List of useful phrases for expressing opinions in German.

Interactive practice of 'essen' in the Present Tense

Interactive drag and drop exercise requiring a knowledge of German and an understanding of the basic idea of football. Will work on the PC or the IW.

PPT containing 10 slides culled from authentic internet sources with questions in German. I used this as a starter with a Year 12 group.

Pupils have to identify the school subject from a small chunk of the German spelling.

Originally designed as practice for a Year 7 reading test, this an interactive cloze exercise covering the typical Year 7 topics of personal identity, family and pets. Will work on IW or PC.

Scaffold for speaking practice on the topic of Pocket Money.

Set of mini-toolkits for saying simple sentences in French about pets. Organised and colour-coded to illustrate the concept of gender in French.

GCAE-style gapfill exercise on the topic of Mein Wohnort.

This interactive activity contains 20 World Cup participants past and present to match to different factoids. However, each time you open it, it will randomly select 10 countries from the list of 20, and will shuffle the sequence. It will almost never never be the same quiz twice. If you use it in a computer suite, each student in effect gets a different quiz. Will work on PC or IW.

Interactive multi-choice practice of ten sentences for describing a holiday. Will work on IW or PC.

Foundation Level toolkit to help pupils talk about teenage problems/

Interactive practice of different tense forms of 'essen'

Text about JK Rowling, followed by 'True / False / Not in text' questions

A worksheet with a picture of the key characters and quotes from the early scenes of the film. Students have to identify which character said which quote.

Questions which form a scaffold for a dialogue about pets.

Interactive drag and drop matching activity, practising basic vocab to enable students to comment on TV programmes. Suitable for PC or IW.

Toolkit for character description.

Slides of accidents and injuries. (May not be for the squeamish). Pupils have to come up with a sentence in the past tense to describe what has happened. The are given the first letter of each word they need as a prompt.

Interactive activity for the IW. Present tense of HABEN.