A one page revision card of key points of each of the 15 poems in the Power and Conflict poetry cluster for the new AQA English Literature (first exam 2017).<br /> <br /> Each card contains key themes, context, key quotes, language devices and notes on form and structure.

Exercises to revise and practise the present tenses of etre and avoir.

Useful subject terminology for GCSE English Language and Literature - students match the definition to name of the technique.

Resources for a whole lesson looking at all aspects of Macduff - his character, the language he uses and how he relates to the contemporary context. Looks at all of the key scenes where he appears with suggested answers.

A simple gap-fill worksheet for the German perfect tense.

A revision resource for AQA 2017 Power and Conflict poetry - students plan responses to four exam style questions using the grids provided (focussing on covering all of the AOs). The resource includes a detailed PowerPoint suggesting points that could be made including quotations covering meaning, themes, poetic devices, form, structure and context.

A Powerpoint which can be completed as a whole class or pair/group work activity - students look in detail at the two scenes and link them to context and the rest of the play.

A powerpoint to introduce or revise the formation of the future tense in German.

Regular -er verb infinitive matching cards. They correspond to the infinitive in chapter 1 of Expo 2 Red, but would be a useful list even if you're not using this book.

Using words from the Metro 1 vocab list, students sort nouns by gender and look up their meanings.

A powerpoint presentation to introduce / revise the formation of the perfect tense with haben.

Some basic exercises to introduce / revise the German perfect tense with haben.

A set of cards for students to match to learn some simple German idiomatic phrases.

A matching exercise in German of infinitive phrases with 'man kann'

Matching game using the present tense of aller - students match pronouns to verb forms.

Students make sentences with ich esse gern / sehr gern / lieber to guess sentences chosen by the teacher in secret. I normally have students working in two teams - make sure you have an odd number of answers to get a winner!

Gapfill worksheet for homework / use in class.

Matching exercise French to English and then formation of feminine forms of adjectives.

A Notebook battleships grid to practise key verbs in whatever tense you like. The teacher picks some verb forms in secret and students in teams take it in turn to guess.

A matching exercise of phrases using the verb 'faire'.

Simple number sorting starter or plenary.