A revision worksheet with answers for Stimmt! 2, Kapitel 1. Suitable for uploading to Google Classroom and student self-marking. NOTE. I uploaded the correct answers to Question 3 immediately in order to allow students to access some of the other questions more readily.

French-English and German-English Match-ups, wordsearches, and photocopiable picture of Bart.

Reading exercise on pocket money with the Tellytubbies.

Based on Laura Foden's excellent interactive Blockbuster grid, with added links for each square to a question on a separate slide: These questions can be adapted to suit any subject or topic.

Simple and straightforward practice for il y a + beaucoup de / peu de / assez de (Expo 2 Chapter 5), intended for middle to lower ability with room to extend.

to be used in conjunction with the Youtube animated video by Alain Le Lait. Great term-ender activity.

Common clothing labels 'translated&' into German and French for students to figure out; suitable as dictionary activity or simply daft term-ender.

Le, du, or au? Explanation, examples and exercises. I am indebted to two other TES users for the graphics.

with easy-to-understand illustrations!

Accompanies Stimmt! 2 Chapter 5. Suitable for uploading to Google Classroom during lockdown.

introducing weather adjectives with 'Es war&'

Introduction and activities to practise verb endings with 'Ihr'. Designed to accompany Echo 2 Chapter 5.

A2 Topic: Die Wiedervereinigung. Text, pictures, and exercises exploring how Günter Schabowski’s press conference on 9th November 1989 contributed to the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Year 12/13 German - Die Wiedervereinigung. Used as a Google Meet lesson during lockdown.

checking pupils' ability to select &'joué or &';fait' correctly; designed in conjunction with Expo 3 Chapter 3 J&'ai fait.

Powerpoint with German job descriptions for students to guess which jobs are described. Could be used with mini-whiteboards or with buzzers as team game.

Powerpoint and wordsearch to accompany Echo 2 p96.

practising indefinite article with shops vocabulary.

Letting students identify and avoid common mistakes, and improve their sentences by adding detail and complex structures.

Christmas wish list (practising adjective endings)