Germany for Kids

Sure to delight any little girl with an active imagination, this cape is made with Canadian-milled warm melton wool and lined with an adorable Japanese print of little red’s walk to grandma’s house. It's great for playing dress up and as an actual outerwear garment. *button may vary.

Fairytale Road - Enchanting German towns of the Grimm fairy tales...so cool!!

Use Crayola® crayons, colored pencils, or markers to color the flag of Germany. Color the top stripe black, the middle stripe red, and the bottom stripe yellow. Did you know?Germany is located in Central Europe, and its capital is Berlin. Germany is among one of the world's greatest technologically advanced makers of iron, steel, cement, and machinery.

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Little Red Riding Hood

German Easter Traditions: Osterbaum (Easter Tree).

Using fairy tales is a great way to build reading comprehension and develop students' reader responses. This Hansel and Gretel mini-unit has a range of activities, including drama and singing, to help you cater to the different needs in your classroom and to allow your students to have fun with l...

Do you know your German landmarks? Test your knowledge of the country's cathedrals, churches, and castles while learning a couple of cool facts about Germany!

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Foreign Language Worksheets for Kids. Worksheets in Spanish, French Italian, German, and English. Fun games and activities in Spanish, French Italian, German, and English. Exciting website that introduces children to foreign languages, culture, and character development

These are the patterns for a shadow puppet theater that i made for my students. i included the script. shadow theaters are fun and a great tool to help students overcome the fear to of speaking english. you can make the theater as simple and cheaper as you want with just a card board,a piece of white cloth, and a lamp. to see examples go to my blog http://lizsantiagoeslworsheets.blogspot.com/p/shadow-puppets.html

Using fairy tales is a great way to build reading comprehension and develop students' reader responses. This Hansel and Gretel mini-unit has a range of activities, including drama and singing, to help you cater to the different needs in your classroom and to allow your students to have fun with l...

Last Friday I spent time in my daughter, Ashley's class. She teaches at-risk 4th graders near Austin. I decided to share some Christmas traditions from Germany. I'll also be telling the same stories & the