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German numbers worksheet. Students should complete the number patterns by filling in the appropriate numbers in German in the gaps.
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You can find an answer sheet, with the missing numbers highlighted in red here.
An explanation of the answers is below:
a) Counting in ones.
b) Counting in tens.
c) Counting in threes.
d) Subtracting four each time.
e) Subtracting ten each time.
f) Adding nineteen.
g) Multiplying the previous number by three.
h) Adding together the previous two numbers.
i) Subtracting three.
j) Subtracting one.
k) Adding five.
l) Adding twelve.
m) Adding three.
n) Multiplying the previous number by three
o) Multiplying the previous number by two.
p) Subtracting eighteen each time.
Related Resources:
Bingo cards for use in German language lessons. 34 individual cards for students plus a teacher sheet.
How to play:
Students are each given a card. The teacher calls out numbers between 1 and 90 in German, crossing them off on the teacher sheet as each number is called.
The first winner is the first student to cross of all of the numbers on one horizontal line.
The second winner is the first to cross of all of the numbers on two horizontal lines.
The final winner must cross off every number on the card.
Alternatively, you may play only one game, aiming for a full house – although this may take longer to achieve.
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