Powerpoint teaching adverbs of frequency with sports/hobbies. After this, there are some slides which teach 'moechtest du' + infinitive. To be used with Echo 1 Unit 4.

Worksheet with match up and unscramble activities based on the pets sub-topic.

Verb gap fill using 'haben', 'sein' and 'heissen' to be used as a starter activity.

Worksheet with various activities based on character and physical description culminating in a short writing exercise at the end. To be used with Echo 1 Unit 3.

Gap fill activity and reading comprehension based on character and physical descriptions. To be used with Echo 1 Unit 3.

Powerpoint with a board tap game of some simple verb forms in the present tense. Following this, pictures of clothing to introduce orally then a 'was fehlt?' game.

An example of a dream timetable with a description. Students can use this as an example to write their own dream timetable.

A quick worksheet to recap days of the week - fill in the gaps.

Powerpoint introducing numbers 0-69 with various exercises and an introduction to months of the year.

Revision sheet with questions about self. Match up activity then answer questions about self.

Harry Potter daily routine with explanation of reflexive verbs.

Simple match up sheet of 'sein' and 'heissen' in the present tense up to 3rd person singular.

Powerpoint with starter activity revising the accusative case and school bag items and introducing numbers and months.

Powerpoint introduing European countries and how to say 'I live in'. To be used with Echo 1 textbook.

A gap fill activity to help with advertising your local area.

Error correction activity based on students' common errors when writing about holidays.

Sentences to be translated into German based on the holidays topic.

Worksheet explaining the formation of the imperfect tense with exercises (including modal verbs)

Writing frame for an account of a past holiday originally used with old coursework style questions. This could now be used solely as a writing frame.

Starter activity asking students to make as many phrases in the perfect tense as they can.