Lesson 2/6 used at end of Year 9 to introduce them to Islam as preparation for the AQA GCSE. Thus activities are geared towards the AQA specification and AQA assessment criteria is used. Lesson 2/6 Learning intentions/outcomes: LI 1: Identify why Muslims take part in Ramadan LI 2: Consider the importance of the Night of Power for Muslims today LI 3: Assess the importance of Ramadan for Muslims

Lesson 1/6 used at end of Year 9 to introduce them to Islam as preparation for the AQA GCSE. Thus activities are geared towards the AQA specification and AQA assessment criteria is used. Lesson 1/6 Learning intentions/outcomes: Identify key facts about Islam in the UK Explore some of the myths associated with Islam Assess key teachings in Islam which challenge misconceptions

Activity that can be either a card sort or get students to colour code. Ultimately the aim of the task to identify the strengths and weaknesses of the Just War Theory.

Worksheet that contains information questions related to Karma and Dharma. Great for a cover lesson.

Publisher Document with pictures of main deities in Hinduism alongside a Publisher Document identifying key facts about each deity. Students need to read the information to match the Name of the deity to the picture.

Activity whereby students need to complete a table about key concepts associated with Hindu worship in a Mandir.

Keywords for GCSE Religious Hinduism core Beliefs and Teachings. Students have the definitions and need to identify the correct keyword: Pluralism: Brahman: Atman: Deity: Trimurti: Brahma: Vishnu: Shiva: Nataraja: Lingum: Shakti: Parvati: Saraswati: Lakshmi: Durga: Ganesha (Ganesh): Hanuman: Avatar: Rama: Krishna: Samsara: Karma: Maya: Moksha: Dharma: Caste: Varna: Ashrama: Ahimsa: Atman:

Fully Resourced lesson (Key Stage 3) but easily adaptable for GCSE/KS4. This is 60 minute lesson (deliberately planned to embed GCSE skills into Key Stage 3. This is part of a Hinduism Scheme of work. Learning Intention: Examine reasons why Hindus revere Animals

Fully Resourced lesson (Key Stage 3) but easily adaptable for GCSE/KS4. This is 60 minute lesson (deliberately planned to embed GCSE skills into Key Stage 3. This is part of a Hinduism Scheme of work.

Fully Resourced lesson (Key Stage 3) but easily adaptable for GCSE/KS4. This is 60 minute lesson (deliberately planned to embed GCSE skills into Key Stage 3. This is part of a Hinduism Scheme of work. Learning Intentions: 1. Examine Hindu beliefs about life after death 2. Evaluate Hindu beliefs about life after death

Fully Resourced lesson (Key Stage 3) but easily adaptable for GCSE/KS4. This is 60 minute lesson (deliberately planned to embed GCSE skills into Key Stage 3. This is part of a Hinduism Scheme of work. Learning Intentions: 1. Summarise key facts about Mahatma Gandhi 2. Assess the merits of non-violent protest

Fully Resourced lesson (Key Stage 3) but easily adaptable for GCSE/KS4. This is 60 minute lesson (deliberately planned to embed GCSE skills into Key Stage 3. This is part of a Hinduism Scheme of work. Learning Intentions: 1. Examine the situation of Dalit's in India 2. Compose a creative piece of work to show empathy

Fully Resourced lesson (Key Stage 3) but easily adaptable for GCSE/KS4. This is 60 minute lesson (deliberately planned to embed GCSE skills into Key Stage 3. This is part of a Hinduism Scheme of work. Learning Intentions: 1. Examine the caste system in Hinduism 2. Assess the merits and demerits of the caste system

Fully Resourced lesson (Key Stage 3) but easily adaptable for GCSE/KS4. This is 60 minute lesson (deliberately planned to embed GCSE skills into Key Stage 3. This is part of a Hinduism Scheme of work. Learning Intentions: 1. Summarise key information about Diwali 2. Examine why Diwali is important to Hindus

Fully Resourced lesson (Key Stage 3) but easily adaptable for GCSE/KS4. This is 60 minute lesson (deliberately planned to embed GCSE skills into Key Stage 3. This is part of a Hinduism Scheme of work. Learning Intentions: 1. Explain key features of a Mandir 2. Compose an extended piece of writing about a sensory tour of the Mandir

Fully Resourced lesson (Key Stage 3) but easily adaptable for GCSE/KS4. This is 60 minute lesson (deliberately planned to embed GCSE skills into Key Stage 3. This is part of a Hinduism Scheme of work. Learning Intentions: 1. Summarise key facts about Hindu Worship (Puja) 2. Examine Hindu beliefs about Murtis

Fully Resourced lesson (Key Stage 3) but easily adaptable for GCSE/KS4. This is 60 minute lesson (deliberately planned to embed GCSE skills into Key Stage 3. This is part of a Hinduism Scheme of work. Learning Intentions: 1. Summarise Hindu beliefs about God 2. Construct PEE paragraphs showing understanding of Hindu beliefs about God

Fully Resourced lesson (Key Stage 3) but easily adaptable for GCSE/KS4. This is 60 minute lesson (deliberately planned to embed GCSE skills into Key Stage 3. This is part of a Hinduism Scheme of work. Learning Intentions: 1. Explain Hindu beliefs about Brahman 2. Examine the sacredness of life

A fully resourced lesson on an Assessment on Sikhism (60mins), containing Powerpoint and accompanying worksheets. This was planned for KS3. Learning Intentions for lesson are: Assess the arguments for and against “Religious symbols should not be worn in public”