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This lesson bundle contains two lessons covering family and the genitive singular. As well as introducing family members, these lessons introduce and explain the genitive singular endings, genitive pronouns and the “у меня есть” structure used to express the verb “have”. In teaching the genitive singular an initial introduction to its use as a plural for counted nouns is also given. These lessons are ideal for beginner learners of Russian as a first exposure to the genitive case.

This lesson bundle contains 2 lessons on where you live with a focus on introducing new vocabulary, including cognates and introducing the prepositional case. These lessons are ideal for beginner students of Russian who are still developing confidence in reading the Cyrillic alphabet and have had no real contact with the Russian case system except for the structure “меня зовут”

This bundle includes two lessons on introducing yourself in Russian. This introduces the structure of “меня зовут” and accusative pronouns in Russian. It also introduces Russian naming conventions including patronymics. This set of lessons is ideal for beginner learners of Russian who have not yet encountered the Russian case system.

This bundle is a 6 week unit covering introducing yourself and your family. The grammar points included include: accusative, genitive, dative pronouns; prepositional singular; genitive singular; dative singular; nominative plural. The sub-topics included are: alphabet; introducing yourself; where you live; family; age; descriptions. They go in the order listed in this description and build sequentially. Each lesson includes starters, challenges and vocab learning homework. Two revision lessons, and an assessment are included as well as assessment answers and a powerpoint for self/peer marking of assessments This unit is an ideal starting point for complete beginners to Russian.

This lesson bundle includes 2 lessons on age with a focus on introducing numbers 1-100, dative pronouns and dative singular endings. These lessons also introduce the structure for expressing age including the different ways needed to say years. These lessons assume a knowledge of family members, the genitive singular, places, prepositional singular, introducing yourself but are still ideal for beginner learners of Russian.

This lesson bundle contains 2 lessons introducing adjectives in Russian. It introduces the concept of grammatical gender, short and normal form adjectives and their different singular endings. These lessons assume a knowledge of family members, numbers 1-100, genitive singular and pronouns, dative singular and pronouns, prepositional singular, accusative pronouns. These lessons are ideal for beginner learners of Russian.