An A4 sized knowledge organiser for the Eduqas GCSE Latin language paper question 4 - English to Latin translation. The knowledge organiser includes: The reduced vocabulary list for this section of the paper organised alphabetically by the English so that pupils can easily find the vocabulary that they need. Grammar notes for the reduced grammar requirements of this section (verb, noun & adjective endings). The download includes both PDF and PPTx files.

A knowledge organiser for Eduqas Latin GCSE. Contains the accidence and syntax required across two A3 pages. (It could be printed on A4 but some parts might be difficult to read.) This is designed to be a summary/reference document so I have needed to significantly simplify some things in order to make it fit on two pages. (I have focussed on general verb endings rather than including the formation for each different conjugation.) I have also not included a couple of things from the specification which I felt needed no explanation such as ‘causal clauses introduced by quod’. This is a useful resource for revision as well as using as a reference document in an exercise book or folder. This may still be of use for those studying the OCR Latin GCSE. However, the OCR GCSE requires more on top of what is included in this document. The download includes both PDF and PPTX versions of the document. This resource works well with the following: Eduqas GCSE Latin vocabulary list on one page Eduqas GCSE Latin English to Latin Knowledge Organiser

Set of five knowledge orgainsers covering the prescribed sections of the Iliad for OCR GCSE Classical Civilisation - War & Warfare (Literature). This set includes: Iliad Summary Book 5 - 5.84-469 Book 6 - 6.118-529 Book 22 - 22.21-409 Book 24 - 24.468-620 The Iliad summary knowledge organiser includes: Plot summary Literary context Narrative & descriptive techniques Characters Heroes & warfare Key themes The individual book knowledge organsers include: Plot summary Key characters (including epithets & similes) Key themes (glory, honor & shame, comradeship, freedom, hubris & arrogance, love & patriotism, horror & glorification of warfare, fear & courage, family & ancestors, military & civilian victims of war) Both PDF and PowerPoint files are included in the download.

An A3 knowledge organiser containing the essential word endings from chapters 1-6 of Taylor’s Greek to GCSE (2nd Edition) all on one page. A useful reference resource for pupils to stick in the front or back of their exercise books and refer back to when needed. The document is colour coded to help pupils understand how different words are constructed. The download includes both the PDF and PPT files of the document. Endings included on the document: The definite article Nouns: 1st, 2nd & 3rd declensions 2-1-2 adjectives Regular verbs: present, future, imperfect, weak aorist & strong aorist tenses Forming adverbs The infinitive The imperative The verb to be: present & imperfcet tenses Participles: present (regular & to be), strong aorist, weak aroist & future Numbers & οὐδεις τίς and τις αὐτος Personal pronouns

An overview timeline of Ancient Greece and Rome on one slide to help contextualise key events in the ancient world. Download includes and editable PPTX file which can be added into PowerPoint presentations and adapted to the needs to the class. It also includes a printable PDF file which can be a useful reference resource for pupils to refer back to. This resource was originally created to support the GCSE Classical Civilisation course so might not have all of the events that you require for your course. Furthermore, some of the dates are debated, so adapt as you see fit.

A worksheet to accompany Episode 1 of the Tony Robinson series Crime and Punishment - Feud Glorious Feud. Originally created as an extension/enrichment task for pupils studying the Edexcel GCSE History thematic Crime and Punishment topic. Could also be useful for cover. Download includes both PPTX and PDF file. A3 resource but can also be printed in A4.

A worksheet to accompany Episode 2 of the Tony Robinson series Crime and Punishment - Guilty as Charred. Originally created as an extension/enrichment task for pupils studying the Edexcel GCSE History thematic Crime and Punishment topic. Could also be useful for cover. Download includes both PPTX and PDF file. A3 resource but can also be printed in A4.

A knowledge organsier to accompany chapter 1 of Cullen & Taylor’s Latin to GCSE textbook. It includes: Vocabulary Present tense verbs The verb to be Prepositions with the accusative Notes on translating Latin sentences

Knowledge organiser containing key information about Roman chariot racing. Useful for KS3 or GCSE Latin Literature & Culture paper topic on Roman entertainment. A4 but can also be printed 2 per page to reduce down to A5 size. Download includes both PDF and PPTX files.

A3 knowledge organiser for the Gods topic for GCSE Classical Civilisation Myth & Religion unit. Can also be printed in A4. Knowledge organiser includes: Key terms - nature of the gods & iconography A table containing each of the gods included in the specification and the Greek name, Roman name, role and responsibilities and additional information. Download includes both PPTX and PDF files.

A4 Knowledge organiser/summary sheet for Chapter 8 of the de Romanis Latin textbook. Download includes both the PDF and PPT files. Knowledge organiser includes: Vocabulary (organised by part of speech) Grammar notes Civilisation information

Two knowledge organisers/summary sheets which summarise the causes and events of the Trojan War. Each document includes: Key characters Key places Key terms & concepts Key events A timeline of Greek history Ideal for: Introduction to Classical Civilisation KS3 Classics/Greek/Latin enrichment KS3 English lessons To support GCSE and A Level Classical Civilisation students who need some context of the Trojan War before they begin studying the Odyssey.

An A3 knowledge organiser for Chapter 7 of Cullen and Taylor’s Latin to GCSE textbook. The knowledge organiser includes: Vocabulary (organised alphabetically by part of speech) Pronouns hic & ille Comparative adjectives Superlative adjectives Irregular comparative & superlative adjectives Comparative & superlative adverbs Active & passive Present passive Agent & instrument Imperfect passive Future passive Present active participle Perfect passive participle The download includes both the PDF and PPTX files of the document.

An A4 knowledge organiser/one page summary sheet for Chapter 2 of Cullen and Taylor’s Latin to GCSE textbook. This is a useful resource for revision as well as using as a reference document in an exercise book or folder. The knowledge organiser includes: Vocabulary (organised alphabetically by part of speech) 1st & 2nd declension noun endings Present tense verb endings The infinitive Principal parts & conjugations Prepositions Place phrases (cities, towns & small islands ‘Time how long’ phrases The download includes both the PDF and PPTX files of the document.

Document containing the DVL (defined vocabulary list) on one A3 page for OCR GCSE Classical Greek. A useful resource for pupils to have in the books to refer to. (Vocabulary is in font size 7 - readable on A3, but too small if document shrunk down to A4) Download includes both PDF and PPTX files.

Document containing the DVL (defined vocabulary list) on one A3 page for Eduqas GCSE Latin organised by Suburani chapter. A useful resource for pupils to have in the books to refer to. (Vocabulary is in font size 7 - readable on A3, but too small if document shrunk down to A4) Download includes both PDF and PPTx files. In order to fit all the words on one page, please note the following: The words are glossed with the meanings given in the DVL, not the meanings given in the textbook checklists. Each word appears in the dictionary form that it appears on the DVL (eg. sum, esse, fui - be appears in Chapter 1 Words are fully glossed the first time that they appear in a chapter checklist with their full meanings and are not repeated if they appear in the textbook another time. (eg. In the textbook* insula* is glossed in Chapter 1 as ‘block of flats’ and appears again in Chapter 7 glossed as ‘island, block of flats’. On this resource, the full dictionary entry with both meanings is under Chapter 1 and is not repeated. Only the words from the DVL are included. The compound verbs listed in the textbook checklists have not been separately listed.

Blank A3 reference worksheet for pupils to fill in key information about Latin nouns which they can then refer back to throughout their studies. Can also be printed in A4. Download includes .pptx and PDF versions of the document.