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German handouts for Microsoft Word
Comprehension Questions for the Christmas movie Joyeux Noel
This worksheet was created to accompany a viewing of the French film "Joyeux Noël." The film is about the World War I Christmas Truce of 1914. It is a great film to show before the holidays that is in the target language, is culturally relevant and that is cross-curricular (great for history and German classes as well)! The worksheet includes 23 comprehension questions that cover the entire movie. The questions are in English and can be used for other subjects, too!
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Newspaper Project with detailed lesson plans, rubric and template!
This lesson plan provides you with everything you need for students to use higher-order thinking skills to write and create in the target language. Everything is included: teacher instructions, student instructions, hand outs, grading rubric, suggested time line, and a newspaper template. This is an activity you can do with any level of the target language. For level 1, this would be a year-end, culminating activity, or you could modify the topics to fit their language ability.
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12 German Sub Plans ~ Sub Pac Set 1
"My philological studies have satisfied me that a gifted person ought to learn English(barring spelling and pronouncing) in thirty hours, French in thirty days, and Germanin thirty years. It seems manifest, then, that the latter tongue ought to be trimmed down and repaired." Mark Twain (American humorist ~ 1835 - 1910) Twelve ready-to-use lesson plans for the sub who does * n-o-t * know German. Feeling overwhelmed sometimes ? Too many preps ? Stacks of papers to grade ?Yet another meet
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9th - 12th
Sub Plans Choice Board
Choice Board for foreign language teachers to use when they have a substitute. Contains 16 grammar/vocabulary related activities that can be used with any unit. Designed as Emergency Sub Plans for when you don't have time to prep materials, or for your early finishers. Currently designed for German students, but can easily be modified for other languages.
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6th - 12th
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The Pennsylvania Dutch ~ The Amish ~ German Sub Plan
“I wanted to be Amish when I was a kid. You just wear black and white - what could be better? One less thing to worry about." Anderson Cooper (American journalist ~ 1967) Always getting a sub who does *not* know German ? Urgently need a quick sub lesson for tomorrow ? Required to turn in three days' worth of emergency lesson plans that first week of school and no time to do it ? This sub plan - 'The Pennsylvania Dutch' - will keep students connected to German and learning at the same time
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9th - 12th
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Im Restaurant Lesung: German Restaurant Reading
This 3-page file includes:~An easy reading whereby students of German can learn how to order food naturally in a restaurant. The reading contains a glossary of new food vocabulary including popular German dishes. ~A worksheet with 7 reading comprehension questions in German based on the reading.~Answer key. Activity idea: after reading have the students "role play" going out to eat in a German restaurant by writing their own script to perform for the class or hand in for homework using the new
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8th - 10th, Higher Education
Also included in: German Travel Bundle: Top 6 Resources at 35% off! (Reisen, Flug, Hotel)
Fairy tale: Little Red Riding Hood- story, exercises, recipe
I mostly created this as a fun substitute activity but it can most certainly be used in the regular classroom. It contains an activity about the Fairy Tale Road in Germany and the town that is mostly associated with the fairy tale. There are pre-reading discussion questions, the fairy tale itself, and several post-reading activities, such as a matching activity, ordering, and several reading comprehension questions - with the answers provided. I included some interpretation questions as well as
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Not Grade Specific
10 German Sub Plans ~ Sub Pac Set 2
"To say what I would have been if I wasn't boxing, I don't know why, but I always wanted to be an x-ray technician or a substitute teacher." Sugar Ray Leonard (American boxing champion ~ 1956)Ten ready-to-use lesson plans for the sub who does * n-o-t * know German. Too many preps ? Feeling overwhelmed ?Stacks of papers to grade ?This resource will save you precious time because everything is ready-to-use.These substitute lesson plans provide an informative lesson for your class through exposur
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9th - 12th
Da and Wo Compounds: German Verbs with Prepositions (Accusative / Dative)
This 5-page file includes: ~A handout explaining how to use da- and wo- compounds in German with examples in both languages. ~A one page handout of 35 common dative phrasal verbs~A one page handout of 35 common accusative phrasal verbs. ~A worksheet with 22 sentences to practice.~Answer keyLevel: German 2/3
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Boys Of '36 ~ 'The Boys In The Boat' ~ Movie Guide + Word Search
"Once the race starts, there are no timeouts, no substitutions. Rowing calls upon the limits of human endurance." George Pocock (Designer & builder of racing shells ~ 1891 - 1976) This is the story of the University of Washington rowing team that won Olympic Gold at the 1936 Olympic Games held in Berlin. These eight working-class boys from the Depression Era pulled off a stunning, come-from-behind victory to capture first place in the last Olympics before World War II. This is an excelle
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9th - 12th
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German Imperatives Handout and Worksheet (Imperativ | Commands)
This 4-page file includes:~A 2-page handout on German commands in the Sie/ihr and du forms with example sentences. ~A worksheet with to practice the new concepts with an emphasis on the more difficult 'du' forms. ~Answer key.Level: German 2/3Editable word file.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: German Commands Bundle: Top 4 Resources @25% (Imperativ)
Be a delight in German Part 2
Learn how to be a delight in German will take you through some great phrases to make you look like a language pro! Learning and using these phrases will make you funny and charasmatic - the star of the show!
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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How to be a delight in German Part 1
Learn how to be a delight in German will take you through some great phrases to make you look like a language pro! Learning and using these phrases will make you funny and charasmatic - the star of the show!
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Giving Directions in German - Anweisungen Geben Worksheet (partner activity)
This worksheet reviews formal command forms and shows how to give directions in German. This is best used as a partner activity. The worksheet includes 3 parts:1. Matching2. Reading a short dialogue3. Writing a short dialogueVocab includes:person to ask for directions. Here are some useful landmarks:die Ecke die Kreuzung der Bahnhof die Übergangdie Bushaltestelle geradeausnach rechtsnach linksGehen SieBiegen SieLevel: GER 2 or A2 Editable word file.Includes answer key
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: German Commands Bundle: Top 4 Resources @25% (Imperativ)
Foreign Language Syllabus & Behavioral Contract
This is the syllabus for my Spanish 1 class. It is editable and can be customized for
your own personal class. Feel free to keep, change, add to, take away any information that fits your class best.
It also includes the class contract as well that can be turned in and be used as the first grade.
Some items on the syllabus are: teacher contact info, description, supply list, makeup work procedures, test/quizzes, bathroom pass info, electronic use info, rules, homework procedures and grading,
German Verb List 2
This is an alphabetical list of irregular German infinitives / strong verbs. Each verb has the infinitive, English, Präsens, Präteritum, Perfekt. 142 verbs included. Product is in Word format, so you can easily add other verbs if you wish.
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10th - 12th
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German New Year’s Reading - Silvester / Neujahr
In this reading, a young man is discussing his plans for celebrating New Year's Eve in Germany with his friends. He also talks about his New Year's resolutions. A lot of this reading is in the future tense using werden + infinitive. The reading includes a glossary of new vocabulary, five short answer questions and a guided conversation practice.NOTE: Includes 2 versions of the reading, one has the future tense verbs highlighted to see in context. Activity idea: Have students read together and t
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7th - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: German Future Tense Bundle: Top 4 products at 25% off! (Futur)
Weather and Travel Project - Level 1 (Novice-Mid) - Ser vs Estar
This is a project that can be used for any language - it's written for Spanish - but is editable, so you could change it to any language.The project uses vocabulary regarding weather and travel, the present tense, present progressive, ser and estar, and the ir+a future.There is a description and a rubric - both are fully editable.The project is based loosely on the concepts from Vista Higher Learning's Descubre 1 Unit 5 (with some throwback to Unit 4) - but this reference is not present in the t
German Comparatives and Superlatives Worksheet - Komparativ und Superlativ
This 3-page file includes:~An explanation of how to use German comparatives and superlatives. ~A worksheet that includes 16 fill in the blank sentences to practice both regular and irregular comparatives and superlatives in German.~Answer key.Examples:Er lernt …... …..…...…. (the most). Gerhard rennt ………… (faster) ………… (than) dich!Ich esse ………… (more) Karotten ………… (than) Kartoffeln.Level: Beginner (Ger 2)Editable word file. Note: A version of this worksheet is included in my Beginner German Wo
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: German Grammar Worksheets Bundle: TOP 8 Grammar Points @35% off!
German Valentines instructions worksheet
I pass this worksheet out to my first year middle/high school German students for our Valentine's Day lesson and go over the explanations and German Valentine sayings together. I've based the "Compliment" step on the vocabulary from Komm Mit! German level 1 Chapter 5, which is where we usually fall in the German 1 curriculum by Valentine's Day, however you can edit this step to suit your needs. I then provide construction paper, glue sticks, scissors, heart stickers, and any other Valentine deco
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7th - 12th
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German Case Declensions Worksheet (Articles / Adjectives)
This one page worksheet includes a short reading about Ali, who lives in Germany. It talks about his family and how he describes himself. There are 18 missing declensions in the nominative, accusative and dative cases in articles and adjectives for students to fill in to complete the reading. Answer key included. Level: German 2+
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10th - 12th
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German Unification Political Cartoons Analysis
Students will analyze three political cartoons from the era of German unification with an emphasis on Bismarck. Students will answer analysis questions on the second page as well as sketch their own German unification political cartoon in the box provided. This assignment would work well as an independent task, group work, or as homework.
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7th - 12th
German Stem-changing Verbs Worksheet (helfen, essen etc)
This worksheet focuses on stem-changing verbs of the present tense in the German language with 16 short answer questions. Level: A1/2Editable word file.Answer key included.Note: A similar worksheet is in my Beginner German Workbook.Includes:helfensprechenessenlaufensehenlesenfahrengeben
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: German Verbs Bundle: Top 10 Worksheets @40% off! (Verben)
Kleidung Kaufen: German Worksheet on Clothing Shopping (Partner Activity)
This worksheet is a great way to review clothing vocabulary in German! This worksheet includes 3 parts:1. Matching - students match up the English and German clothing vocabulary2. Short reading-students read a short dialogue about someone buying clothes3. Writing - students are required to write their own short script (this can be handed in for homework or performed for the class) based on the model scriptNOTE: There are two versions of this the reading section, one includes some gap fill for ad
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7th - 11th
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Also included in: German Adjectives Bundle: Adjektiven: 6 Resources at 35% off!
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