German Online and Quia

[Sebastian (a lady)]

Does anyone know of online German grammar quizes that might be keyed to or similar in scope and sequence to German Online?

 

I'm comparing the ability to do grammar/vocab drills in our Lukeion Latin class using Quia games with German Online and wishing that the OSU German course had something similar. My kids have a tendency to fill out the worksheets once, but not really learn/master the grammatical concepts. It seems that they have developed a fill in the blank mentality without realizing that these are paradigms and concepts that they need to understand and apply to new vocabulary.

 

I may end up getting a Quia subscription of my own, just to put some of these together, but it would be easier if there was already something out there.

[Muttichen]

This teacher has a lot of good quizzes:

 

http://www.tabney.com/

[BarbaraL in OK]

You could try Quizlet.com -- and check out the sets I've collected in my "German at home" group to help my son who is trying to finish (sigh) German Online 2. My username at Quizlet.com is BarbaraEll.

 

I love Quizlet, by the way.

 

Does anyone know of online German grammar quizes that might be keyed to or similar in scope and sequence to German Online?... I may end up getting a Quia subscription of my own, just to put some of these together, but it would be easier if there was already something out there.

[Sebastian (a lady)]

Thanks. I'll look at what you have there. I did several Quizlet sets for German 1.

I was intrigued by the way you could do grammar drills and quizzes in Quia. But Quizlet does give me some room to work.