Deutsche Schule Prag · English Department
Games, guides & practice for every level.
Interactive grammar games, reading guides, and discussion lessons for DSP students in Grades 5–12. Use them to review, prepare for tests, or go deeper on what you're studying in class.
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Grades 5 & 6
Grammar & Language
Reading
Grades 7 & 8
Grammar & Language
GrammarBlitz
Rapid-fire revision: modals and present perfect.
LIFE XP
You earn XP by talking. The more you say, the more you level up.
Passive with Modal Verbs
Reported Speech
Reported Questions
Deposition Room
Someone is lying. Figure out who.
The Blackwood Interrogations
A murder. Six suspects. Only indirect questions allowed.
Reflexive & Reciprocal Pronouns
Passive Voice — Full Revision
The Blame Game
Who did it — and how do you say so without saying so?
Plan Builder
Draft your plan, get AI feedback, then refine it.
Reading
Grades 9 & 10
Grammar, Culture & Language
How to Read a Photograph
Fair Go — Australian Culture
Human Rights — Not Optional
Punishment & the State
Four theories. Six scenarios. One question: what is punishment for? Student reference tool + full and 20-min projection decks.
Future Tenses: The Party Chat
Don't Write an Essay
Strong arguments. No five-paragraph structure. No safety net.
Adverbial Clauses
Hoo Witch?
Relative & participle clauses discussion game · five modes · cards and debate.
Reading
Reading guide in development
Grades 11 & 12
Literature & Language
The Sonnet's Argument
The Bard's Tribunal
Put Shakespeare's characters on trial.
Abitur Preparation
The Individual and Society
Eleven instruments. One question: which of your choices are actually yours?
American Exceptionablism
Six moves. Every national myth runs on them. The claim before the critique.
Politics, Culture, Society: UK
Who gets to leave? Who gets to keep it? Six instruments on identity, empire, and the question of what Britain actually is.
Science and Technology
Every technology arrives carrying a promise. Four instruments on what technological change actually does — to knowledge, to labour, to authorship.
Skills Guides — All Grades
Writing & Communication
Book Guides
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Charlotte's Web
Friendship, loss, and what it means to be truly seen. For Grade 5–6 readers.
Open interactive lesson →🐶
Because of Winn-Dixie
Six zones of thinking — belonging, loneliness, what we carry, what stays. Non-linear. No right answers.
Open environment →＋
More to come
Reading guides for upper-school texts will be added throughout the year.
Coming soon →