Freaky Fiction for GCSE German
This range of compelling, genre-specific narratives and accompanying exercises merges teen-friendly themes with essential GCSE skills.
Offers an engaging storyline and tons of varied, interesting exercises and even links to find out more
If your students are more interested in the latest sensation in teen fiction than the complexities of the German language, if they prefer vampires to verbs, then look no further!
- Carefully written, authentic and compelling stories broken into six manageable chapters
- Differentiated exercises covering a wide range of skills: vocabulary, grammar, translation, comprehension, speaking and writing
- Support sheets provide additional scaffolding while extension tasks stretch the most able
- Includes full answers for easy self-, peer- and teacher assessment
- Starter and advanced packs available to suit different stages of the course and varying abilities
And with authentic texts, translation practice, relevant topical links and historical and cultural references aplenty, you can be sure you are preparing students for the expectations of the 2016 GCSE specifications. What better way to get pupils enthused about language?
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What do teachers say about this resource? (6959)
Absolutely wonderful - offers an engaging storyline and tons of varied, interesting exercises and even links to find out more about the town of Heidelberg (...) The story is very gripping and entertaining and will definitely appeal to students doing their GCSEs.
What do teachers say about this resource? (6794)
I particularly enjoyed the range of activities for the students to complete (...) The variety keeps pupils (and Teachers!) interested and on their toes (...) a well thought-out piece of publishing!
This resource is very nice to help bridge the gap between GCSE and A level. A lot of students do not like reading in German and this resource will change that. Great!
What do teachers say about this resource? (6928)
This is a very useful resource as it exposes students to the vocabulary and grammar elements from the 2016 exam specs. The story-line is very gripping and will keep students engaged and wanting to read more. The exercises are varied and pitched at the right level, so it will encourage students to work independently and give them confidence.