Let’s learn German!
Sprechen Sie Deutsch? Nein? So maybe it’s worth to try:) This free set of educational coloring pages will help children learn German. It contains basic vocabulary, all letters of the German alphabet, and numerals from one to ten. As a wise man said: “Even the longest journey begins with a single step”… so maybe this will be the first step to learn a new language?
Hover your mouse or tap your finger to see the correct answer.
Yes, they are.
The capital of Germany is Berlin
They have a president but they used to have kings many years ago.
Yes, it is an official language in e.g. Austria, Switzerland, Luxemburg …
Black, red, yellow
Interesting facts about Germany and the German language:
- German is famous for its extraordinarily long words. One of them is, e.g., 63 letters „Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz” or a little bit shorter, consisting of only 39 letters „Rechtsschutzversicherungsgesellschaften”. Those who are able to pronounce these words should be proud of themselves:)
- It is the first language of more than 100 million people worldwide.
- In Germany, there are more than 300 types of bread. And allegedly all are very tasty:)
- First-ever gummy bears, beloved by children all around the world, were also invented in this country.
- The first printed book in the world was written in German.
- English and German have a common origin. That’s why you can find many identical words and other similarities between them.
- The city of Berlin has over 960 bridges. It means that there are more bridges than in Venice.
- Most of the highways in Germany (called the Autobahn) have no speed limit. Despite this, these roads are considered to be quite safe because drivers drive carefully.
Learning through play is often very effective, especially for children. With this set of educational worksheets, your child will quickly master a few basic German words, the alphabet, and numbers. They can serve as a fun introduction to learning foreign languages or supplement knowledge acquired at school. And of course, don’t forget to color the pictures after class (or at the beginning—the choice is yours). German learning pictures are a very friendly way to learn, especially recommended for younger children, who easily absorb knowledge presented in a playful way. You can download the pictures completely free of charge, as many times as you like.
