I know how annoying it is to find good beginner German materials. Most of what’s out there is either boring drills, a random mix of worksheets with no structure, or something that takes forever to adapt for your class. When I started teaching in New York, I was spending whole Sundays building lessons from scratch.

So I made a complete A1 course you can just teach.

What you get

20 ready-to-teach lessons

Speaking practice in every lesson

Real-life scenarios students can use right away

Homework + answer keys included

300+ pages of clean, professional materials

Bonus: Quizlet vocab sets for all 20 lessons (easy to share with students)

How each lesson works

Speaking warm-up (connects to the previous lesson)

Clear grammar in plain English with real examples

Interactive practice (role-plays, sentence building, creative tasks)

3 to 4 pages of homework

Topics covered

Introductions, articles, word order

Modal verbs in context

Numbers, dates, time, plans

Akkusativ and Dativ made simple

Possessives, adjectives, negation

Plurals, separable verbs, everyday routines

City, shopping, invitations

Past tense basics (war, hatte) + full review

Format

PDF (print or project)

Instant download

Use forever, unlimited classes

If you ever feel like making your own A1 curriculum again, this is the shortcut I wish I had.

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