These workbooks cover the following topics: *Christian Beliefs *Marriage and Family *Living the Christian Life *Matters of Life and Death *Muslim Beliefs *Crime and Punishment *Living the Muslim Life *Peace and Conflict There are two workbooks for each unit and they are designed to be for two homeworks or for two intervention sessions. You could also use them in lessons once you have finished content for the pupils to be working their way through. I have also used them for pupils who have missed lessons or during cover lessons. There is a personalised learning checklist on the front, keywords, Sources of Wisdom and then activities for each part of the topic. I have binded the whole set together to make a book for my students so that they value it more and it doesn’t get destroyed in bags! This set gets you all 16 books individually and the one set all together. They are all editable so you can give instruction sheets and deadline dates etc. There are 131 pages in total in the master copy. I have also included another set of each booklet that has been adapted for teams. This means there are 16 booklets that are best used in the classroom, the layout is more interesting and there are more pictures. The other 16 are the exact same questions but set out so that they can be put on teams for pupils to type into and then submit.

There are two workbooks here designed to be for two homeworks or for two intervention sessions. You could also use them in lessons once you have finished content for the pupils to be working their way through. They are also good to set for cover lessons or for pupils who have missed lessons. There is a personalised learning checklist on the front, keywords, Sources of Wisdom and then activities for each part of the topic. I have divided them into two because it makes the content more manageable but you could easily make it one booklet. There are two sets of each booklet. One is a design that has been created to be printed and handed to the pupils to write into. The other one has been adapted so that it could be uploaded onto teams for pupils to type into it and work from home

There are workbooks here designed to be for two homeworks or for two intervention sessions. You could also use them in lessons once you have finished content for the pupils to be working their way through. There is a personalised learning checklist on the front, keywords, Sources of Wisdom and then activities for each part of the topic. I have divided them into two because it makes the content more manageable but you could easily make it one booklet. There are two sets of each booklet. One is a design that has been created to be printed and handed to the pupils to write into. The other one has been adapted so that it could be uploaded onto teams for pupils to type into it and work from home

There is a double sided revision sheet for each of the ethics units for the OCR Religious Studies paper. The first side is the knowledge that needs to be included. It includes all the requirements off the spec. The second side is the discussion bullet points off the spec to get pupils to revise having an opinion. I have used them as revision tasks in class or as a weekly piece of homework in the run up to the exams. If the pupils complete them in detail they have a really good sheet to use as final revision before the exam. They are also useful for pupils to fill in at the end of a unit of work to ensure that they have understood and covered the whole spec. They will print in A4. Then get the photocopier to blow them up to A3 so that there is space for pupils to make notes.

There are two documents here. The first one is a word document with each topic on the OCR A level listed and the scholars that can be used for the topic. There are ones that are on the spec and ones that could also be used. It is fully editable in case you teach some different scholars to the ones that I have listed. I give this copy to pupils for folders/books so they can use it to aid their independent study and revision. The second document is a spreadsheet which has a table of the same scholars and all the topics. The green shows scholars on the spec and the orange shows additional scholars. As shown in the photos it can be filtered by scholar to show all the topics they appear in or filtered by topic to show all the scholars in that topic. This is an excellent resource to show pupils how the scholars link to other topics but also for revision purposes. You can even create a differentiated version for higher ability pupils to have knowledge of more scholars than lower ability pupils. This is for Philosophy, Ethics and Christian Development.

A bright and colourful display with keywords and definitions to support pupils. There are 40 keywords included. Print in colour and place around your room to support pupils during lessons with keywords and SPaG.

Laminate a class set. Place on pupils desks when they complete an exam question and get them to use it during the question and as self assessment before they hand their answers in. The final one has all the mark schemes combined that pupils can use during a mock assessment to guide them and to help them understand the requirements.

Use these to mark pupils work quickly. I have used the exam board marking criteria to create them. Pupils stick it on their work after they have completed a question and then you tick or circle the marks. Your marking stands out in the books (for book check!!) and pupils learn the exam criteria. Plus marking is much quicker because less written feedback is needed. For peer assessment you can print onto green stickers so that the difference is clear in books. Included is stickers for 3 mark, 4 mark, 5 mark, 12 mark and SPAG. The stickers are set up to print 8 to a page.

There are two workbooks here designed to be for two homeworks or for two intervention sessions. You could also use them in lessons once you have finished content for the pupils to be working their way through. There is a personalised learning checklist on the front, keywords, Sources of Wisdom and then activities for each part of the topic. I have divided them into two because it makes the content more manageable but you could easily make it one booklet. There are two sets of each booklet. One is a design that has been created to be printed and handed to the pupils to write into. The other one has been adapted so that it could be uploaded onto teams for pupils to type into it and work from home

This is a lesson for a year 6 introduction day. The pupils go around the room to find out the information to fill in their worksheet. The lesson teaches them key facts about the six main religions. I also used the lesson to introduce peer assessment and use of green pens. The information is on the sheets that I placed around the room for them to read. There is then a quiz at the end to see what they have learnt. I finished the session of with any questions they had about what RE would be like in secondary school.

A bright display with the keywords and definitions for the new spec AQA GCSE. There are 20 keywords and definitions included. Great for brightening up a classroom and for supporting pupils.

A bright and colourful display with keywords and definitions to support pupils. There are 37 keywords included. Print in colour and place around your room to support pupils during lessons with keywords and SPaG.

45 questions to test pupils knowledge on Soul, Mind and Body which is the second philosophy unit of the OCR Alevel. There is a pupil mark sheet and a teacher answer sheet so they can peer mark or you can mark yourself.

There are workbooks here designed to be for two homeworks or for two intervention sessions. You could also use them in lessons once you have finished content for the pupils to be working their way through. They are also good to set for cover lessons or for pupils who have missed lessons. There is a personalised learning checklist on the front, keywords, Sources of Wisdom and then activities for each part of the topic. I have divided them into two because it makes the content more manageable but you could easily make it one booklet. There are two sets of each booklet. One is a design that has been created to be printed and handed to the pupils to write into. The other one has been adapted so that it could be uploaded onto teams for pupils to type into it and work from home

Quick starter task to revise and practice 1 mark questions.

Perfect for starters to hand out at the door as quick tasks to get pupils focused straight away. Used for revision and for literacy.

Just quick starters given to pupils at the door particularly if I was teaching in a different classroom before. Gave them a few minutes of work to get on with and focused them on literacy skills at the beginning of lessons.