<p>This worksheet has multiple purposes. The first is for students to remind themselves about the literary devices. The second is that they may for any given text identify an example so that while revising, the can jog their memory on both the device and the quote. (This is mostly for texts for which they are required to memorise quotes and cite them in their essays)</p> <p>Useful in particular for GCSE English Literature AQA</p> <p>UPDATE: Fixed Typo 14/05/18</p>

A step by step guide for your students so they do not feel overwhelmed when confronted with poetry or Shakespeare (but can be applied to other texts) <br /> The goal is to give them a strategy on how to tackle unseen texts/poetry. <br /> The slides are to show the step by step annotations following the principles on the Checklist to demonstrate how it works. The checklist is for the students to keep for their revision.

<p>A short audio clip about the weather and a worksheet to answer some questions and give your student some more practice in listening to German.<br /> Not lesson filling but a short revision exercise for listening exams of any Exam-board or to get practice using vocabulary of the topic: Weather.</p>

<p>A German Reading Worksheet that could be Homework or basis of a revision lesson for the topic vacation, holiday trips, etc.<br /> There is an additional Writing Task as well.<br /> Suitable for all Exam-boards</p>

<p>A comprehension and writing worksheet for German GCSE revision. Starts with comprehension questions and then gives a writing exercise. Two exercises in total. Roughly one hour of work</p>