From A for nursing home to Z for zoo – in the subject of German, there are numerous extracurricular learning locations possible for every grade level that can be profitably integrated into the lessons. This volume presents over 40 such learning locations for German instruction and comments on their subject-didactic potential. The authors vividly and creatively demonstrate why teaching outside the classroom also provides added value in subject instruction, not just at established learning locations like libraries and theaters. Let yourself be inspired by the diverse possibilities of extracurricular learning locations – from debating in the town hall meeting room to reading aloud in a senior facility, and conducting interviews in the pedestrian zone. You will receive concrete subject-didactic operations that can be carried out on-site, as well as guidance on the targeted competencies. This volume is aimed at teacher education students, trainees, and educators, allowing them to perceive the extracurricular environment from a new perspective and discover its innovative potential for German instruction.