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German Games
Make learning German enjoyable with games that focus on language skills and cultural knowledge. This collection includes grammar challenges, pronunciation practice, and cultural quizzes. By incorporating these German games into your lessons, you can enhance language acquisition and student engagement.
German Memory Cards: Valentine's Day
Foreign Languages, German, Not Grade Specific, Activities, Games
Have fun with this memory card game by matching the words to the pictures. (German Version)
Author Better Teaching Resources
Tags Memory, German, Matching, Valentine's Day, Game
German: Let's Talk About the Fire Department Board Game
Foreign Languages, German, Not Grade Specific, Activities, Games
This is a German: Let's Talk About The Fire Department Board Game. All you have to do is print this game board and grab a pair of dice. The game board can be printed in color or black and white. This simple game board is great for your German-speaking students and your ESL students who are building their language skills in the English language or vice versa. How To Implement: Students can work in pairs or groups of 3-4. You can also pull students in a small group with you to better assess their progress and mastery. These board games are great because they come in a variety of themes and topics, so students will be able to increase their vocabulary. You can choose to do a few different activities when you use these board games : 1.Students can take turns rolling the dice. They will move that many places on the board. Whatever space they land on, they can read the question out loud and answer it verbally with their partner or group. 2.Same as number 1, but the partner can answer the question instead of the person who rolled the dice. 3.Same as number 1, but both partners (or everybody in the group) can write their answer down on paper. 4.Same as number 1, but students can practice writing down the question and their individual answer to the question. If you choose to make it a competition, then whoever reaches the end of the board first wins the game! I hope you enjoy this game with your students! My Store Front Can Be Found Here: Better Teaching Resources Here Are More Resources for You to Enjoy: Spanish: Opposites Dominoes Game Let’s Talk About the Circus Board Game German Cut and Glue Activity: Prepositions Spanish Vocabulary Practice Sheet | Pets Cut and Paste Winter Clip Cards – Spelling and Vocabulary Creative Fact File Worksheet: Who is Helen Keller? (German Version)
Author Better Teaching Resources
Tags German Games, Board Games, Fire Department, Fire Safety, Vocabulary, Small Group Games, Writing Prompts
German: Let's Talk About The Body Board Game
Foreign Languages, German, Not Grade Specific, Activities, Games
This is a German: Let's Talk About The Body Board Game. All you have to do is print this game board and grab a pair of dice. The game board can be printed in color or black and white. This simple game board is great for your German-speaking students and your ESL students who are building their language skills in the English language or vice versa. How To Implement: Students can work in pairs or groups of 3-4. You can also pull students in a small group with you to better assess their progress and mastery. These board games are great because they come in a variety of themes and topics, so students will be able to increase their vocabulary. You can choose to do a few different activities when you use these board games : 1.Students can take turns rolling the dice. They will move that many places on the board. Whatever space they land on, they can read the question out loud and answer it verbally with their partner or group. 2.Same as number 1, but the partner can answer the question instead of the person who rolled the dice. 3.Same as number 1, but both partners (or everybody in the group) can write their answer down on paper. 4.Same as number 1, but students can practice writing down the question and their individual answer to the question. If you choose to make it a competition, then whoever reaches the end of the board first wins the game! I hope you enjoy this game with your students! My Store Front Can Be Found Here: Better Teaching Resources Here Are More Resources for You to Enjoy: Spanish: Opposites Dominoes Game Let’s Talk About the Circus Board Game German Cut and Glue Activity: Prepositions Spanish Vocabulary Practice Sheet | Pets Cut and Paste Winter Clip Cards – Spelling and Vocabulary Creative Fact File Worksheet: Who is Helen Keller? (German Version)
Author Better Teaching Resources
Tags HUman Body, German Games, Board Game, Language Practice, ESL Printable, ESL Activity, Vocabulary, Small Group Games, Writing Prompts
German Memory Cards: Types of Dogs
Foreign Languages, German, Not Grade Specific, Activities, Games
Have fun with this memory card game by matching the words to the pictures. (German Version)
Author Better Teaching Resources
Tags German, Memory, Dogs, Matching, Game
German: I have... Who has? - Clothing
Foreign Languages, German, Not Grade Specific, Activities, Games
German Clothing Vocabulary Review Game This educational German vocabulary game helps students review clothing-related words and phrases. To play, cards are shuffled and distributed to students. The first student asks "Who has...?" for a clothing word in German. The student with that card responds "I have..." and asks for the next card. Play continues until all cards have been asked for. This whole-class game gets every student involved in an engaging way. The format encourages listening skills and vocabulary retention as students focus to hear clothing terms in German. Adjust the difficulty level by adding more advanced clothing terms on blank game cards. Whether reviewing a recent lesson or preparing for a test, this game makes learning German clothing vocabulary interactive and enjoyable for middle school and high school world language students or adult learners. Play it with individuals, small groups, or the entire class.
Author Better Teaching Resources
Tags German Activity, Clothing Vocabulary, I Have Who Has, Class Activity, German Language Game
German: Let's Talk About School Board Game
Foreign Languages, German, Grade 2, 3, 4, 5, Activities, Games
German: Let's Talk About School Board Game Transport students to a German classroom with this printable board game! Students strengthen their German language skills by answering questions about school subjects, activities, telling time, and more. Simply print the colorful game board and grab a pair of dice to get started. Students can play in partners or small groups, taking turns to roll the dice and move ahead. Land on a space and read the question out loud, then answer in German. Make it a competition by racing to reach the end first. Easily assess progress when students play in a teacher-led small group. Use this versatile game for independent practice, warm-ups, centers , homework, and more! Differentiate by having students write or verbalize answers. Build language mastery with this engaging teaching resource.
Author Better Teaching Resources
Tags German, Board Game, School Vocabulary, Vocabulary Cards, Vocabulary Practice, Speaking Skills, Listening Game
German: Let's Talk About Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Board Game
Foreign Languages, German, Not Grade Specific, Activities, Games
This is a German: et's Talk About Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Board Game. All you have to do is print this game board and grab a pair of dice. The game board can be printed in color or black and white. This simple game board is great for your English-speaking students and your ESL students who are building their language skills in the English language. Students can work in pairs or groups of 3-4. You can also pull students in a small group with you to better assess their progress and mastery. These board games are great because they come in a variety of themes and topics, so students will be able to increase their vocabulary. You can choose to do a few different activities when you use these board games : 1.Students can take turns rolling the dice. They will move that many places on the board. Whatever space they land on, they can read the question out loud and answer it verbally with their partner or group. 2.Same as number 1, but the partner can answer the question instead of the person who rolled the dice. 3.Same as number 1, but both partners (or everybody in the group) can write their answer down on paper. 4.Same as number 1, but students can practice writing down the question and their individual answer to the question. If you choose to make it a competition, then whoever reaches the end of the board first wins! Similar Resources: · German: Animal Characteristics Worksheet – Domestic Pig Printable · Spanish: Zoo Animals Dominos Game · Let’s Talk About New Year’s Eve Board Game · Family Flash Cards · Spanish: Vegetables Cut and Paste Vocabulary Practice Sheet · German: Letter B Picture Cards You Can Find More Resources at My Store Front Here: Better Teaching Resources
Author Better Teaching Resources
Tags Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Landmarks, Board Game, History, Germany, German Language, Speaking Skills
German: I have... Who has? - School Garden
Foreign Languages, German, Not Grade Specific, Activities, Games
German I Have Who Has: School Garden Transport students into an interactive German garden with this engaging I Have Who Has card game. Students strengthen German vocabulary and listening skills as they identify and respond to prompts on illustrated garden scene cards. Play flows seamlessly between small groups or a full class as prompts connect each new cardholder. Differentiate by editing card content to match skill levels. Watch comprehension and participation increase as students immerse in this vocabulary reinforcement game suited for in-person or distance learning. Modify for pair activities, center work, or assessments too. This versatile German resource builds community while meeting key language standards for upper elementary grades through high school.
Author Better Teaching Resources
Tags Class Game, Whole Group Activity, German Printable, I Have Who Has, School Garden
German: I have... Who has? - Fairy Tales
Foreign Languages, German, Not Grade Specific, Activities, Games
German Fairy Tale "I Have, Who Has?" Review Game Engage young German language learners with this interactive fairy tale vocabulary game. To play, cards with vocabulary words and definitions are distributed among students, who then work together to connect questions and answers by memory. The first student asks "Who has...?" searching for a matching vocabulary or definition card. The student with the answer declares "I have..." and repeats the process, linking the full chain from memory alone. This effective and engaging game supports classroom review and vocabulary recall with favorite storybook themes. It can be implemented one on one, in small groups, or with the whole class to encourage concentration, listening skills, and peer collaboration while immersed in the target language.
Author Better Teaching Resources
Tags Fairy Tales, Foreign Language, Language Practice, German Game, I Have Who Has
German: I have... Who has? - Christmas
Foreign Languages, German, Not Grade Specific, Activities, Games
German: I have... Who has? - Christmas This interactive card game helps students learn and review Christmas vocabulary words and phrases in German. To play, cards are shuffled and distributed to students. One student begins by asking "who has" a vocabulary word on their card. The student with that card responds "I have (vocabulary word)" and then asks "who has" the next word. Play continues until all cards have been read aloud. This whole group activity keeps students engaged as they listen closely for their card's vocabulary word. It can also be played in small groups or pairs. With focused practice in a lively game format, this resource builds students' German holiday vocabulary and conversation skills. Adjust difficulty by removing some cards for less experienced German learners.
Author Better Teaching Resources
Tags I Have Who Has, German Activity, Language Game, Christmas Activity, Class Games
German: I have... Who has? - In The Circus
Foreign Languages, German, Not Grade Specific, Activities, Games
Discover "German: I Have, Who Has - In the Circus", an exceptional digital educational resource crafted to bring a delightful and interactive experience for your students while learning German vocabulary associated with the circus! Developed by TeachSimple, this PDF comprises of 6 print-ready pages that are perfect for use in your entire class or smaller groups. The concept is uncomplicated but extremely successful in engaging each student: shuffle and distribute the cards among players. One participant initiates by asking for a term, and when someone holds the matching card, they exclaim, "I have..." followed by posing their own query for the next term. The game progresses until all cards are played. Be amazed as your classroom steadily becomes a silent hub of concentration as students keenly listen to one another's responses, forming a pleasant learning environment. "German: I Have, Who Has - In the Circus" is well-suited for language teachers at various levels of expertise looking to incorporate an appealing activity into their lessons. Enjoy endless fun moments with your students while engaged in playful language learning! Best regards, Cindy
Author Better Teaching Resources
Tags Foreign Games, In The Circus, German Vocabulary, Language Practice, Whole Group Activity
German Word Game: Don't Say it! Pets Theme
Foreign Languages, German, Not Grade Specific, Activities, Games
A player explains the word he is looking for without saying it. The terms below may not appear either!
Author Better Teaching Resources
Tags Word Game, German Game, Pets Theme, German Activity, Language Practice
German: Let's Talk About Chickens Board Game
Foreign Languages, German, Not Grade Specific, Activities, Games
German: Let's Talk About Chickens Board Game Transport your students to a barnyard with this fun German board game! Students will build their language skills by answering chicken-themed questions in German as they advance around the board. With speaking, listening, reading, and writing opportunities embedded in the gameplay, this simple printable resource offers engaging vocabulary practice for both German learners and ESL students. Use it in small groups or pairs to encourage discussion and friendly competition. The colorful game board and conversatiobal format make learning German vocabulary enjoyable. Differentiate it by having students read questions aloud, write answers, or respond verbally. This versatile resource works for a variety of ages and abilities. Bring engaging interactivity into your German language instruction with this one-of-a-kind thematic board game!
Author Better Teaching Resources
Tags Board Games, German Activity, World Languages, Language Practice, Chickens, Animal Cards, Vocabulary, Small Group Games
German: Let's Talk About Bavaria Board Game
Foreign Languages, German, Not Grade Specific, Activities, Games
This is a German: Let's Talk About Bavaria Board Game. All you have to do is print this game board and grab a pair of dice. The game board can be printed in color or black and white. This simple game board is great for your German-speaking students and your ESL students who are building their language skills in the English language or vice versa. How To Implement: Students can work in pairs or groups of 3-4. You can also pull students in a small group with you to better assess their progress and mastery. These board games are great because they come in a variety of themes and topics, so students will be able to increase their vocabulary. You can choose to do a few different activities when you use these board games : 1.Students can take turns rolling the dice. They will move that many places on the board. Whatever space they land on, they can read the question out loud and answer it verbally with their partner or group. 2.Same as number 1, but the partner can answer the question instead of the person who rolled the dice. 3.Same as number 1, but both partners (or everybody in the group) can write their answer down on paper. 4.Same as number 1, but students can practice writing down the question and their individual answer to the question. If you choose to make it a competition, then whoever reaches the end of the board first wins the game! I hope you enjoy this game with your students! My Store Front Can Be Found Here: Better Teaching Resources Here Are More Resources for You to Enjoy: Spanish: Opposites Dominoes Game Let’s Talk About the Circus Board Game German Cut and Glue Activity: Prepositions Spanish Vocabulary Practice Sheet | Pets Cut and Paste Winter Clip Cards – Spelling and Vocabulary Creative Fact File Worksheet: Who is Helen Keller? (German Version)
Author Better Teaching Resources
Tags German Game, Bavaria, Geography, Speaking Game, ESL Printable, Vocabulary Practice, World Languages
German Memory Cards: Coronovirus
Foreign Languages, German, Not Grade Specific, Activities, Games
Have fun with this memory card game by matching the words to the pictures. (German Version)
Author Better Teaching Resources
Tags German, Memory, Game, Coronovirus, Matching
German: Let's Talk About Insects Board Game
Foreign Languages, German, Not Grade Specific, Activities, Games
German: Let's Talk About Insects Board Game Students build German language skills with this printable board game focused on insects vocabulary. Pairs or small groups take turns rolling dice and moving game pieces, then read and respond to the German question they land on. Questions cover topics like insect body parts, habitats, behaviors and more. Game play exercises reading, speaking, listening and writing skills. Use it for independent practice, partner work or small group instruction. Extend learning by having students write questions and answers. Print game boards in color or black and white. This versatile resource works for both native German speakers and language learners.
Author Better Teaching Resources
Tags Board Game, Language Practice, Insects, Vocabulary Game, Speaking Skills, Writing Prompts, German Activity
German Memory Cards: Landforms
Foreign Languages, German, Not Grade Specific, Activities, Games
Have fun with this memory card game by matching the words to the pictures. (German Version)
Author Better Teaching Resources
Tags German, Memory, Game, Matching, Landforms
German: Let's Talk About Christianity Board Game
Foreign Languages, German, Not Grade Specific, Activities, Games
German: Let's Talk About Christianity Board Game The German: Let's Talk About Christianity Board Game is a novel language learning resource that creatively enhances German-speaking skills and vocabulary-building capabilities for students, particularly those enrolled in World Language modules or sub-modules about German. This vibrant, printable game board is also ideal for ESL students striving to improve their English proficiency through an unusual yet riveting avenue - integrating religious themes into language learning. The discussion of Christianity within the game ensures the utilization of context-specific terms and fosters thoughtful conversations that extend to other correlating topics. Depending on classroom settings or preferences for homeschooling scenarios, this tool can be printed either in color or black and white versions. This straightforward game requires just a pair of dice to fully enjoy it. Tutors can integrate it within various contexts such as using whole classes where learners work hand-in-hand with peers or smaller groups consisting of 3-4 players. Note: Teachers might prefer smaller group sessions which present an intimate platform for evaluating student advancement and level attainment. Variations & Competitive Aspects Creativity in using this material allows variation like having participants read aloud questions on landed spaces while responding verbally within their pairs or groups. In such cases, roles can be swapped so partners answer instead of die-throwers; answers could be recorded individually or as a team. Translation exercises could include jotting down questions prior to providing corresponding responses – all contingent upon teaching plans in place. In embracing competition aspects sparking engagement, fast-track completion presents itself as another communal path towards fun-filled learning utilizing this unique teaching instructional! Packing Details & Availablity Our product comes in one single PDF file comprising two usable pages. Keeping it simple yet loaded with dynamic language-learning possibilities! Take advantage of the enriching world languages discussions that this interactive gameplay resource has to offer - Get yourself a copy of the German: Let's Talk About Christianity Board Game now!
Author Better Teaching Resources
Tags Christianity, German Language, Board Game, Language Learning, Religious Education
German: I have... Who has? - Feelings
Foreign Languages, German, Not Grade Specific, Activities, Games
German Feelings "I Have, Who Has" Game Bring engaging German practice into your classroom with this interactive "I have, who has?" card game. Students build listening skills, vocabulary retention, and conversation confidence as they ask and respond to prompts about feelings in German. To play, shuffle the cards and distribute them face down. The first student reads their card prompt aloud in German, such as "I have happy, who has...?". The student holding the next sequential card responds, "I have sad, who has...?". Continue play until all cards have been read. Use this German feelings game for independent practice, small groups, or whole class review. The self-paced format allows students to progress at their own level while collaborating. This game engages multiple learning styles with reading, speaking, listening, and responding in German. Bring engaging, differentiated German practice into your classroom with this interactive "I have, who has" feelings card game.
Author Better Teaching Resources
Tags Language Game, Language Practice, Vocabulary Practice, German Game, I Have Who Has
German: Let's Talk About Advent Season Board Game
Foreign Languages, German, Not Grade Specific, Activities, Games
German: Let's Talk About Advent Season Board Game is a printable game board for students learning German. To play, simply print the colorful game board and grab a pair of dice. Students take turns rolling the dice and moving spaces on the board. They read the question on the space aloud and answer in German, either alone or with a partner. This quick and engaging board game boosts German vocabulary on Advent themes. Use it in small groups for verbal practice or individual work for written practice. Write answers on paper or simply discuss them. Make it a competition by racing to the final space! This versatile game works for both German language learners and English students studying German. Check out more engaging German resources at the Better Teaching Resources store.
Author Better Teaching Resources
Tags Board Game, Speaking Game, Language Practice, Speaking Practice, German Games, Advent Season, Seasonal Games, Vocabulary
German: Let's Talk About Buddhism Board Game
Foreign Languages, German, Not Grade Specific, Activities, Games
German: Let's Talk About Buddhism Board Game Students learn about Buddhism while having engaging conversations in German with this printable board game. By taking turns rolling the dice and moving game pieces, players read and respond to questions about Buddhism. Educators can facilitate whole-class games or have students work in small groups of 3-4, assessing progress along the way. With thought-provoking questions covering key aspects of Buddhism, this board game strengthens students' German fluency and cultural knowledge. Use it to build vocabulary, prompt discussions, differentiate instruction, or make learning about world religions fun. Suitable for a range of ages and proficiency levels, it easily adapts to diverse needs. Play it competitively or cooperatively - either way, the experience sticks with students long after the game ends.
Author Better Teaching Resources
Tags Buddhism, World Religions, World Languages, German Lesson, German Printable, German Game, Speaking Skills, Writing, Small Group
German: Let's Talk About Fruit Board Game
Foreign Languages, ELA, German, Language Development, ESL, Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1, Activities, Games
Let's Talk About Fruit is an engaging German board game that has students build language skills while learning fruit vocabulary. Ideal for both German language learners and ESL students alike, this printable game strengthens comprehension, speaking, reading, and writing skills. To play, students take turns rolling dice and moving game pieces, then read and respond to the fruit-themed question they land on. Questions can be answered verbally, written individually, or collaborated on with partners. The first player to reach the end wins! Teachers can also pull small groups for more personalized assessment. With multiple ways to implement, this versatile game encourages German language use in a low-prep, entertaining way.
Author Better Teaching Resources
Tags Board Games, Speaking Game, Communication Skills, Preschool Language Activity, Literacy Center, German, ESL Printable, Writing Prompts
German Memory Cards: numbers
Foreign Languages, German, Not Grade Specific, Activities, Games
Have fun with this memory card game by matching the words to the pictures. (German Version)
Author Better Teaching Resources
Tags German, Memory, Matching, Game, Numbers
German: Let's Talk About Baden-Wurttemberg Board Game
Foreign Languages, German, Not Grade Specific, Activities, Games
Let's Talk About Baden-Wurttemberg is an engaging German board game for students. To play, simply print the colorful game board and gather dice. Students strengthen language skills by working in small groups to roll the dice and move game pieces, reading questions aloud, answering questions verbally or in writing, and engaging in friendly competition. This versatile resource builds vocabulary through real-world themes. Use across grade levels or abilities for whole class games, small group work, partner practice, or independent study. Check the product page for similar ready-to-use German resources like dominoes games, cut-and-paste activities, fact files, and more from Better Teaching Resources.
Author Better Teaching Resources
Tags Board Game, Speaking Game, Baden-Wurttemberg, German Activity, Language Activities, ESL Activity, Partner Game, Vocabulary Cards