A resource for learning about digitalisation in Germany which includes: A original text on the topic of digitalisation Reading comprehension questions An activity to develop topic specific vocabulary A gap-fill text to help students summarise the original text An exercise to revise the passive in this context An exercise to revise relative sentences in this context Discussion questions on the theme This resource includes answers for easy marking.

A worksheet based on an article on the influence of social media on beauty standards. Contains work on vocabulary, translation and writing and the answers are included.

An article on how social media influences young people in Switzerland with activities to develop vocabulary and reading comprehension. Includes answers for easy marking.

Lesson resource about a German’s experience of learning Swiss German to integrate in Switzerland. Link to a video, then an article with comprehension and discussion questions.

Welche Sprache sprechen Einwanderer zu Hause? Based on a video from destatis and includes: Listening comprehension questions on statistics (fold the sheet or cover the transcript) Typed up transcript for students to check their answers. Students then use the transcript to translate the English paragraph into German in order to practise manipulating language. A suggested translation.

A wie handysüchtig bist du? quiz to encourage personalisation of language and some higher-level vocabulary. Pupils can then apply this to a photocard activity on the second page.

GCSE resource on the topic of technology. Includes: Video with available subtitles on the topic. Gapped transcript. Vocabulary matching activity. Listening comprehension questions. Translation into German Questions for discussion/ personalisation of language Answers for the teacher

A worksheet for high-attaining A Level German students about attitudes towards accepting refugees.

Work on an article about the exploitation of German migration policy. Challenging work for students who need pushing in A Level German.

Two AQA A Level German Vocabulary Booklets Year A = Year 1 Year B = Year 2 Vocabulary from the AQA A Level German specification split into weeks. Use it in class for weekly vocabulary tests, for pupils on desks as a glossary and set self-testing homeworks in the holidays!

Gapped transcript and translation activities based on a video from Deutschlandlabor on the topic of art.

Question bank for AQA writing revision - split into number of words (40,90 or 150) and theme (1,2 or 3).