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Free 8th grade german resources for Microsoft Word
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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German/English Cognate Quiz
Show your beginning level German students just how similar German is to English! There are 24 German nouns and pictures that students should try to match up. Can be done on the first day of class! German isn't as difficult as they may think. ;)
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3rd - 12th
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German Verb Game ~ FREE ~
"Life is more fun if you play games."Roald Dahl(British author ~ 1916 - 1990) Here's a fun way to review vocabulary either at the start of the year or at the end before final exams. You get: 1. Complete instructions for students to make their own bingo card with pictures of various German verbs. There are 30 German verbs to choose from. 2. Explanation of how to use the finished bingo cards to play several rounds of bingo. Everything is handout-ready for your students. (5 pages) ..
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8th - 12th
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Das Maifest ~ May Day ~ Word Search ~ FREE ~
"You can cut all the flowers but you can't keep spring from coming."Pablo Neruda(Chilean poet ~ 1904 - 1973) Das Maifest. Den 1. Mai. Ein Feiertag. You get: 1. A word search using German words pertaining to the holiday of 'May Day'. 2. An answer key. 3. An expansion activity to be used as homework or a quiz or extra credit. Everything is handout-ready for your students. (3 pages) .. Think word searches are useless busywork ? .. * The Benefits of Word Searches If you like my prod
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8th - 12th
The Candy Bomber ~ Berlin Airlift ~ Movie Guide + Overhead + Word Search ~ FREE
"Sometimes I think that the one thing I love most about being an adult is the right to buy candy whenever and wherever I want." Ryan Gosling (Canadian actor ~ 1980)After the end of World War II in 1945 and the division of Germany into four occupation zones by the victorious Allies, the Soviets decided in 1948 to blockade Berlin in the hope of forcing out the Western Allies and creating shortages of food and clothing for the West Berliners. Would this bullying tactic of the Russians work, though
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8th - 12th
Dr. Seuss ~ Word Search ~ Read Across America Day ~ FREE ~
"You're never too old, too wacky, too wild,to pick up a book and read to a child."Theodor Seuss Geisel (German-American author ~ 1904 - 1991) German-American author, Theodor Seuss Geisel - known as Dr. Seuss - was born on March 2, 1904 in Springfield, MA. 'Read Across America Day' is celebrated each year on March 2nd, his birthday. You get: 1. A word search using 25 words pertaining to Dr. Seuss and his books. 2. An answer key. Everything is handout-ready for your students. (2 pages)
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8th - 12th
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A Love Letter from Beethoven ♥ My Immortal Beloved ~ Word Search ~ FREE ~
"I didn't mean to send love letters, but that is what they became.On their way to you, my words turned into heartbeats on the page."Lisa Kleypas (American author ~ 1964) Although Ludwig van Beethoven never married, he left a love letter to his "Immortal Beloved", an unknown woman for whom his letter was overflowing with admiration and love. You get: 1. An English translation of Beethoven's love letter. 2. A word search using 23 words in English from Beethoven's letter. 3. An answer key.
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8th - 12th
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Der Schalttag ~ Leap Day ~ 29. Februar ~ 3 Aktivitäten
"In February there is everything to hope forand nothing to regret." Leap Day.Der Schalttag.Der 29. Februar. You get: 1. An activity sheet using German vocabulary for this 29th day of the month ~ a fun in-class activity. 2. An answer key. 3. An in-class activity with 29 math problems in digits all containing a '29' or a '4' to be matched up with the answers in words in German. 4. An answer key. 5. A word search using 29 words in English related to Leap Day and Leap Year. 6. An answ
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8th - 12th
Alphabet Practice
Rows of alphabet letters for you to read to beginning students as a game. Easy fun way to practice learning the alphabet and drill on those pesky vowels. Could easily be adapted (remove a few letters) for French or German practice. Enjoy.
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5th - 12th
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RAFT: School Subjects Writing Assignment
RAFT assignment for German students learning school vocabulary. Students pick one row and write their response to the prompt based on the Role (who THEY are), the Audience (who they're writing TO), the Format they'll use to write it, and the Topic for the writing. Can be done in class as a timed writing or at home. Rubric on a 15 point scale included.
Designed to go along with Deutsch Aktuell 1, Kapitel 4B, but could be used with any text discussing school subjects. Designed for a level German
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6th - 12th
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German das Haus Unit Outline - Deutsch Home Unit Outline EDITABLE
Please edit this to fit with your class. There are several things I do that may not work for you! Purchase supplemental materials here:
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7th - 12th
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Twitter Template for Foreign Language Classes
Template for students to write fake Tweets in class. Includes spaces for them to draw an avatar, put in a "username," and already has 140 character spots ready to go!
Pose a question to the class (Ex: What's your favorite book? What did you do on the weekend?) and have them "tweet" back an answer. Hang up student responses around your room so that they can see what their classmates are saying!
Includes templates for German, French, Spanish and Latin, but can easily be changed for other la
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7th - 12th
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German 1 simple reading texts: Family
This document includes three brief texts for students to translate individually, with a partner, in small groups, or together as a class. It is intended for students at the very beginning of German, right when they are learning about family vocabulary.
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8th - 11th
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Number Practice Grid 0-100 by 1's
This version of the number game includes all numbers from 0-100 in rounds of five rows each. Good practice for any target language or ESL. You read the numbers, students circle what they hear. Read each row faster to increase the challenge. This is also an excellent bell ringer activity to review numbers for higher levels as most books never practice numbers again after first year. Created by Barbara Davis
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4th - 10th
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World Language Vocabulary Choice Board
A choice board for lower level World Language students to practice vocabulary. I use this as a homework assignment during new units with my Level 1 students. It is currently set up for German students but can easily be modified for other languages.
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7th - 10th
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Letter to a French pen-pal Rubric
I did this with my French ONE class, yes, French ONE! They LOVED it and the results were fabulous! They know exactly what has to be included in the assignment to get full points, and there is a writing rubric I created on the front. They just staple their papers to the back, and voila! They're ready to grade!
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6th - 12th
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German Beginner Reading: All about Me / Lesung auf Deutsch **FREEBIE**
This beginner level German reading is centered around two roommates who live together. The reading includes a glossary of new vocabulary and 8 reading comprehension questions.Note: This reading is the first chapter of my Beginner German Reader.Level: German 1+ Answer key included.
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5th - 10th
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German modal verb pop quiz
I use this as a pop quiz for students to grade their own work. This helps them better gauge their own understanding of the material.
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8th - 11th
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German adjectives: opposite match
This worksheet requires students to know vocabulary to describe people. They will match each vocabulary word to its opposite.
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8th - 11th
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German ~ Handy Classroom Expressions ~ FREE ~
"Being a student is easy.Learning requires actual work." You get: 1. A list of 24 handy classroom expressions in German and English. . Print the page out on colored paper & punch three holes in it. . Hand it out the first day of school for students to keep in their notebooks as a handy reference of daily classroom phrases to help them speak more German & understand more German in your class. Everything is handout-ready to help ease students' active participation in your class. (
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7th - 12th
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Schulsachen ~ German School Supplies ~ FREE ~
"Some students drink at the fountain of knowledge.Others just gargle." Included here are several words for German school supplies - things a studentmight get in their Schultüte on the first day of first grade. You get: AKTIVITÄT 1Schulsachen ~ Matching Activity with answer key. .. This is also in my free Schultüte ~ German Customs packet .. AKTIVITÄT 2Kreuzworträtsel ~ a crossword puzzle using these words and an answer key. AKTIVITÄT 3Wörtersuchspiel ~ a word search to practice this vocabu
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7th - 12th
Letter of Appreciation to Parents
"Some students drink at the fountain of knowledge.Others just gargle." Parents always hear from teachers when their children are bad, so I decidedto send letters to the parents of my students who were good and well-behaved. I did this the first week in December. I wanted to let parents know how much I appreciated having a polite and respectfulstudent in my classroom, one who was attentive and not disruptive. The letter had nothing to do with grades. I also offered encouragement for continu
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7th - 12th
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German Classroom Expressions
Use this template to teach all German classroom expressions! You may edit the speech bubbles with the appropriate expressions. I teach five a week as a class warm-up/starter and my goal is to expose students to all 29 by the end of the month. Usually some sort of assessment follows the lesson. Staying in the target language during class is so much easier when students know these expressions! Success in the language class begins with the basics.
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1st - 12th
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Student Goals and Study Skills
Beginning of the year worksheets. Front page is for students to reflect on their study skills so they can identify areas of improvement. Back page is for students to set goals for the first quarter. Go back at the end of the quarter to see how students did on their goals and how they've adjusted their study skills, then fill it out again for the next quarter. Editable to adjust for your class's needs. Example: can modify page 2 for other quarters or for semesters; change it from German to French
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7th - 12th
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