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As a way to practice listening, I watched a movie called "4 minutes" (Vier Minuten). Although It was tough to understand everything, I feel it helps to get familiar with the pronuntiation.
Link:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0461694/

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I wrote an e-mail to a friend of mine that is comming to Sheffield and I explain what one can do in town at the weekend.

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I started watching this series of videos desiged for german beginners called "Learn German with Anja". It is a very useful alternative way to practice, reinforce and extend the grammar learnt in class.
Link:
https://youtu.be/MOtqMNKs0Jw

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I practiced speaking with a friend from Munich. We spent around half an hour speaking. I tried to use what we have seen in class as much as possible. I introduced myself ans asked him basic questions to know his name, profession and about his family. Then, I talked about my hobies and the things I like. Moreover, I asked him what he does in his free time and if he wanted to go to a concert.
The activity was useful, he corrected me when wrong and gave me some tips about pronunciation.

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I used one a book deveopled to learn and understand new words through images that are grouped into categories of related words. I tried to memorise the words related to the topics we have been seen in class so as to extend my vocabulary and reinforce the words I learnt in the class.
I recommend this book, it is called "Bildworterbuch English-Deutsch":
https://www.amazon.co.uk/PONS-Bildw%C3%B6rterbuch-Deutsch-als-Fremdsprache/dp/3125160855/ref=sr_1_7?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1512574922&sr=1-7&keywords=bildworterbuch

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I watched the film "Stereo" [1], "Erik's peaceful rural family is shaken by the arrival of sinister figures who claim to know him and a misterious friend who may not even exist".

The German used in the movie is not as easy to understand as in the film "Victoria" (see entry 1). In this case the whole movie is in German and I believe the accent is harder, of course as we are beginners we may not catch much. That is why I used English subtitles but I think it is still a good practice for getting the sounds needed for german pronunciation.

1. Stereo (2014), Maximilian Erlenwein. (available on Netflix)
Trailer:
https://youtu.be/wNk89riZRs4

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New vocabulary and translation...

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Conducting Literature Review in my field of research I came accross with a document showing some tables, charts and information from a german society of Biomechanics. Therefore, I decided to look up for the words I did not know and created a table with the meaning of any new words.

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I watched a german film called "Victoria" [1], about a Spanish girl livig in Berlin. In the film Victoria is learning German so they use both German and English language. I think this is a good movie for German learners as I believe that the level of German used is general and simple.

1. Victoria (2015), Sebastian Schipper. (available on Netflix)
Trailer: https://youtu.be/Kp8wcV3GjW0