The following are resources that teachers can use in their classes to add to the Sabine und Michael curriculum.

Have you developed any extra materials related to Sabine und Michael that you would be willing to share? Please let me know! Maybe I can add them for others to use!

Click for a description of my participation grading rubric

Click for my article on the TPR circus

Click for my notes on higher level thinking

Click for a sample of my course description

Click for my old Level One 1st Semester Final Exam

Click for my old Level One 2nd Semester Final Exam

Click for my old Level Two 1st Semester Final Exam

Click for my old Level Two 2nd Semester Final Exam

Click for my portfolio cover sheet

Click for my notes on Hilde und Günter Level One

Click for my notes on Hilde und Günter Level Two

Click for my powerpoint of Langenscheidt's Oktoberfest (Helmut Müller reader series)

Click for my powerpoint of Langenscheidt's Elvis in Köln (Helmut Müller reader series)

Click for Melanie Bruyers' G-1 Vocab list

Click for Melanie Bruyers' G-2 Vocab list

Click for Melanie Bruyers' G-3 Vocab list

Click for Melanie Bruyers' G-4 Vocab list

Click for Melanie Bruyers' G-5 Vocab list

Click for Melanie Bruyers' G-6 Vocab list

Click for Melanie Bruyers' G-7 Vocab list

Click for Melanie Bruyers' G-8 Vocab list

Click for Melanie Bruyers' G-9 Vocab list

Click for Melanie Bruyers' G-10 Vocab list

Click for Lynne Reddiger Hendrick's Quizlets on Units 1-4

Click for Lynne Redigger Hendrick's Quizlets on Units 5-6

If you are unfamiliar with the Extr@ Series put out by Discovery Learning, you really have to check these out. Here is the first episode. This is perfect for Level 2 German. Watch the whole series with your class! Note: There are a few innuendos and situations that might not be appropriate for younger grades but those scenes can be skipped easily. Preview these and see what your class thinks!

Here is another one: Deutsch Plus; a BBC German course. Not terribly exciting, but very comprehensible for 2nd year students.

I also recommend the delightful series called the Lernen to Talk Show. Follow the adventures of a German student as he goes from halting German to fluency over the course of a year. He recorded an interview each week. Here is a video from his 3rd week in Germany.

I have purchased many DVDs over the years and have created worksheets for students to get some extra credit in my class. You are welcome to use any of these worksheets as you wish. Click on the picture to get the worksheet.

I made a series of videos dealing with gender and case. It's a bit weird and my pronunciation is off, but some find it easier to understand than a traditional approach. Click for powerpoint to accompany.