Designed for new students to Religious Education, for example those joining secondary school in year 7. Includes: What RS is / is not Basic information on Religions Beliefs Bingo to get the students accostomed to talking to each other about belief A beliefs tally of the class A letter to themselves to assess literacy Homework - Memory lane Thank you for taking a look at my resources. Any money earned from resources goes into printing educational and SEN materials and games for local schools. Any further information or errors please do not hesitate to email me directly Amewingcat@gmail.com.

A set of lessons designed to teach about festivals. See also the Diwali unit of work here Includes two full lessons on Hannukkah, a lesson on Advent and one on Christmas. Designed to last 4 lessons, followed by an end of term / unit assessment (included). Includes an assessment and peer / teacher mark scheme designed to look like the new GCSE papers so students are learning GCSE skills early. Pack includes: Four festivals themed lessons including worksheets and handouts. Easily printable test and mark sheet for self/peer or staff review.

‘Welcome back to school’ booklet designed for welcoming back students in the Autumn term 2020 following lockdown. The booklet runs through student memories from lock down, what they have been up to and their wishes for the future. Includes an EAL version with pictures and simplified text.

Fully resourced 1-hour powerpoint lesson that asks students to consider the impacts that they have on the world through the examples of Bees (pesticide use etc) and Fair Trade. Includes additional materials for higher level students. Useful in any scheme of work that includes: Internationalisation Healthy lifestyles Impacts students have on the world Economy Environment Leave a review and get a pick another resource for free! See email below. Any money earned from resources goes into printing educational and SEN materials and games for local schools. If you need any information, spot any errors or have earned free resources please do not hesitate to email me directly amewingcat@gmail.com. Thank you!

Simple to use spot the difference cards for younger and SEN students. Practice spotting the difference between different animals. Simply laminate, shuffle and cut out. Students are encouraged to spot the similarities and differences between sets of animals, including animal name, colour, where they live etc to formulate longer sentences and be aware of small changes and differences. Excellent as a starter, settling or focusing activity, or part of a full lesson.

A set of scaffolded mini question tasks to help students answer short / 5 mark questions in the new WJEC Religious Education GCSE. Includes 12 different questions on Islam and Christianity, numbered and ready to print. Easily editable and expandable, great to include as differentiation, pair work or as a starter.

Two easy to navigate powerpoints that link to one of 120 random debate topics covering a range of debate questions fitting the Eduqas, AQA and Edexcel syllabus. Philosophy unit covers 60 questions including issues of Relationships, Life and Death, Good and Evil and Human Rights. Also includes 60 additional questions covering the beliefs, teaching and practices of both Christianity and Islam. Each debate is designed to have students line up on opposite sides of the classroom to either agree or disagree. Alternatively teachers can have students write agree / disagree on whiteboards or use hands. This resource will spark debate in your class as a great starter or plenary - or use throughout to break up the lesson. Excellent as a revision tool before exams - why not have students answer as a traditional believer or secularist to further spark debate? P.S. Please enable macros for the random page button to work! Thanks, and please do leave a review if you enjoy this resource!

Get your students to learn about more unusual religions in a 10 minute matching game - simply print out, shuffle and give to students as they enter the classroom. A great little resource to put students into mixed ability groups and work together to find niformation about a religion they have never studied before.

A set of gamification resources I have been trialing this year for Geography and RE. Will be updated as and when needed, easily modifiable to any subject. Character sheet A set of characters I have been using with year 8 students in Geography - students are given a random (or targeted) character and gain “exp” by getting levels on assessments, answering questions in class, doing extentions and feed forward activities. Character items A set of additional ‘loot box’ style items for use as prizes - allows students one off or ongoing changes to their skills - attempts to overcome the potential problem of students being unhappy with their ‘skills’ FF sheet For use with the above - Geography feed forward sheet giving ideas and linking the theme Achievement cards For use with ‘scratch off stickers’ which you can get from amazon / craft stores. You print off a set, shuffle them and cover the picture with the sheet. Prizes up to you! Let me know if you use any of these or have any further ideas!

Euqality in Sikhism, group or at-home research task. Contains three main quotes with questions to discuss in groups / research and extention ‘Western philosopher’ quotes for higher level students. A powerpoint printable resource taken from the below link. Can also be sent out to students working from home as easily editable. Contains the powerpoint and PDF version. https://www.reonline.org.uk/resources/what-does-freedom-mean-in-the-sikh-religion/

WJEC Centered resource about Taize and other pilgrimage sites with links and questions