This is the first in a series of lessons which fit with the component plan I have created for Buddhism at KS3. The PPT contains a focus on the key facts about Buddhism and contains learning objectives on each slide, key words, video links, interesting stimulus and exam question focus. Please check my bundle resources out to buy the whole set for better value for money! Enjoy!

This is the second in a series of lessons which fit with the component plan I have created for Buddhism at KS3. The PPT contains a focus on the origins of Buddhism (in particular, the life of the Buddha) and contains learning objectives on each slide, key words quiz, challenging questions linked to the text, interesting stimulus and exam question focus. There is a text which should be used for the comprehension exercise on the 3rd slide. There is also a story board template. Please check my bundle resources out to buy the whole set for better value for money! Enjoy!

This resource is a complete analysis of the text from Alister McGrath’s ‘The Dawkins Delusion’ The PPT is designed to maximise learning and contains: Learning objectives Translation of difficult words Page by page analysis Tasks for A01 and A02 My pupils really appreciated it as it full of content and support. Happy shopping!

This resource is a complete analysis of the text from Karl Barth which considers Jesus and his role as a substitute in the atonement. This can be purchased on its own or as a bundle with the Hick text and a PPT on Atonement. PPT is designed to maximise learning and contains: Learning objectives Translation of difficult words Paragraph analysis Tasks for A01 and A02 My pupils really appreciated it as it full of content and support. Happy shopping!

This is a detailed analysis of the Kant text on the categorical imperative for A level students of Ethics. Learning objectives are included on all slides and there is a bonus PPT to teach alongside the text if needed. Special consideration is taken for development of A02 judgements.

This is a thorough run through of the theories of Bentham and Mill (Act and Rule Utilitarianism). It includes the hedonic calculus and comes with an application sheet aimed to show the pupils how to apply it to real life situations. I ask my pupils to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the hedonic calculus as they find it takes a long time to complete when they do it properly! This goes well with the ‘other types of utilitarianism’ which can be bought separately or in a bundle, depending on the needs of the customer. Enjoy!