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I looked through my room and attempted to name every normal object within it. Learned some new words such as Spielkonsole (games console) and Haartrockner (hairdryer).

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Completed my essential homework this week so that did take up most of my German time. However I did look through the book to recap objects throughout the house.

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Re-capped over the pronunciations of the alphabet and some common word sounds using https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6vquyjxImk

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Used http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/german/listeningf/9free_time_f_rev1.shtml to go over some of the aspects learned during the class this week.

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Missed the class this week, have used the book and also https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQ78eiEIadE  to develop my understanding of comparable words gern lieber etc

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I watched an episode of Game Of Thrones that I had already watched, but this time in German. Although there were many words I didn't understand I could get the gist of it.

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In order to see if I could remember the revision done a few days ago I tested myself using the test on BItesize. Also read over some more of the family section in the book. http://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/quiz/q39593981

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Went onto the BBC Bitesize German section in order to revise the daily routine. http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/german/listeningh/3routine_listen_h_rev1.shtml

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Having realised I don't confidently know the alphabet in the last lab session I decided to learn it. Using the BBC German Alphabet Guide I wrote out how each letter sounds in the German language. After this I read allowed whilst covering up the answers until I could get it right.

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I followed a series of German sportspeople (cyclists and footballers) on twitter to keep up with some of their exploits. Often they tweet first in German then repeated in English so it is fun to guess what they're saying In German before you see the English.

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I have written out the verb conjugations of present tense for popular verbs using http://conjugator.reverso.net/conjugation-german.html

Verbs: Haben, Gehen, Sein, Kommen, Sprechen, Arbeiten, Spielen, Beginnen, Trinken etc

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Luckily for me I have a flatmate that did German to A-level standard. I spoke with her about some of the grammatical word ordering of sentences. ie verbs in the second phase.