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This 19-word German vocabulary word search focuses on film and cinema terms for A2–B1 language learners. Hidden words include Darsteller (actor), Leinwand (screen), Spannend (thrilling), and Filmfestival, covering cinema roles, actions, and theater settings. Use it during a film-themed German unit, as a warm-up activity for intermediate learners, or as a sub plan for language classes.

Subject:
Foreign Languages
Topic:
German
Grade Level:
9th Grade – College
Updated July 2024

Word List

  • LUSTIG
  • DARSTELLER
  • ANSCHAUEN
  • HANDLUNG
  • AUFREGEND
  • SPANNEND
  • SZENE
  • KINO
  • GESCHICHTE
  • FIGUR
  • EINTRITTSKARTE
  • KINOSESSEL
  • ANSEHEN
  • BEKANNT
  • SCHAUSPIELER
  • LEINWAND
  • ROLLE
  • FILMFESTIVAL
  • LANGWEILIG

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