1. nicht vs kein<br /> 2. How to structure your sentence?<br /> 3. Let’s practice! Complete the sentences using nicht or a form of kein.<br /> Answer Key

Germans have invented many things we couldn’t live without anymore.

- Learn the German alphabet <br /> - Learn how nouns in German are written differently from English<br /> - Learn the 3 words for “the” and “a” in German

- Talking about your family <br /> - Using the possessive adjectives mein/e (my) and dein/e (your)<br /> - Giving information about family members

<p>A complete lesson to teach/revise the difference between the preterite tense and the imperfect</p> <p>What’s included:</p> <ul> <li>an easy to follow Power Point with explanations and visuals</li> <li>an easy to understand song with worksheets and gap-fill activity</li> <li>translations</li> <li>a link to a video with transcript and (pr-/post video) activities</li> </ul>

<p>This lesson on Peer Relationships/ Friendships is part of the PSHE (Physical, Social, Health Education) Curriculum in the UK. It can be taught as a stand alone lesson or as part of a series of lessons. Students will discuss what friendships mean to them. This resource includes a Powerpoint Presentation and a worksheet.</p> <p>Lesson objectives:</p> <ul> <li>Awareness of the importance of peer relationships and how they are beneficial</li> <li>Recognising the basic characteristics of how to be a good friend</li> <li>Introduction to various strategies that we use to develop and maintain peer relationships</li> <li>Recognising what characteristics are wanted and unwanted in a friendship</li> </ul>

<p>A PSHE lesson on the topic of Fixed vs. Growth Mindset. Can be used as stand alone lesson or as part of a series of lessons on study skills.</p> <p>Learning Objectives:</p> <ul> <li>Identify and define fixed and growth mindset</li> <li>Distinguish between both</li> <li>Take steps to develop a growth mindset</li> </ul>

A presentation about types of TV programmes and likes/dislikes.

The accusative-dative prepositions<br /> The accusative prepositions<br /> The dative prepositions<br /> The genitive prepositions

Introduction to different TV programmes in German, and plurals.

A way to get students talking.

A complete lesson to introduce foods in German.

Practise and consolidate vocabulary<br /> Prepare to write a café critique

1. Identify the shops in town. <br /> 2. Complete the sentences with the missing word (place in town).<br /> 3. What is not true? Cross off the wrong answer.<br /> 4. Choose the correct answer. <br /> Answer Key<br /> Vocabulary list

Worksheet to get students talking.

1. Learn the names of fruit and vegetables<br /> 2. Practise vocabulary ‘fruit and vegetables’<br /> Practise quantities<br /> Prepare a dialogue ‘At the market’

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You will be able to say in German what you eat and drink at break time and ask others using the structures<br /> <br /> Ich esse...<br /> Ich trinke...<br /> <br /> You will be able to conjugate the verbs and use the accusative case correctly.

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- five simple steps that will help you learn new vocabulary

A short test for intermediate learners of German.<br /> Tests superlative, past participle, structures with seit, verb forms, question words, dative, prepositions.