Why had international peace collapsed by 1939? Designed for Cambridge iGCSE. Overview of key developments. Developments distinguished by: those that overturned terms of the Treaty of Versailles those that went beyond the Treaty of Versailles those that did not break terms of the Treaty of Versailles Good for display and for revision

TWO LESSONS covering "El fin de semana pasado” Previous to this lesson I will have taught the past tense. You can find that resource here called “Module 1 El fin de semana pasado - PAST TENSE - Spanish GCSE new spec 2024” Grammar covered: Past Tense - Preterite Revision of Present / Future (taught previously on this module) GCSE skills covered: Reading aloud Reading Grammar Writing Translation Notes: The lessons follow the Higher textbook mostly, scaffolding down for the lower ability students. Where resources have been directly taken from the book, they have been blurred a little so you can add them from your own textbook. Teacher notes are written at the bottom of each slide to explain the activities where needed, how to differentiate them for the lower ability students and find the correct resources from the original textbooks.

This imaginative sample answer transports readers into a mysterious, futuristic school where the boundaries between reality and fantasy blur. Opening with the line “It was an unusual school,” the story unfolds in an extraordinary environment where classrooms float, teachers communicate telepathically, and students possess supernatural abilities. As the protagonist navigates this unfamiliar world, they uncover deeper mysteries that leave a lasting impression. In this piece, students can observe the use of vivid descriptions, sensory imagery, similes, and metaphors to create a captivating atmosphere. The writer skillfully employs personification, making the school itself feel alive, and incorporates foreshadowing to build suspense, keeping the reader engaged. This digital file is an essential resource for students preparing for the GCSE/IGCSE English Language exams. By closely analyzing this sample, students will gain a deeper understanding of how to craft compelling, imaginative narratives. It demonstrates the effective use of language techniques required to score top marks. Whether it’s learning how to describe settings vividly or mastering character development, this resource is a powerful tool to refine creative writing skills. Perfect for exam revision and practice, it’s an invaluable asset for achieving high grades. Click the download button to have the full file at your fingertips! CONTAINS: 10 PAGES Thanks a million for visiting Sweet Success Supplies! May your endeavors be as sweet as our deals!

Powerpoint that can be used as a normal lesson or for revision. First and third pronouns covered with 2 different actitvities. Background in green as it is the colour most visible. Table of endings in Present tense. Simple powerpoint but efficient in terms of grammar points and vocabulary.

Macbeth Act 4 annotated copy with detailed notes on language, structure, form and context. Perfect as a revision / differentiation document or as a hand-out for students. Useful for homework, intervention, tutoring, displays, exam revision and more. Leave a review and we’ll send you another single resource for free. Just email us at info@englishgcse.co.uk once you’ve left your review. All artwork is copyright EnglishGCSEcouk. FREE Macbeth resources: Tragedy and genre lesson Key quote posters Scheme of work document Act 1 Macbeth revision poster Lady Macbeth revision poster Malcolm revision poster Witches revision poster

This activity and assessment resource covers Enterprise and Entrepreneurship. It contains two comprehension activities, key terms and a 12-mark assessment based on the Cambridge Business Studies IGCSE curriculum. It is also suitable for AQA, Edexcel and BA Business Studies. This revision and assessment tool is available in locked pdf format.

This resource is based on the new GCSE curriculum but can also be used within the current GCSE topic of Technology in everyday life. It corresponds to the new AQA Theme 3: Communication and the world around us (Topic 2: Media and technology) and the new Edexcel Theme Media and technology. It is designed as a revision sheet (and assumes prior knowledge and coverage of the theme/topic), but could easily be used as extension work, cover work, homework or independent study, or even an end-of-unit assessment. Answers are provided for self-marking if required and the formatting is printer and photocopier friendly, with two pages of activities per tier to ensure the work will last a full lesson. There are two sections of this sheet – foundation and higher – so teachers and/or students can choose to do one or both. Students work through progressively harder tasks, eventually creating their own sentences based on the theme. This resource is also available in French and Spanish.

Aimed at developing revision strategies and students independent working skills. Writing frames are built in to support students future revision. Depending on how much time you have in lesson, you can model how to make flash cards… Highly recommend you provide the flashcards to support PP students. Do build in time for students to test each other on the new content. Circulate the room to hear the subject specific language being used. Tier 3 subject specific words featured at the top of each slide. Built in dual coding to support students with new concepts. Any exam questions featured are taken from past papers from GCSE Food Preparation & Nutrition AQA 8585. Develop students’ oracy by selecting students to read out their responses. Use a visualiser to demonstrate good classwork made by students. Retrieval practice is built into the start of each powerpoint slide. Animations to support teacher flow and ensure there is a good ratio of students participating and not too teacher led. Further notes within each powerpoint. Designed to work alongside Clear Revise textbook.

Revision sheets analysing 10 key quotations for each of the 7 main characters in An inspector Calls.

This revision pack offers a comprehensive approach to studying A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, catering to various learning styles and levels. It includes: Overview of the Text: A detailed summary of the plot, setting, and context, including insights into Victorian London and Dickens’ intentions. Character Profiles: In-depth profiles of key characters like Ebenezer Scrooge, Bob Cratchit, Tiny Tim, and the ghosts, detailing their traits, significance, and development. Themes: Exploration of major themes such as redemption and transformation, social injustice, the spirit of Christmas, isolation versus community, and the role of time and memory. Language and Style: Analysis of Dickens’ language techniques, including descriptive imagery, symbolism, tone and mood, dialogue, foreshadowing, allegory, and humor. Differentiated Activities: A range of activities tailored to different learning styles, including storyboarding, role-playing, literary analysis, artistic adaptations, and creative rewriting. These activities aim to engage students through visual, auditory, kinesthetic, analytical, and creative methods. This pack is designed to support diverse learning needs and enhance students’ understanding of A Christmas Carol through engaging and varied approaches.

An activity I made suited for year 8 (KS3). The activity includes three key elements of the ratio topic: Simplifying ratios, Ratios as fractions & Dividing into ratios. The activity works by printing off the cards and sticking them around your classroom or in an open space. Let the students pick which colour questions they want to answer/revise. Each answer has a letter and after they have gathered all the answers/letters they have to unscramble the word! Good fun and something different to help get them moving and motivated!

Here are five model responses to Question five for AQA English Language - there is a mixture of description and narrative. They are aimed at higher ability and have a range of picture and written stimuli. Can be used as examples or to mark with students, helpful for any situation, revision or writing practice.

LESSONS: Intro to unequal world Measures of development Population Pyramids Causes of uneven development Wealth and health Migration Reducing DG - Fair Trade Reducing DG - Tourism (NOT INCLUDED - textbook lesson) Reducing DG - Aid Reducing DG - Debt relief/intermediate tech Revision and ESQ Assessment

A 4 lesson scheme tailored to low to mid ability students (can be adapted to higher ability). Includes: -Question by question guidance -Examples -Differentiated activities and frameworks. -Exam tips -Worksheets. This scheme directly refers to the Eduqas past paper: GCSE English Language Component 2 June 2022 Section A (and resource). Also great as intervention resources, reintroduction of skills, revision, or as exam practice.

A 4 lesson scheme tailored to low to mid ability students (can be adapted to higher ability). Includes: -Question by question guidance -Examples -Differentiated activities and frameworks. -Exam tips -Worksheets. This scheme directly refers to the Eduqas past paper: GCSE English Language Component 2 November 2021 Section A (and resource). Also great as intervention resources, reintroduction of skills, revision, or as exam practice.

This bundle contains contains 20+ lessons to teach ‘Death of a Salesman’ (AQA Lit B - Tragedy): Intro lessons (note: this does not contain context or tragedy features) Discursive and analytical lessons to explore the WHOLE play (broken into sections noted as scenes) Lessons on writing an essay and revision (including a sample essay) Key quotation sheets Some annotations for key quotations Can be adapted and changed to suit the level of need in your classroom! Please note, the format changes from PowerPoint to Word documents, but the content and activities are the same. Word documents include annotations (enjoy!)