The German grammar map: all 70 topics of A1 → A2, in teaching order

This is the complete grammar syllabus of a solid A1→A2 course: all 70 grammar topics in the exact order they should be taught, each with its calendar day on the free 77-day roadmap. It is generated from the roadmap's own curriculum data, so it is the syllabus as actually taught — not an idealized list. See the whole territory before you walk it.

How to read the map

Course day is the grammar sequence; day is where it lands on the 77-day calendar, after the review days that consolidate each stretch. Revision and mock-test days are marked as such — they re-drill, they teach nothing new. The split point at course day 35 is the A1 gate: everything above it assumes the perfect tense and the first cases are automatic.

A1 — course days 01–35

Thirty-five topics, ending at the A1 gate. Word order and the present tense come first because every later rule is spoken inside them.

A2 — course days 36–70

The expansion: dative deepens, subordinate clauses and adjective endings arrive, and the course closes on production — building complex sentences, then two full mock tests before the A2 gate.

What the map deliberately delays

Genitive case, Konjunktiv II beyond fixed phrases, passive voice, and relative pronouns beyond the basics are absent on purpose — they belong after A2, and courses that pull them forward trade retention for coverage. The same discipline applies inside the map: every new rule gets a day, and nothing is 'mentioned in passing'. A syllabus you can finish is a syllabus you finish.