<p>I have collated 80+ possible questions for Task 1 of the Oral Exam (Stimulus Card) for all the different themes (Natur&amp;Umwelt/Bildung/Die Welt der Arbeit/Musik/Medien/Feste&amp;Traditionen/Immigration und die Multikulturelle Gesellschaft/Die Wiedervereinigung), and also added some facts and ideas for each question, which are meant to give students a starting point for formulating their own answers. The questions have been designed for the new Edexcel spec but could be suited for other exam boards as well. I hope you will find these useful! <em>Updated February 2021</em></p>

<p>I have collated a list of questions and answers that could come up during the roleplay section of the GCSE speaking exam (Edexcel). they are divided by the four themes that could come up (Identity and Culture; Local Area, Holiday and Travel; School; Future Aspirations, Study and Work). Hope you will find these helpful!</p>

A whole lesson about music genres in Germany. Includes a reading text and questions, a translation task, questions that can either be used as a speaking or writing task, a listening task where students need to give their opinion, as well as a gap fill for a song about Berlin. An answer sheet is also provides.

This is a thorough introduction to the use of the Konjunktiv 1 and 2 in Indirect Speech, with a 20 slide Powerpoint Presentation which includes many 'do now' activities for the students, as well as a two page worksheet (an answer sheet is also included) which can be used as homework. The presentation and worksheet provide plenty of activities for a double lesson. The tasks are aimed at Y12 and Y13 A-Level students.

<p>This resource includes a worksheet with short summaries of the major German bank holidays and festivals as well as follow-up questions with answers, plus a set of sentences about the same topic for translation from English into German (again with answers). The worksheet could be suitable for a able Y11 class, while the translations are quite difficult and definitely aimed at Y12 or Y13.<br /> I am a native German speaker so there shouldn’t be any mistakes.</p>

<p>A powerpoint about the different functions of da-compounds in German plus a worksheet to consolidate this.</p>

A few photos connected to AS Level topics to get students talking.

A good opportunity for pupils to practise their listening skills and also revise the use of the Konjunktiv II.

A short translation task using language that has come up repeatedly in past papers but has been varied slightly.

A worksheet for students to go with a survey of Berliners about gender equality. After watching the video, students fill in the missing words and find key words.

A second worksheet to practise the translation task for Y12 (OCR)

A few cartoons about nuclear energy with vocabulary, and a few questions to start a discussion about nuclear energy in Germany

A Powerpoint with a slide for each energy resource, listing all the pros/cons, suitable for AS/A Level German

Some up-to-date facts and statements in both German and English for the Y13 written exam

Link to a short video about a Oko-Dorf and some exercises to go along with it.

<p>Information about the use of lignite in Germany, a reading and translation task and some discussion points about its use and the protests at the Hambacher Forst.</p>