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Find the following words in the grid below:
Two weeks ago, I published a word-matching exercise featuring German words associated with professions. With two new exercises—a word scramble and a quiz—you now have the chance to review those words.
With the help of their German equivalents, unscramble the English words.
NERTPTERIER --- Dolmetscher, Dolmetscherin
CRRYBEAIKL --- Maurer, Maurerin
CTEEHAR --- Lehrer, Lehrerin
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The word scramble below is more difficult than the puzzles usually posted in this blog. Its level is around B2 or C1, but it is doable. If it is too difficult for you, scroll down to the vocabulary section where you will find the English translation of the words.
The spiral below contains fifteen German words; however, the list of words beneath the spiral contains fifteen plus one. Your task is to locate the antonyms in the spiral and mark the appropriate words next to their corresponding opposites. The word in the spiral without an antonym is the solution.
I made a crossword for German learners about fruit names. First try to put the words into the squares without a dictionary, I hope you can solve it quickly.
There is a simple word search puzzle for young children below. The words can be found horizontally (from left to right) and vertically (from top to bottom).
This time I do not list the 15 words which are hidden in the puzzle. Because of the German orthography it should be a piece of cake to solve it anyway. :-)
Below you can find 15 sentences. Please, read them first, then watch this short video.
Once you are ready, match the scenes in the video with the right sentences.
Below you can find 10 sentences, each of them describing a thing, an animal, a concept etc.
Your task is to match them with the correct keywords.
der Donnerstag, der Fuß, der Herd, die Katze, das Messer, das Nest, der Samstag, der Sommer, der Staubsauger, der Winter,
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There are 32 German words in the word cloud below. All of them designate positive characteristics. Can you find all of them? 😉
Originally, the letters were on the board, but they fell out of it. Now all the letters needed to solve the puzzle are located just beneath the column they belong to, but they are scrambled.
Your task is to put the letters on the board so, that the message, a quote from Heinrich von Kleist appears again.
Be cautious! Words are separated by black squares, not by the end of a line.
The below maze hides the first line of a famous book. Can you find out the title and author of the book?
In dieser Wortschlange verbergen sich allerlei Vögel.
Zuerst streichen Sie die Vogelnamen durch, dann schauen Sie sich die übriggebliebenen Buchstaben genauer an.
Die restlichen Buchstaben ergeben ein deutsches Sprichtwort.
Here is a new puzzle for you or for your students.
