<p>List of key verbs (German-English) for German A Level examination. Most frequent and useful verbs. The best activity to put them into practice may be finding the present in third person, the participle for perfect tense and the imperfect tense. Then students may produce sentences using each verb tense and relating them with A Level topics.</p>

<p>Practical table with key verbs to talk about statistics and percentages in A Level German examinations. You will find here verbs to talk about increasing and decreasing numbers in the most useful tenses for A Level. These verbs can be learned and put into practice both in spoken and in written examinations.</p>

<p>This powerpoint for A Level German consists on key vocabulary about immigration in Germany, specifically on advantages and prejudices about immigrants. Tables could be shown in the projector and students have time to complete the gaps, allowing them some time to think about the issue at the same time they learn the key vocabulary. It also includes a role-play where students may improve their speaking skills by pretending they are immigrants in Germany. Solutions to activities are covered in order to promote interaction in class (they can be uncovered during lesson, following the students´ needs)</p>

<p>Friendly worksheet to revise key concepts in film Good Bye Lenin. This can be used as a homework worksheet or short-test in lesson or as a plenary for all students after having seen the film.</p>

<p>Mindmap for KS4 / KS5 with key vocabulary on climate change and its effects. It includes as well advantages and disadvantages of alternative energy sources, like renewable energy or nuclear power. All key vocabulary on this topic for IGCSE included in one mindmap.<br /> It may be used as poster or shown in a projector to promote class discussion on the topic in order to improve speaking skills.</p>

<p>Concise grammar bank with key content needed to aim for a higher level in written examinations. Specifically aimed at year 12 and year 13 MFL students. It contains verb tenses and other core knowledge regarding adjectives and connectives.</p>

<p>List of key nouns (German-English) for German A Level Examination. These nouns could be memorize together with the genre (der, die, das) for short tests in lessons. Students may revise them at home by writing own examples with AS/A2 topics and different verb tenses (perfect, imperfect, future, conditional, etc.)</p>

<p>List of high-level adjectives for German A Level Examinations. These could be put into practice by writing them in the comparative or superlative form. They could be put into context using AS/A2 German A Level topics.</p>

<p>Useful essay planning for German, French and Spanish written examinations. Specially useful to do drafts before the exams and to link ideas together before starting to write. It could be shown in the projector and students may fill it together as a class activity or it can be used as a poster and each student may fill a box in order to understand how the process of essay writing works.</p>

<p>Learning cards for KS4-KS5 revision at home. Each card contains one activity that can be developed individually at home after each lesson and that focuses on one individual language skill practise. Students may decide which skill they would like to revise at home (listening, reading, writing, speaking or grammar) and pick a card accordingly.<br /> Very useful to motivate students to start developing individual study skills at home.<br /> Cards may be displayed as a class poster or sent as homework revision task.</p>

<p>Worksheet with key verbs needed for topic Umwelt in IGCSE German. All conjugated in key verb tenses for students to practise with own examples. Grade 9 Examples provided, specially for written and oral examinations on this topic. This worksheet can be shown in projector with answers covered for team work. Good for speaking practice on topic Umwelt.</p>