The different genders of German nouns can be tricky to remember. With this in mind, I have created three different bookmarks (der, die, das) which give students clues as to which gender to use for various nouns. These bookmarks can be printed out and kept at hand during lessons to help identify which gender to use.

This is a spelling activity based on the game Boggle. The aim of the game is to make as many words as possible using the 16 letters that are selected at the beginning of the game. This resource pack includes: - Instructions for Boggle - Boggle alphabet bubbles to print and cut out - Boggle activity sheet - A completed Boggle activity sheet to use as an example - Boggle Champion of the Week certificate

Two double sided pamphlets describing the traits of both regular and modal verbs. The first pamphlet features examples of regular verbs, their conjugation and sentences in which they are used. The second pamphlet looks at modal verbs, how they are used, where they feature in a sentence and need to know information that will help your students both use and understand modal verbs. These pamphlets can be printed and folded, for students to refer to when necessary. There is also a blank page where students can create a pamphlet of their own as a follow on activity.

Number, word and shape of the day worksheets. These can be used each day or as an extension activity as needed.

A selection of worksheets concentrating on the vocabulary associated with Easter.

A selection of different word search and activity pages to reinforce basic German vocabulary. Topics covered include numbers, colours, days and months, school objects, school subjects, farm animals, food and drink, clothes and parts of the body.

3 sheets concentrating on German verbs, singular and plural nouns and opposites.

Conjugating regular verbs in the present tense. 10 pages of some of the most common regular verbs which students can conjugate and then use in a sentence.