<p>Sixteen worksheets for revising GCSE German vocabulary. All AQA topics covered (Identity &amp; culture, Local, national &amp; global areas of interest, Current &amp; future study &amp; employment), although could be used for other exam specifications. Intended mainly for Higher Level candidates. Answer sheets are provided, so ideal for homeworks, cover lessons or independent revision.</p>

<p>The focus in these ten worksheets is on revising vocabulary from the books Stimmt 1 &amp; 2.<br /> Each unit usually has seven or eight tasks, which could be adapted and used flexibly.<br /> Instructions are in English and answers are provided, so these sheets are ideal for cover lessons or homework.</p> <p>PLEASE NOTE: I realised that I had omitted some of the answer sheets, but I have now included them. If you have already downloaded this resource, you should be able to download it again with the additional answer sheets.</p> <p>Sorry for the inconvenience.</p>

German GCSE &quot;no frills&quot; revision worksheet based on the vocabulary from &quot;Stimmt! AQA GCSE German Higher&quot; (Kapitel 6), although it could be used with other exam boards and courses. Answers to the tasks are provided so ideal for homework, cover lessons or independent revision. Tasks could be used individually for starters, etc. My guess is that it would be most appropriate for Grade 4-7 students.

German Higher GCSE revision worksheet based on the vocabulary from &quot;Stimmt! AQA GCSE German Higher&quot; (Kapitel 3), although it could be used with other exam boards and courses. Answers to the tasks are provided so ideal for homework, cover lessons or independent revision. Tasks could be used individually for starters, etc.

<p>German HIgher GCSE revision worksheet based on the vocabulary from “Stimmt! AQA GCSE German Higher” (Kapitel1), although it could be used with other exam boards and courses. Answers to the tasks are provided so ideal for homework, cover lessons or independent revision. Tasks could be used individually for starters, etc.</p>

Higher Level GCSE vocabulary revision worksheet based on the vocabulary from &quot;Stimmt! AQA GCSE German Higher&quot; for the 2016 specification, although it could be used for other exam boards and courses. Answers to the tasks are provided, so ideal for homeworks, cover lessons or independent revision.

<p>Workbook with two or three translations into German to go with each ofthe ten chapters of Stimmt 1 and 2, although the exercise could be used without using the textbook.<br /> Each unit has pre-translation exercises with a focus on specific structures.<br /> Suggested answers are provided, so the exercises could be marked by a non-specialist in a cover lesson or self-marked.<br /> Exercises are quite challenging, so some pupils might need additional support/scaffolding.</p>

<p>Bundle of time-saving resources to go with Stimmt 1 Kapitel 5 or could be used on their own or with other courses. Town, souvenirs, holidays, snacks, drinks, future tense. They are not intended to be complete lessons, but can be used flexibly and most could be adapted to suit you. Resources include presentations of vocabulary and grammar, reading tasks, a board game, quiz quiz trade cards, a crossword, sentence makers and an appendix with a word mat of key structures.</p>

<p>14 page workbook to practise reading for the Foundation level exam. Some questions are short and focus on individual items of vocabulary. Others are exam-style questions. Answers are provided, so this is ideal for revision, either in a cover lesson or for individual study.</p>

<p>A reading resource for KS4 German about Halloween. The first few tasks are intended for acquisition of topic-specific vocabulary. A longer reading task follows, with GCSE-style questions. There are also some questions, which could be exploited orally and a suggestion for a written task for consolidation or homework.</p>

<p>This guide/workbook could be used as a reference and practice workbook for the verbs in “Stimmt 1”, including haben/sein, weak and strong verbs, modals and the future tense with “werden”.</p> <p>There are four parts:<br /> 1 Index of the highlighted verbs<br /> 2 Reference guide with the highlighted verbs written out in full<br /> 3 Fifteen tasks, including sentence completion and gapped translations<br /> 4 Answers</p> <p>18 pages in total.</p>

<p>Ten grammar worksheets with answers, which I used with Unit 1 of the the AQA version of “Stimmt!”. Specific grammar points practised are: Present Tense, Adjectves (nominative and accusative), Perfect Tense, Questions, “denn” and “weil” and modal verbs (müssen, können, dürfen). The vocabulary used relates to the topic of school. Instructions and explanations are in English, so the sheets could be used for homeworks or cover lessons.</p>

A simple board game to revise, practise or consolidate the language from Stimmt 2 Kapitel 1 &quot;Ich liebe Ferien&quot;. <br /> Dice and counters needed.

<p>Board game to revise key language from Stimmt 1 Kapitel 1 “Meine Welt und ich”, including name, age, greetings, characteristics, numbers and spellings.</p>

<p>A set of 30 Quiz Quiz Trade cards on the topic of holidays, using the core vocabulary from Stimmt 2 Kapitel 1 “Ich liebe Ferien”. Focus is on the Perfect Tense with places stayed, means of travel and activities.</p>

<p>A reference flowchart for using cases in German. Suitable for KS4 or able KS3 students after all cases have been taught.</p>

<p>“Slap the board” is a classic!</p> <p>Project a slide on to the board. Divide the class into two teams.</p> <p>Two pupils come to the front and are given a fly swat or rolled up sheet of paper (better than letting them actually slap the board with their hands.)</p> <p>Ask them to stand with their backs to the board. Call out a word, phrase or number (as appropriate). Pupils turn round and the first to swat the translation wins a point.</p> <p>10 slides with key vocabulary from all units of Stimmt 1.</p>

<p>Starter on topic of holidays, questions to practise speaking. Follow up acivity could include a a written task.</p>