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Free german resources for Microsoft Excel
Flip Book Style Interactive Notebook Organizer
This is a simple Flipbook Organizer for interactive notebooks. Essentially, students fill in the title at the bottom of the card and write the information on the back of the card. Then, They tape them in their notebooks so that only the titles of the cards are showing. Then when they flip the card up, they see the information. I used to do these with index cards, but 5-6 index cards per activity times 75 students gets expensive.
Example use:
The Preterit Tense
At the bottom of each card:
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Grades:
Not Grade Specific
German Alphabet Flash cards Das Alphabet
Brightly colored alphabet letters on one side and the sound for the letter on the other side. Great for all ages, self testing, or in groups. Check to see how well you know the names of the Alphabet in German. When you print them out insure you are printing you flip on the long edge in order to get both side right side up and the letter and sounds to match up.
THIS ITEM WAS CREATED IN EXCEL
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Grades:
Not Grade Specific
German Numbers - Color Coded Spreadsheet
This is a color coded spreadsheet of German numbers from 0-100.The preview isn't accurate. It is an excel spreadsheet with sections.
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Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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