Ich heiße _________________________________________

die Zahlen von eins bis zwölf

1. eins ___________
2. zwei ___________
3. drei ___________
4. vier ___________
5. fünf ___________
6. sechs___________
7. sieben___________
8. acht ___________
9. neun ___________
10. zehn ___________
11. elf ___________
12. zwölf ___________
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die Zahlen von eins bis zwölf

12
1
neun
vier

3
zehn

zwei sechs
11
7
zwölf

eins
9
2
sieben

acht

10
drei

fünf elf

4 8 5
6
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 Ich heiße _________________________________________

die Zahlen von eins bis zwölf

1. ___________
2. ___________
3. ___________
4. ___________
5. ___________
6. ___________
7. ___________
8. ___________
9. ___________
10. ___________
11. ___________
12. ___________
sechs zwei elf vier fünf sieben acht
zehn zwölf eins neun drei

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 Ich heiße _________________________________________

die Zahlen von eins bis zwanzig

11. elf ___________

12. zwölf ___________
13. dreizehn ___________
14. vierzehn ___________
15. fünfzehn ___________
16. sechzehn ___________
17. siebzehn ___________
18. achtzehn ___________
19. neunzehn ___________
20. zwanzig ___________

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Numbers Matching (German)

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drei
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3
neun

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7 zehn
9
2
eins

sieben

vier
fünf 10
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Numbers Matching (German)

vierzehn
sechzehn 17
15 zwölf

12
siebzehn
neunzehn

18 zwanzig
19
13
elf
dreizehn

fünfzehn
achtzehn
11
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I have found it difficult to find good German materials and curriculum for kids. Early on we used a lot of
free German worksheets and materials, but then at a certain point the kids were ready for more. Last
spring I made our first set of German conversation cards. It consisted of a family tree and various
family members (brother, sister, mom, dad, aunt, uncle and grandparents). We used these to practice
greetings and for basic conversations asking and answering questions like What's your name? How old
are you? Is this your aunt? etc. Wow! Having props absolutely transformed German for us. So this
summer, I made a half-dozen more sets. The kids have made amazing progress with these already.

We use this family set *every day* during our conversation practice... to talk about the weather, how
we're feeling, where we're from, what we're wearing, what we're up to and on and on! :)

Find out more about these here: German Conversation Cards (die Familie) or weather, days of the week,
seasons, and finally clothing card set.

These are sold separately or together in a bundle of three.