This resource could be used as a post test project, as an end of year activity or during money week to teach about saving money for a purpose. A PowerPoint, bank statement and tasks sheet is included. These are used to guide students through the process of identifying where an example person could be saving money by focusing on what she needs, shopping around for the best deals and buying less. Students then get chance to find a house using property websites to suit her budget. Pupils will need access to the internet. Suitable for upper KS2 and above.

This booklet includes a week of engaging activities with curriculum links to maths, geography, science, computing and DT. Example tasks include calculating the cost of running a zoo, finding a suitable plot of land, drawing a zoo map, creating a training slideshow for zoo staff, designing a cafe menu and organising an event to encourage visitors. It could be used for a whole class or for children who aren’t going on residential. There are two versions of the booklet included so you can choose whether children record their answers within the booklet or separately. Children will need access to the internet to complete the tasks.

This wordsearch could be used as a general activity, after SATs or at the end of the year. Suitable for KS2. Please leave a review.

This is a set of five reading comprehension tasks with answers, which focus on retrieving information, vocabulary and making inferences. Each text has ten questions with it. Each comprehension is about a different Jewish celebration (Bar/Bat Mitzvah, Passover, Hanukkah, Yom Kippur and Rosh Hashanah), so it could be used alongside learning in RE. These resources could be used for reading sessions, as part of RE lessons, for homework and/or as supply cover.

This is a complete scheme of work for teaching KS2 Judaism. Each of the 8 lessons come with PowerPoint slides, lesson plans and a wide variety of interesting pupil activities. Teacher notes and answers are included to allow you to lead engaging and effective discussions with your class. Pupils are encouraged to: Reflect on, express and justify their own opinions about other people’s views Develop respect, tolerance and empathy Improve their knowledge of world affairs Recognise their responsibilities in light of their learning Relate their learning to the wider world The pack includes the following lessons: 1.) What are the main religions? 2.) What do Jewish people believe? 3.) What are the Ten Commandments? 4.) What is the role of a Rabbi in Judaism? 5.) What are the main celebrations in Judaism? 6.) Why are celebrations important to Jewish people? 7.) Why do some Jewish people keep Kosher? 8.) What is Judaism? (recap lesson) This resource will save you hours/days of researching and planning!

This free lesson can be used to teach the similarities and differences between the six main religions of the world (Christianity, Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, Judaism and Sikhism). It includes a lesson plan, PowerPoint, teacher information sheet, pupil activities and answers and a quiz for assessment or fun! Please rate and comment.