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A complete, ready-to-teach German lesson on classroom objects, der / die / das, ein / eine, colours and plurals, for absolute beginners. It includes a full lesson and a practice worksheet, both in PDF and fully editable Word format. Students show a new German classmate around their own classroom, using real objects for every task, and learn the key idea of German grammar: every noun is der, die or das. Perfect as the fifth lesson of a KS3 / Year 7 German course.

WHAT’S INCLUDED
– Lesson (9 pages): briefing, 4 missions, final role-play mission, one-page phrase sheet (Spickzettel), full teacher plan and answers
– Worksheet (6 pages): 16 exercises in three levels (Warm-up, Training, Challenge), self-check, target and feedback box, answer key
– PDF and fully editable Word versions of both

THE 4 MISSIONS

Die Dinge – 18 classroom objects in three columns (der, die, das), with two simple clues: words ending in -e are usually die, and words ending in -chen are always das. Ends with a “what’s missing?� memory game using real objects.
Was ist das? – Das ist ein … / eine …, with one easy rule: only die words take eine. Ends with a “mystery bag� guessing game.
Die Farben – 12 colours with pronunciation hints, and how “it� follows the article (der → er, die → sie, das → es): Der Kuli? Er ist blau. Ends with Ich sehe was, was du nicht siehst, the German “I spy�.
Der Plural – five plural patterns in one table (Tische, Taschen, Kulis, Bücher, Fenster), the good news that every plural takes die, and Wie viele …? Ends with a pencil-case count in pairs.

Each mission follows the same steps: Learn → Drill → Do, ending with a game or partner task. The final mission, “The classroom tour�, has three situations: showing a new student around, the lost-property office (Meine Tasche ist weg!), and counting things in the room with es gibt. It also recycles Lessons 1–4: greetings, numbers, du/Sie and introductions.

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KS3 Year 7 A1 - PART 1: German Lessons 1–5 + Worksheets

The first half of the Deutsch Start A1 course: 5 ready-to-teach German lessons and 5 practice worksheets, enough for half a term with complete beginners. Every file comes as a PDF for printing and an editable Word document (.docx), so you can adapt it for your class. All answers are included. Part 1 lays the foundations. Students learn to greet people, count, talk about birthdays, say where they come from and name everything in the classroom. They also learn the grammar that runs through the whole course: sein, haben, regular verbs and der / die / das. WHAT’S INCLUDED 5 lessons (9 pages each). Each lesson has: a briefing with a guessing starter four short missions (Learn → Drill → Do) a final mission with three role-plays a one-page phrase sheet with culture facts a teacher page with a lesson plan and answers 5 worksheets with 16 exercises each (80 in total), in three levels from easy to hard, with a self-check and an answer key you can remove before printing. 83 pages in total. THE 5 LESSONS Hallo: greetings, introductions, the alphabet, du / Sie Zahlen: numbers 0–31, age, phone numbers, sein Geburtstag: days, months, seasons, birthdays, haben Woher: countries, where you live, languages, regular verbs Klassenzimmer: classroom objects, der / die / das, ein / eine, colours, plurals WHY TEACHERS LIKE IT Half a term planned: about 60 minutes per lesson, with no prep. A clean, consistent design that saves ink, with no clipart. Real language tasks only, with no colouring or cutting. Lots of speaking: games, surveys and role-plays in every lesson. Exercises go from easy to hard, so it works well in mixed-ability classes. FORMATS 5 lessons: PDF + editable Word (.docx) 5 worksheets: PDF + editable Word (.docx) Answer keys for everything Best for KS3 / Year 7 (age 11–14) and CEFR A1 beginners. It also works for older beginners, homeschooling and private tutoring. Continue with Part 2 (Lessons 6–10), or get the full course with all 10 lessons for the best price.

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KS3 Year 7 A1 - FULL COURSE: 10 German Lessons + 10 Worksheets

A complete German course for complete beginners: 10 ready-to-teach lessons and 10 practice worksheets, enough for a full A1 term. Every file comes as a PDF for printing and an editable Word document (.docx), so you can adapt it for your class. All answers are included. Buying the bundle costs about 40% less than buying each lesson on its own. Deutsch Start A1 takes students from their first “Hallo� to ordering food in a café. Each lesson is a “mission� with a real-life goal, such as introducing your family to a host family, finding a summer camp buddy or surviving your first day at a German school. Grammar is taught in small steps, and every lesson builds on the one before. WHAT’S INCLUDED 10 lessons (9 pages each). Every lesson has the same clear structure: a briefing with a guessing starter (“Rate mal!�) four short missions (Learn → Drill → Do) a final mission with three role-plays a one-page phrase sheet with culture facts a teacher page with a lesson plan and answers 10 worksheets with 16 exercises each, 160 exercises in total. Each worksheet has three levels (Warm-up, Training, Challenge), a self-check and an answer key you can remove before printing. 168 pages in total, plus the free Pronunciation Starter (phonics, sound chart and bingo) as a bonus. THE 10 LESSONS Hallo: greetings, introductions, the alphabet, du / Sie Zahlen: numbers 0–31, age, phone numbers, sein Geburtstag: days, months, seasons, birthdays, haben Woher: countries, where you live, languages, regular verbs Klassenzimmer: classroom objects, der / die / das, colours, plurals Familie: family, mein / dein, numbers to 100 Haustiere: pets, einen / kein (an easy intro to the accusative), describing animals Freizeit: hobbies, gern / lieber, the verb in place 2 Schule: school subjects, opinions with denn, telling the time Essen: food and drink, ich möchte, prices, ordering in a café WHY TEACHERS LIKE IT A whole term planned: about 60 minutes per lesson, with no prep. One consistent, clean design that saves ink, with no clipart and no solid black blocks. Real language tasks only, with no colouring or cutting. Lots of speaking: games, surveys and role-plays in every lesson. Exercises go from easy to hard, so it works well in mixed-ability classes. Inclusive by design: students can always use an invented family, pet or school. FORMATS 10 lessons: PDF + editable Word (.docx) 10 worksheets: PDF + editable Word (.docx) Answer keys for everything Best for KS3 / Year 7 (age 11–14) and CEFR A1 beginners. It also works well for older beginners, homeschooling and private tutoring.

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