Kick start your Photography Society with these starting resources. Includes: - A 'Photographers help kit' including 50 ideas to help your students begin finding interesting photography shots, in PDF, PPT and PUB format for easy editing and printing. - Invitations to send to your new members - An event / society poster to help promote your new or existing club. Free to download until September!

Thanks for looking - Harle Games release free print and play games for kids and adults of all ages. Check out our other resources on the TES shop! Cat Academy is a fun matching game for kids of all ages and language abilities - designed primarily for EAL, SEN and younger students, this game asks players to match ‘Cats’ with the best adjective they can. Includes definitions and a range of different words to help language skills - or just have fun! Our games are always free to download, designed and made with the help of our students! FREE!

Will your students make the Philosophy (power) rangers set? Or will they be defeated by evil Dr. Exam. A silly game to get new students recognising some of the names and ideas behind the new Philosophy A-Level. Can you defeat hard mode? Print and play, just print off the PDF and cut into cards, then glue together each half. If you've got the budget make the game more interesting by giving each student their own set.

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/

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.

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

A 'Trick Taking Auction Game' for all ages. Engage with your students, use as an ice breaker or tutor time activity. All you need to do is print out, shuffle and play! Have students practice their mental maths by working out their funds during the hectic gameplay, or use play money for students to kinaethetically experience the auction. Thanks for looking - Harle Games release free print and play games for kids and adults of all ages. Our games are always free to download, designed and made with the help of our students! If you wish to help us continue our work, please check out our TES shop, or take a look at the donation version

An explosion rocks the ship at night. Rushing to the engine room, a robed person is seen fleeing the scene. Knowing the Inquisitor is aboard, the ship has been infiltrated by the Cult of Sandbrook. Will the Inquisitor find the cult before it is too late? This is the story of what happened… A fun social deduction game made in part by our fantastic team of students, will your tabletop club get off their phones long enough to find who is destroying the ship in time? Find out in this print and play game. Simply print off, cut out, glue together (optional!) and play. Between 5 - 10 minutes per game so perfect for lunchtimes and after school clubs. Harle Games release free print and play games for kids and adults of all ages. Our games are always free to download, designed and made with the help of our students! If you wish to help us continue our work, please check out our TES shop, or take a check out our donation version below: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/mystery-on-the-ss-sandbrook-social-deduction-card-game-donation-version-11763682

Line Monsters is a cute drawing game for 2 players - this is the basic version with 20 different drawing tasks for your competative teams. Use as a quick break, a starter activity or in tutor time. Or just for a break during lunch! Now includes the free extended version for free - contains many more and an editable .pub file to make your own!

Group or individual project where students begin as an early tribe and slowly develop a religion from Animism through Shamanism, Polytheism and eventually towards Monotheism or Secularism. Designed to take approximately 2-4 lessons with worksheets and activities throughout. Includes an introductory match activity showing the worlds religions. Great as a Summer KS3 project!

Be sure to check out “Building History” - a similar project taking place over a timeline of history. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/building-history-11872917 Students discover what makes up a religion through inventing their own by design a Holy Book, Temple, Special Symbol and Item. Very good as an end of term or Summer term project. Easily adaptable to different lesson lengths and numbers. Approximately 6 lessons worth of work, ending in a presentation by the students and an assessment. Any money earned from resources goes into printing educational and SEN materials and games for local schools. For more information please do not hesitate to email me directly at Amewingcat@gmail.com.

A single lesson on the Qur’an, including worksheet, stretch and challenge questions and lower ability keyword help sheet. Main powerpoint needs mini-whiteboards - if there are none available use the “no WB” file instead.

A set of 26 different Halloween themed worksheets including: Colouring worksheets Complete the picture Decorate the spooky tree Put a face to the vampire, ghost and alien Decorate / dress the skeleton Spooky crossword Spooky spellings Scary colouring in pages Spooky match-up (memory or pin badges onto students and have them find their partners) Have fun! Available in .Pub and .Pdf for easy edit and print :)

A set of lessons designed to start year 7, including an introduction to RE, 2 lessons on Diwali and a comparison to Holi festival. 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: Introduction to RE and festivals Diwali presentation and worksheets (the story) Diwali presentation and worksheets 2 (the celebration and Holi comparison) Easily printable test and mark sheet for self/peer or staff review. –Update 2023 - This resource is now pretty old and out of date to making free to download —

Set of printable bingo cards for GCSE Religious Studies for printing two slides to a page. This is the Christianity key words set. Includes: Keywords for use on the board (and as answers for the teacher) A set of blank pages for students to write their own 5 bingo cards with hints for LAPs 30 bingo cards with pre-set words Simply read out the definitions (hidden from the students) until one student has either 3 in a row or a full set. Have students write their own definitions throughout, or afterwards to show and practice their key word knowledge.

58 Mandala worksheets for you to print out, great for mindfulness, easy colouring in pages and for Religious Education. .pub and .pdf for easy editing and printing

Simple to use spot the difference cards for younger and SEN students. Practice spotting the difference between common punctuation and maths symbols. Simply laminate, shuffle and cut out.

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.