<p>25 pages of reading, writing and grammar exercises designed to practise key skills and vocabulary for the AQA GCSE German specification (for 2026). The comprehensive vocabulary list and answer sheet make this resource ideal for independent revision, homework or cover lessons.</p>

<p>A useful resource designed to be laminated and used as a desk mat for individual and group work when working on cases or doing any productive written work. Side one displays all the adjective ending charts and side two has an explanation of each of the four cases in German. The mat can be used with KS3, KS4 and KS5. Once initially introduced to it and with a bit of practice, it helps pupils work more independently to understand and use cases successfully</p>

<p>This resource contains explanations, examples and exercises which guide pupils through the formation and use of the perfect tense using typical GCSE vocabulary. It was designed to practise the perfect tense whilst also supporting students when preparing for writing and speaking in the past tense in exam situations. Each section comes with answers so that pupils can assess their own progress making it an ideal resource for independent or cover work.</p>

<p>Power point presentation on marriage and partnership which can be used in class or as an independent learning activity. It includes listening, speaking, reading and writing practice to help pupils learn and consolidate vocabulary as well as honing exam skills.</p>

<p>A step-by-step power point guide to forming and using the perfect tense in German using common GCSE vocabulary. It can be used for independent study or as a complete lesson and includes practice exercises.</p>

<p>This resource comprises 17 pages of reading, writing and vocabulary exercises relating to the German GCSE topic of Local Area. It includes answer sheets and a vocabulary list thus making it ideal for revision, independent work, homework or cover lessons. The exercises are designed to practise commonly occurring GCSE vocabulary and key exam skills.</p>

<p>Ideal for revision or for a cover lesson this worksheet revises and practises the words for TV programmes in German, different ways of expressing opinions and useful topical adjectives. It guides pupils towards giving their own opinions through 8 exercises with no teacher input necessary. It also includes answer sheets to facilitate marking or to enable pupils to mark their own work. Suitable for practise and revision at KS3 or KS4 / GCSE German.</p>

<p>7 pages of reading and writing activities including GCSE-style tasks to practise the vocabulary for this topic. The vocabulary list and answer sheet make this activity pack ideal for independent work, homework, revision, consolidation or for cover lessons.</p>

<p>24 reading, writing and vocabulary exercises designed to revise the GCSE topic ‘Environment’. A full vocabulary list and answer sheet make it ideal for independent revision, homework or cover lessons and GCSE style tasks provide useful skills practice and exam preparation.</p>

<p>A four-page worksheet with answers giving practice in topical vocabulary, sentence building and key exam skills. Ideal for homework, consolidation, revision or cover.</p>

<p>A 10-page activity pack featuring 21 reading and writing exercises to practise GCSE vocabulary and structures from the topic of healthy/unhealthy living. Ideal for consolidation, revision, homework and exam practice. It comes with an answer sheet and a comprehensive vocabulary list making it particularly useful as an activity for independent study or a cover lesson.</p>

<p>The power point can be used as a complete lesson or a resource for pupils to work independently. It is designed to give targeted exam practice in speaking, listening, reading and writing (translation) based on the topic of relationships with family and friends. Also included are worksheets to help practise the perfect tense in context and gern &amp; lieber. Ideal for revision or exam preparation.</p>

<p>This powerpoint aims to teaches common ways of expressing opinions in German using the topic of TV programmes. Suitable for KS3 teaching or KS4 revision. The powerpoint can be used in class or as a remote/independent learning resource. It offers listening, reading and writing activities which encourage pupils to produce their own opinions. Common ways of expressing opinions in German as well as useful adjectives to describe TV programmes. It also practices making longer sentences with weil.</p>

<p>This powerpoint aims to introduce and practise TV programmes in German through listening, speaking and reading activities. It can be used in class or as a remote/independent learning resource. Suitable for teaching KS3 or independent revision for KS4.</p>

<p>5 pages of activities to practise, consolidate or revise GCSE vocabulary for this topic. Useful for homework, independent study or a cover lesson. An answer sheet is included so that students can mark their own work if required.</p>

<p>8 pages of reading and writing activities including GCSE-style tasks to practise the vocabulary for this topic. The vocabulary list and answer sheet make this worksheet ideal for independent work, revision, consolidation or for cover lessons. It is designed to be used after Relationships with Family and Friends part 1 and will be particularly helpful for higher candidates, although most tasks are also very suitable for foundation students.</p>

<p>Pupils read a simple German text and draw and colour in the Christmas scene which is being described. The text has lots of repetition of simple structures and many contains core words with other topical vocabulary which pupils can find in a dictionary. The first task works well as a competiton and is enough to occupy most pupils for at least a 40-minute lesson. However it comes with extension activities which will challenge and occupy high ability pupils. This activity was designed to be used by year 8 or 9 but it reinforces basic grammar (identifying parts of speech and cases) so could also be used as a fun end-of-term task at KS4.</p>

<p>A four-page worksheet with answers practising commonly used German GCSE food and eating out vocabulary. Could be used for revision, consolidation, homework or cover.</p>

<p>9 pages of explanation and practice of the accusative case with the definite and indefinite articles including adjective endings. Includes an answer sheet.</p>

<p>Eight pages of activities practising the German vocabulary for the theme of marriage and partnership. Ideal for homework, GCSE revision, consolidation or cover work. The answer sheet is also provided.</p>