A class set of Quiz Quiz Trade cards to practise digital time in German. How Quiz Quiz Trade works: Every student gets a card. They get up and find a partner. They then ‘quiz’ their partner by reading out an English sentence for them to translate. Once both partners have done a translation, they swap cards and find another partner. The answer is on the cards so students can check that they are right. I like to give students a certain amount of time and for them to see how many conversations they can have in that time.

A word search and translation worksheet on the topic of 'die Zukunft'. It is a great way to introduce the vocabulary and for the students to start manipulating the language straight away. It would also make a great cover work task.

A full lesson introducing school subjects in German, including a match up worksheet and a set of Quiz Quiz Trade speaking cards. The Quiz Quiz Trade speaking cards could also be used with other year groups and languages.

This word search requires the students to translate the sentences and then find them in French in the word search. It is ideal for revising the topic of friends and descriptions. It would also be perfect for cover work.

I have used this reading resource with numerous groups from year 7 to GCSE. It revises opinion phrases and 'weil' clauses. The students enjoy this reading comprehension as they learn a bit about German culture too! It is a staged reading which could also be used for cover.

A full lesson on relative clauses on the topic of Family. I have used it successfully with various year 9 groups. It includes a ‘Quizmaster’ partner/group activity to practise and also a worksheet to consolidate.

A booklet with 24 photo cards which cover all 3 themes for the AQA specification. Photo cards include Higher and Foundation questions so that they can be used with mixed ability groups. The booklet includes a table of example teacher questions too.

The first activity is partner work where students need to ask questions to be able to complete a timetable. Students then need to write sentences to describe the parts of the timetable which are highlighted. Students really enjoy this activity.

A reading worksheet to consolidate school subjects, opinions and timetables. It is also very useful for cover lessons.