The second year of primary German, taking 6th Class pupils from pre-A1 towards A1. Familiar themes return with greater depth: pupils produce short sentences, work out gender, and compare everyday life in German-speaking places with life at home.
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Everything you need for Modern Foreign Languages, all year.

A complete year of Languages, delivered by teacher-led interactive-whiteboard lessons, a printed pupil Activity Book, and a Teacher Resource Book, built to the NCCA’s Modern Foreign Languages outcomes.

Interactive whiteboard lessons
Pupil Activity Book Modern Foreign Languages 123learn Síle the owl
Teacher Resource Book Modern Foreign Languages 123learn Teacher resource books and materials

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Pupils reopen German with greetings, goodbyes and introductions, then describe colours and pets and count past ten, moving from recognition to choosing the right form and building short sentences.

Hello and Goodbye
Greet Like a Local
Say Goodbye Properly
Names, Colours and Pets
Introduce Yourself
Describe Colours
Our Favourite Pets (Die Haustiere)
Numbers That Build
Elf to Zwanzig: Numbers That Stick Together

Pupils give short forecasts, tell the time on the 24-hour clock, name days and months, build a spoken profile about themselves, and describe a landscape with joined details.

Forecasts and the Clock
Give a Short Weather Forecast
Tell the Time (Die Uhrzeit)
Days, Months and Me
Name the Days (Die Wochentage)
Months of the Year
Talk About Yourself (Über Mich)
Landscapes Around Us
Explore Nature (Die Natur)

Pupils talk about how they travel, describe rooms and furniture with position words, and describe wild animals, insects and birds with joined details from earlier themes.

Getting There and Settling in
Travel by Transport
Rooms of the House (Die Zimmer)
Furnish Your Home
Creatures Great and Small
Spot Wild Animals
Discover Insects (Die Insekten)
Observe Birds Through the Year

Pupils talk about sports, toys, instruments and feelings, practise classroom requests, and pull animal vocabulary together with gender sorting.

Play and Make Music
Play Your Sports
Favourite Toys
Play Instruments
Feelings, Class and Creatures
Express Emotions with Weil
Borrowing Classroom Items
Animals All Together (Die Tiere)

Pupils describe family, body and clothes, then handle food, fruit and drinks in complete exchanges that close the two-year German course.

People and How They Look
Meet the Family
Point to Body Parts
Dress in Style
Food, Fruit and Drinks
Food I Like (and Food I Don't)
Zwei Äpfel, Bitte!
Sip on Drinks (Die Getränke)

Pupils reopen German with greetings, goodbyes and introductions, then describe colours and pets and count past ten, moving from recognition to choosing the right form and building short sentences.

Hello and Goodbye
Greet Like a Local
Say Goodbye Properly
Names, Colours and Pets
Introduce Yourself
Describe Colours
Our Favourite Pets (Die Haustiere)
Numbers That Build
Elf to Zwanzig: Numbers That Stick Together

Pupils give short forecasts, tell the time on the 24-hour clock, name days and months, build a spoken profile about themselves, and describe a landscape with joined details.

Forecasts and the Clock
Give a Short Weather Forecast
Tell the Time (Die Uhrzeit)
Days, Months and Me
Name the Days (Die Wochentage)
Months of the Year
Talk About Yourself (Über Mich)
Landscapes Around Us
Explore Nature (Die Natur)

Pupils talk about how they travel, describe rooms and furniture with position words, and describe wild animals, insects and birds with joined details from earlier themes.

Getting There and Settling in
Travel by Transport
Rooms of the House (Die Zimmer)
Furnish Your Home
Creatures Great and Small
Spot Wild Animals
Discover Insects (Die Insekten)
Observe Birds Through the Year

Pupils talk about sports, toys, instruments and feelings, practise classroom requests, and pull animal vocabulary together with gender sorting.

Play and Make Music
Play Your Sports
Favourite Toys
Play Instruments
Feelings, Class and Creatures
Express Emotions with Weil
Borrowing Classroom Items
Animals All Together (Die Tiere)

Pupils describe family, body and clothes, then handle food, fruit and drinks in complete exchanges that close the two-year German course.

People and How They Look
Meet the Family
Point to Body Parts
Dress in Style
Food, Fruit and Drinks
Food I Like (and Food I Don't)
Zwei Äpfel, Bitte!
Sip on Drinks (Die Getränke)

Curriculum Mapping

See exactly how this course maps to official curriculum specifications

Curriculum Area
Outcomes
Communicative Competence In The L3
Developing communicative relationships through language
S4.CR.1 S4.CR.2 S4.CR.3
Understanding the content and structure of language
S4.CS.1 S4.CS.2
Exploring and using language
S4.EU.1 S4.EU.2 S4.EU.3 S4.EU.4

The curriculum does not include official reference codes for individual learning outcomes, so we have assigned a code scheme to make it easier to identify and track coverage.

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