An excellent worksheet with questions to discuss Bereavement and step parents based on Double Act by Jacqueline Wilson. The twins feel resentment towards their stepmother and react in different ways, they are still grieving the death of their mum. Perfect for discussions in a classroom, group or individual setting.

I organised a Stone Age Day for my Year 3, with a lot of fun activities which I have explained in this document, so no need for you to stress and to simply download.

I just spent a good few days of my half term making funny certificates for my students as an end of the year gift…so now you can simply download it and write your students name in it! You can present it in assembly and be the coolest teacher…without having to spend ages making it!

TWO worksheet, part of a series of worksheets and lessons that I have created to teach RE Islam. This is part one, comprehension with questions. Will lead to a discussion. Suggestion to use Sami Yusuf’s Mualllim song, which is about the Holy Prophet. The second worksheet with questions and an activity, follow on about the Holy Prophet. I would suggest listening to the Muslim song Tala‘ al-Badru ‘Alaynā recited by Yusuf Islam (Cat Stevens) on youtube. I would also suggest listening to the Canadian choir who sang Tala‘ al-Badru ‘Alaynā to the refugees, to welcome them. https://youtu.be/8p3oKVLTDsA

part 2 worksheet, with 5 pages, about the inventions by Muslims from the 7th century onwards. Interactive and with pictures and questions. It encourages discussion and their favourite invention - two lessons from this worksheet can be easily created.

Two worksheets (5 pages long) on the concept of geometric patterns, why they are made, for children to design their own geometric patterns. Great for any primary or secondary RE lesson on Islam. two lovely lessons from this! the children loved it…created a competition on the geometric pattern rug design!

I have prepared two lessons with interesting worksheets and activities for children to produce on Christian prayers and places of worship. They will enjoy the link to the famous footballers!

two worksheets that can be used as a whole (one or two) lesson teaching children about the Quran and using the arabic alphabet. Made by a primary teacher and Muslim, so its all factually correct and relevant!

4 pages of this worksheet part 1 of Muslim Inventions, perfect for teaching ISLAM RE. The worksheets last for two lessons and allow children to implement their learning, fun and interactive. My class loved it and I love planning these lessons!

An informative and engaging worksheet with questions on the Early Muslims in Britain, from the Tudor times, the English who became Muslims, the impact of the British Empire and present day. Fantastic for discussions in the class and as a resource by itself.

TWO RE ISLAM useful lessons with an interactive worksheets and questions on the purpose of a mosque for Muslims, used in Jumah and Nikahs (weddings). The second has the mosques around the world

An experienced Primary and Secondary teacher of RE, part of the worksheets I have created for RE Islam. This is an informative worksheet with questions that can lead to a discussion on Ramadhan with the children. The children can make a poster afterwards on the worksheet and what they have learnt. The second worksheet is a worksheet and a spider diagram which will assist them in writing a letter on why Muslims remember the poor in Ramadhan. There are sentence starters and the first worksheet will assist them. can also use the LETTER AS ASSESSMENT OF LITERACY e.g paragraphs, description, conjunctions.

I have planned for 5 weeks of homework preparing them for assessments and questions adapted from assessment papers on Maths and English/Grammar…I will be using this next year too! FIVE DOUBLE SIDED.WORKSHEETS FOR HOMEWORK.

An interesting and engaging worksheet with questions on famous black Muslims, from Muhammed Ali, Paul Pogba to an African princess and fencer. Perfect for Black History Month and for a lesson on Islam and its diversity as well as the impact of Black Muslims in society and in the world.

An engaging worksheet which will last a few lessons, it focuses on the Lockdown diaries and the very different experiences of ten children. Tasks can be undertaken in groups, pairs or individually. Children can discuss their own experiences of Lockdown, which is a really important task as children should really talk about it. This is perhaps the challenge to their generation. The tasks enable discussion on the positive and of course negative aspects of lockdown.

An engaging worksheet which will last for a few lessons and stimulate engaging discussions about racism. There are short diaries of “children” who have faced racism and an activity to answer after each task. This can be done in groups, pairs or individually. I created and used this in a classroom I found it very beneficial after some racist incidents.

An engaging worksheet with many activities which will last a few lessons on the topic of Islamaphobia which will create discussions based on the childrens diaries and experiences.

a fun lesson on spring and its flowers, a way of looking forward to spring which is linked to a science or citizenship lesson, it can also be used as a lesson itself. Children can also continue their research on spring flowers as well as become artistic in an Art lesson.

A fantastic resource on teaching religion, sikhism and football. Children are taught about how footballers face discrimation and racism based on their faith, how football has made it a red card offence. Some critical discussions and questions on this worksheet, which can be used in upto two lessons.

a detailed information worksheet with questions, including extension tasks about the birth date of the Holy Prophet Muhammed.