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I am a German native speaker from Berlin who works in a secondary school in Dorset. I have been teaching for nine years from year 7 to A-Level and my specialty is using technology, puzzles and games in lessons.

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I am a German native speaker from Berlin who works in a secondary school in Dorset. I have been teaching for nine years from year 7 to A-Level and my specialty is using technology, puzzles and games in lessons.
Stimmt! 1 Family and Pets puzzles – Alles Gute - Birthdays
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Stimmt! 1 Family and Pets puzzles – Alles Gute - Birthdays

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A fun starter or plenary practising family vocab from pages 38-39 in the Stimmt! 1 book (birthdays). Includes three word puzzles and answers. Also available with a powerpoint introducing birthdays. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/mein-geburtstag-my-birthday-11398964
Puzzles for Stimmt 1 Chapter 1
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Puzzles for Stimmt 1 Chapter 1

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Save 60%! Get a fun worksheet with three word puzzles for each double page in Chapter 1 of Stimmt! 1 'Meine Welt'. Ideal as starters or plenaries and for revision of vocabulary and grammar.
Foundation General Conversation Questions about School
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Foundation General Conversation Questions about School

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Two worksheets to help students prepare questions and answers for the German general conversation part of the 2016 spec exam or for a speaking exam for the old 2014 spec specification. They are based on the questions in the back of Stimmt! AQA German Foundation book, but can be used with any text book. Sheet 1 has questions and answers and sample answers in English and German. (More support) Sheet 2 has the questions and answers English and German and useful vocab, structures and hints on what tenses and content to include. (More independence)
Die Schule - School cut out puzzle for GCSE
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Die Schule - School cut out puzzle for GCSE

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This is a Tarsia puzzle to practise and revise German school vocabulary for GCSE students, including subjects, rooms, uniform and rules. A tarsia consists of puzzle pieces that the students cut out and then match words to form a certain shape (ideally students don’t know what shape that is). They will quickly realise their mistakes if the puzzle won’t fit together. Great activity for Friday afternoons or end of term. This download includes: sheets for students with jumbled up puzzle pieces, a answer sheet for the teacher in list form and showing the shape. If the print quality of the powerpoint is not good enough, please use the pdf file for the students.
Euros and prices
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Euros and prices

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Use the PowerPoint to show what Euro coins and notes look like (including German, French and Spanish coins) and the worksheet to practise recognising euros and writing prices in the target language. The example and the answers are in German but otherwise the worksheet can used in any language.
"Weil" sentences
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"Weil" sentences

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The word weil wears a big boot that kicks the verb to the end of the sentence. An exercise on recogognising verbs, then some demonstrations of the boot and then some sentences for the students to work out themselves.
Lying game
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Lying game

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A game for the first lesson in a new group or as recap of first few chapters of book. This is an example of 4 sentences in German, one of which is a lie. Every student writes 4 sentence about themselves, and then go around getting other people to guess which one is a lie.
Memrise for AQA GCSE Stimmt, Hodder AS-Level and Stimmt 1
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Memrise for AQA GCSE Stimmt, Hodder AS-Level and Stimmt 1

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Are you teaching the new AQA GCSE with Stimmt or the new AS Level with Hodder/Dynamic learning? Do you use Stimmt 1? If your students are using memrise.com to learn vocab, follow the links on the attached document to become part of a memrise group that will give you all the vocab sets you need. If you don't use memrise yet, you definitely need to have a look at it. Note: If you don't have a memrise account, you will be asked to create a free one when you follow the link. After you have joined the group, you should find all the sets on the 'groups' page. Please check out my shop: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/jusch12