High school islam resources

This resource is a work scheme on Sunni and Shi’a Islam, which you can use for both group and private study. This scheme covers all the topics required for the OCR exam board, including the split between Sunni and Shi’a Islam; shared beliefs and differences in Sunni and Shi’a Islam; which sect is larger, and where is each concentrated; the relationship between Sunni and Shi’a Muslims; and how significant are the differences between Sunni and Shi’a Muslims? The lesson plans contain an introductory session, presentation seminar, class debate, essay-writing workshop, and mock exam. The revision guide contains revision material, activity questions, essay-writing guidelines, exam-style questions, a mark scheme, and a background on the key critical thinkers. This resource should make learning interactive, productive, and enjoyable, giving your students the chance to get the grades they deserve.

This bundle includes three worksheets: Ancient Civilizations Religions Wonders of the World The units include a large variety of fun activities and exercises about various aspects. Lots of informative exercises and fun puzzles (crosswords, word searches, word chops and many others) are included to make it a fun class. The answers and answer sheets are included. You might also like these worksheets: Africa The Middle East China Egypt Greece Christianity Islam Geography Bundle

Key beliefs in Islam bundle, created for GCSE/Year 9. Please review!

5 Resources on the Key Beliefs in Islam. This is a small segment of the main unit, other resources are also available. Please review! Sentence starters, key words and stretc&chall. tasks have been included.

Large Bundle (approx 30+ lessons) covering the new GCSE spec, namely Religion and Life & Marriage and the family. Numerous weeks were spent collating and planning the resources, please review! Applicable for most specs, initially created for the AQA exam board. Many thanks

Newly created for the GCSE spec, applicable for most specs. Please review! This resource includes an overview of the key terms to help link the learning objectives. Many thanks :)

A KS3 lesson designed for Year 8 exploring the five pillars of Islam. There are both lower ability and higher ability versions, along with differentiated resources, included that can be easily adapted to meet the needs of your class.

A KS3 lesson designed for Year 8 exploring beliefs and practices in Islam.

A series of lessons designed for Year 9 exploring the theme 'why is there evil?' Worksheets e.g. source analysis can be found in the PPT's for printing. Please note - The evil project (project-based learning approach) could take place before the final written assessment and the group work can take place over 2-4 lessons. Please e-mail me if you would like to use the resources I used for the Evil Project Source Packs. These included additional information for students on Buddhist, Sikh and Hindu explanations of evil. Lesson 1 - What is Evil? Lesson 2 - Christianity and Evil Lesson 3 - Christianity and Dealing with Evil Lesson 4 - Islam and Evil Lesson 5 - Assessment Lesson 6-8 - Evil Project

A lesson introducing students to the religion of Islam. This lesson is well structured with a strong emphasis on independent learning, detailed information covering various aspects Islam and essentially everything you need has been provided here. This lesson contains a starer activity, followed by a carousel activity - promoting independent learning, regularly progress checks and finally a plenary to assess the level of progress pupils have made. Differentiation is at the heart of this lesson with learning objectives, outcomes and activities differentiated against pupils levels. This lesson follows a clear sequence and can therefore be used exactly how it has been laid out but can also easily be adapted to meet your classroom needs. There is a great range of information provided - covering different aspects of the religion of Islam.

GCSE PPT with basic recap of Islam, Sunni/Shia overview, 6 beliefs and 'Usul ad-Din. Based on first 2 chapters of the textbook 'Religion, peace and conflict through Islam' OUP.

This resource is a work scheme on jihad, which you can use for both group and private study. This scheme covers all the topics required for the OCR exam board, including the different meanings of jihad; the difference between inner and outer jihad; dhikr; jihad and Islamic propagation; holy war; the rules of jihad; jihad between Muslims; the Qur'an on jihad; differences in Sunni and Shi’a interpretations of jihad; and how important is jihad to Islam? The lesson plans contain an introductory session, presentation seminar, class debate, essay-writing workshop, and mock exam. The revision guide contains revision material, activity questions, essay-writing guidelines, exam-style questions, a mark scheme, and a background on the key critical thinkers. This resource should make learning interactive, productive, and enjoyable, giving your students the chance to get the grades they deserve.