Numbers are everywhere! Today we're learning how to count from 1 to 10 in German. Knowing German numbers helps when playing games, telling time, and understanding addresses in Germany.
Imagine you're at a German market counting apples or playing football and the score is zwei-eins (2-1). Numbers help you join in the fun!
Here are the German numbers from 1 to 10. Click each number to hear how it's pronounced, then count along with a finger in the air!
Notice how some sound similar to English (eins like 'one', vier like 'four') - these are called cognates and make learning easier.
How to Use This Activity:
Option 1: Digital Reference (Interactive)
Option 2: Printed Reference Sheet
Download Vocabulary Sheet (PDF)
Time for some wheel-spinning excitement! Spin the wheel to land on a number, then everyone shout it out in German together. How quickly can we count around the class?
How to Use This Activity:
Option 1: Students on Devices
Option 2: Teacher-Led (Whiteboard/Projector)
Great spinning! Now test your memory by matching German numbers to their English meanings. Flip the cards quickly - can you beat your personal best time?
How to Use This Activity:
Option 1: Students on Devices
Option 2: Teacher-Led (Whiteboard/Projector)
Your teacher will hand out word search worksheets. Find all 10 German numbers hidden in the grid - work with a partner to spot them faster!
Worksheet Instructions: