An excellent worksheet with questions to discuss Bereavement and step parents based on Double Act by Jacqueline Wilson. The twins feel resentment towards their stepmother and react in different ways, they are still grieving the death of their mum. Perfect for discussions in a classroom, group or individual setting.

An engaging worksheet with brilliant questions to discuss divorced parents and step parents based on the book: The Suitcase Kid by Jacqueline Wilson. This can be used in a class or group discussion and even for an individual child, relevant to societys different types of families and parents.

An experienced Primary and Secondary teacher of RE, part of the worksheets I have created for RE Islam. This is an informative worksheet with questions that can lead to a discussion on Ramadhan with the children. The children can make a poster afterwards on the worksheet and what they have learnt. The second worksheet is a worksheet and a spider diagram which will assist them in writing a letter on why Muslims remember the poor in Ramadhan. There are sentence starters and the first worksheet will assist them. can also use the LETTER AS ASSESSMENT OF LITERACY e.g paragraphs, description, conjunctions.

a detailed information worksheet with questions, including extension tasks about the birth date of the Holy Prophet Muhammed.

I have created two double sided (4 pages) worksheets to help children with friendship issues and bullying, for them to reflect and discuss together, sharing their answers as a class. It also gives a good insight into their view point and allows discussion.

An engaging worksheet with many activities which will last a few lessons on the topic of Islamaphobia which will create discussions based on the childrens diaries and experiences.

A lesson plan and interactive worksheet based on the French story The White Rat. My students loved it!

A fantastic resource on teaching religion, sikhism and football. Children are taught about how footballers face discrimation and racism based on their faith, how football has made it a red card offence. Some critical discussions and questions on this worksheet, which can be used in upto two lessons.

a fun lesson on spring and its flowers, a way of looking forward to spring which is linked to a science or citizenship lesson, it can also be used as a lesson itself. Children can also continue their research on spring flowers as well as become artistic in an Art lesson.

A well researched worksheet on the female leaders in the world, which is perfect for an active class discussion and some questions to start a class project which can last a few days.

An engaging worksheet which will last a few lessons, it focuses on the Lockdown diaries and the very different experiences of ten children. Tasks can be undertaken in groups, pairs or individually. Children can discuss their own experiences of Lockdown, which is a really important task as children should really talk about it. This is perhaps the challenge to their generation. The tasks enable discussion on the positive and of course negative aspects of lockdown.