German for young learners
Young learners C1-C2

Encourage your students to network and communicate with over 560,000 German learners worldwide! In addition to networking, they will find plenty of exercises to help them learn German free of charge. 

With the Goethe-Institut's free eLibrary you can download and borrow a wide range of digital media such as eBooks, ePapers, eMusic, eAudios, and eVideos.

Play games, talk about social media platforms, listen to music, and watch videos: Jakob, Jonathan, and Marie-Sophie tell their stories about surfing the internet. 
 

Many children and young adults are victims of cyberbullying. Parents are alarmed, scientists and teachers seek ways to prevent the phenomenon. 

Explore three projects in which migrant and nonmigrant men and women cook together, do sports or learn German. 

Language and education play an important part in migrant integration. Khaled, Zozan, and Ayten talk about how they experienced their first encounters with German schools. 

A researcher on migration explains why integration is not always successful in German schools and what can be done to make it better. 

Videos, podcasts, worksheets on music, film, football, sustainability, and Germany! Up-to-date materials for immediate use in the classroom. Levels: A1- B1.
 

Rock, hip hop, electronic music: Every month we present new music far away from the mainstream charts. Quality indie music made in Germany. 

Download teaching materials on six German movies: Wir sind jung. Wir sind stark; Who am I - Kein System ist sicher; Krabat; Kaddisch für einen Freund; Der ganz große Traum; Almanya - Willkommen in Deutschland.

Podcasts, quizzes, Bundesliga total: Everthing you wanted to know about soccer mania in Germany. 

What happens when you get sick in Germany? How does the health care system work? Jonas had a minor accident as he was skateboarding. Follow him on his way to the hospital. 

Many Germans see soccer as part of their identity. However, young people often carry their frustrations to the stadium. Find out how social workers prevent violence on the soccer field. 

How can we live sustainably? Learn about the 17 goals drafted by the UN as a guideline for sustainable development and participate in competitions. 

Beets instead of concrete: Learn more about "urban gardening," a new trend. Read texts, listen to audios, and download interview transcripts on the topic. 

About 74 hectars of ecologically valuable land is turned in Germany every day into construction sites. Daniel Fuhrhop, founder of the intiative "Stop Construction", shows a solution to the problem. 

Order standardized advertising kits: infomational brochures, printed material to help grow your German program, fun items to decorate your classroom or small prizes to motivate your students. 

Borrow poster exhibitions for your classroom. Free of charge. Topics: German fairy tales, inventions, geography or music. 

Order your BKD calendar, with practice materials for every month. The 2020 calendar focuses on artisanal occupations.