High school islam resources

This lesson looks at the issues of Forgiveness and Reconciliation in two religions (Christianity and Islam). It uses religious quotes and teachings to explain what both relgions teach about Forgiveness and Reconciliation. It allows the pupils to compare and contrast two contrasting religions and see if there are more silimarities or differences between the two. This lesson is quite extensive and can be completed over two hours (or one lesson and a homework). An interesting and important lesson.

This lesson get the students to explore the Islamic teachings about the use of drugs and alcohol. It uses different teachings from the Quran to explain why Muslims have the attitudes they do towards drugs and alcohol. The students will also be asked to consider whether or not these views should still be held today, and if not what the counter arguments could be. A good lesson to highlight student attitudes and misconceptions.

A single 60 min lesson with worksheet on Equality, Terrorism and Blasphemy.

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This lesson was created for use in a KS3 Buddhism unit but could easily work in any RS unit of work, or indeed a PSHE unit. It tells the story of a young lady at an airport who jumps to the wrong conclusion when she doesn't have all the facts. It's told through a series of pictures and is a beautiful was to reinforce the message that a parable can be a highly effective way of getting across an important message. The pupils then have to create their own parables (there is a guide and some ideas to help them). This lesson can easily be extended to two or three lessons with extension activities (such as turning it into a role play, or making it a cartoon, or a presentation). A fun, fascinating and fantastic lesson.

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A lesson for KS3 students to get their heads around the Big Bang and if it is compatible with religious beliefs. Can one believe in God and the Big Bang? This includes videos about the big bang, the size of the universe and a short powerpoint with pictures of earth to play while students enter to create that SMSC 'awe and wonder' feeling. Also included are instructions in the PPT on how to teach and youtube links. Learning Questions: What is the Big Bang theory? What is my opinion about how the universe was created? Is it possible to believe in religion AND science? Great for SMSC, Religious Studies, and Science and Religion modules.

A quiz quiz trade activity designed to introduce Islam. Includes twenty-five cards. I used this to introduce Islam to GCSE students for the new Edexcel spec.

A lesson complete with outcomes, discussion, challenge tasks, written activities, worksheets etc. Outcomes: Must: Describe what terrorism is and give some examples Should: Explain what Muslims believe about acts of violence and terrorism. Could: evaluate what the best type of response could be to acts of terrorism

Created using the new Eduqas specification and textbook as guidance. This bundle consists of the Crime and Punishment section of the issues of good and evil theme 11 Lessons in total focusing on: wrong actions, religious responses to wrong actions, types of morality, crime, the causes of crime, aims of punishment, justice, prisons and prison reformers, the death penalty and religious responses to the death penalty. Religions focused on are Christianity and Islam Contains exam skills and questions

Introductory lesson focusing on the wrongness of an action Created using the New specification and textbook as a guideline Also includes the quotes needed for the crime and punishment section (as per specification)

In this research lesson students will use IT facilities along with a highly structured lesson to explore real world examples of Holy War. They will examine teachings from both Christianity and Islam and identify religious justifications for war. They will also explore how Holy War might be a more complex issue when we take into account the non-religious causes of the war. They will be guided to create an outstanding Q5 answer to Holy War and analyse a model essay to help prepare them for writing their own. The lesson was designed for use with the new AQA Religious Studies A - 'Relationship, Peace and Conflict'. It will, however, work with any specification including Holy War. Target grade is 7-9. Ready to teach this lesson includes: - Full Lesson Plan - PowerPoint - Worksheets (including teacher answer sheet) - Model Q5 answer