Match up activity of useful breakdown vocabulary for GCSE. Useful for starter/plenary.

Wordsearch based on the topic of room furniture. Useful starter/plenary or for cover work.

Display to show on the whiteboard for a tap the board game. Invite two students to the board and say the phrase. The first person to tap the correct vocabulary wins a point.

Match up activity of useful shopping vocabulary. Useful for starter/plenary.

Wordsearch based on the topic of shops (Echo 2 Unit 2). Useful plenary or for cover work.

Match up activity of useful daily routine vocabulary. Useful for starter/plenary.

Pie chart/bar graph of energy consumption/solar energy in Germany in 2008. This could be used for discussion in class.

Worksheet where you unscramble the letters to find a room in the house. Extension - translate these sentences into English.

Match up activity of colours vocabulary. Useful for starter/plenary.

Display to show on the whiteboard for a tap the board game. Invite two students to the board and say the phrase. The first person to tap the correct vocabulary wins a point.