A very useful resource for non-specialist teachers. Year 7 PowerPoint to be used in class - all slides come with answers. No resources other than paper and something to write with is required. Divided into topics such as What is Belief?​ Beliefs about God​ Hindu Symbols​ Hindu Worship​ Hindu Festivals​ Infant Baptism​ Adult Baptism​ Islamic Birth Rites​ Bar / Bat Mitzvah​ The Origins of Buddhism​ Buddhism Celebration (Wesak)​ What happens after death?​ Near death experiences​ Plus, many more!

Start of the new academic year. No time for displays? Worry no more and look no further! Help is at hand. A colourful PDF ‘Days of the Week’ display. Useful for Ks1 / 2. Colourful display with days of the week written on a sheep; each day starting with a red letter emphasising on capital letters

Islamic Practices - Looking at the 5 Pillars of Islam with tasks to complete. This can be used as an exercise book where students can write in the book on spaces provided. Comes with: Notes for the teacher and student Lesson Summary Overview The foundation of Islamic religious practices is the Five Pillars. These basic duties, belief, worship, fasting, almsgiving and pilgrimage, guide Muslims in their daily life and their worship of Allaah. Through the materials presented in this lesson, students will explore and understand the basic beliefs of Islam and the Five Pillars. Objectives •Describe the basic beliefs of Islam; •Explain the meaning of each of the Five Pillars of Islam; •Compare and contrast the Five Pillars of Islam with the duties of other religions with which they are familiar. Can ONLY bebadapted by logo of my school removed and your school’s added.

It gets boring when students continuously ask you, ‘Sir, Miss, what do I do?’ A PowerPoint which can be useful to use with lesson instructions on to be displayed on the interactive board for students to refer to. Ideally, useful for a cover lesson where students use a textbook and a timer can be added for assessments and tests. It can also be used for subject related lessons where subject images can be added as per the 2 examples.

Year 7 Religious Education keywords in bold text with a definition explaining each keyword on colourful backgrounds to be used for classroom display purposes.

Primarily for year 7. Can be used in class or used as homework. In class use - its quite self-explanatory where students have space to write on the booklet. Homework / Home Learning - can be used as an additional piece of work reinforcing what already has been taught in class

Start of the new academic year. No time for displays? Worry no more and look no further! Help is at hand. A colourful PDF 'Months of the Year with seasons' display. Useful for Ks1 / 2. Colourful display with months of the year; each month starting with a red letter emphasising on capital letters and each season coloured, such as blue for Winter, orangey yellow for Spring, yellow for Summer and brown for Autumn.

Year 7 - Unit 1 - Christianity (Jesus and Miracles) A colourful booklet discussing the miracles performed by Jesus with questions being asked. It reinforces the correct use of punctuation and after each section before going to the next section, it asks a series of questions, like, have you understood what you have read? If yes, go on to the next question, and, if not, write down in a few words what you have not understood?, etc. In word document, so on top of the page, you can write the name of your school by deleting the name of my school, Woodrush High :)

A very detailed PPP 'The Muslim Prayer' with cover notes, a worksheet, questions and a quiz. The author is an Islamic scholar. I have used in some cases Arabic words alongside the Arabic words for students to familiarise themselves with them. The uniqueness of this PowerPoint presentation is that I have used similarities of other religions, ie. Interdisciplinary/cross-curricular teaching which involves a conscious effort to apply knowledge, principles, and/or values to more than one academic discipline simultaneously.

Year 8 - Unit 6 - Hinduism (Holy days - Diwali) A colourful booklet discussing Hinduism's Holy Day, Diwali, with questions being asked. It reinforces the correct use of punctuation and after each section before going to the next section, it asks a series of questions, like, have you understood what you have read? If yes, go on to the next question, and, if not, write down in a few words what you have not understood?, etc. In word document, so on top of the page, you can write the name of your school by deleting the name of my school, Woodrush High :)

Muslim Festival - The new born baby with tasks to complete. This can be used as an exercise book where students can write in the book on spaces provided. It covers: Adhaan and Iqaamah in the ears Naming the child Tahneek Shaving the hair on the head Aqeeqah Circumcision Comes with: Notes for the teacher and student: Lesson Summary Objectives • To understand that every family has a pattern for living • To appreciate that religion is part of the pattern in some families • To know that a Muslim family bases its life on the religion of Islam and obedience to Allaah • To know that respect for the family is shared by people from all religions Can ONLY be adapted by logo of my school removed and your school’s added.

Pack 1 set of colours in English, Urdu, Arabic and Punjabi. Can be used as a classroom display or it can also be a useful tool to teach children the names of colours who may have English as an additional language. Pack 2 is in English, Pashto (Pushto), Farsi (Persian) and Bangali (Bengali)

Start of the new academic year. No time for displays? Worry no more and look no further! Help is at hand. A colourful PDF 'Alphabet Frieze' display. Useful for Ks1 / 2. Colourful display with capital letters in red and small letters in black together with pictures.

A booklet (which can also be used as a homework task reinforcing class lesson) on The Origins of Sikhism & Guru Nanak (the founder). It comes with a range of activities for students to complete.

Year 7 - Unit 3 - Judaism (The Synagogue) A colourful booklet discussing the Synagogue with questions being asked. It reinforces the correct use of punctuation and after each section before going to the next section, it asks a series of questions, like, have you understood what you have read? If yes, go on to the next question, and, if not, write down in a few words what you have not understood?, etc. In word document, so on top of the page, you can write the name of your school by deleting the name of my school, Woodrush High :)

An alphabetical list of words relating to a specific subject (Islam), with text, dialect and explanations; a brief dictionary in full colour. This can ideally be printed and used as a textbook. Suitable for KS3,4 & 5.

Glossary sheet to be stuck at the back of each exercise book for new / keywords. Ideally to be used for Humanaties (RE, Geogroahy and History), but, can be adapted for other subjects, too.

Students in year 7 to read through information on the 5 K’s and then answer questions. A useful and fun activity.

A 'cutting out' exercise. Counting to 5 Children to cut out the pictures and match to the correct number.

A useful resource to be used at home or at school or even both by parents and teachers - easy to follow and self explanatory. Although it says Ks1, it can be adapted and used for Ks2 too.

Days of the Week for classroom display. Need printing and laminating and ready to be displayed in your classroom.