A worksheet for children to draw or produce a cartoon for the creation story as told in the Bible and Torah. Editable in case you are only looking at one of these faiths. Scottish Curriculum RME 1-01a 2-01a 1-04a 2-04a.

A great story to explain that everyone has different points of view depending on their experience. This sheet can be used to draw the elephant using the descriptions of the different blind men.

Guided worksheet to explore some the beliefs about Muhammad. I used alongside the video How Islam Began - In Ten Minutes which is easy to find online.

A collection of famous paintings which tell the Easter story from start to finish. Good for a discussion about religious art to to take older classes through the Easter story in a different way.

Banner with a quote from the Disney song Colours of the Wind. "You think the only people who are people Are the people who look and think like you But if you walk the footsteps of a stranger You'll learn things you never knew, you never knew" I used this to explore differences and prejudice at many levels of society. This is an Excel file which is set to print on many pages to make a long banner. The picture is printed on one A4 sheet and is for illustration only.

A PowerPoint exploring the Apollo 8 Christmas broadcast to Earth and why men of science also practised religous beliefs. Clicking the photo on slide 5 should play the sound file. If this doesn't happen the hyperlink on slide 5 will need adjusting. Right click the photo, Edit hyperlink and locate where you have saved the sound file to. You may want to delete/amend Slide 2. You will need to add your name an beliefs to Slide 7.

A quick outline of firework safety rules as they apply to children including basic first aid and pet safety tips.

Guided research sheet to find out about Eric Liddell Scottish rugby player, Olympic medalist, missionary and prisoner of war and how his beliefs shaped his life. I have used clips from Chariots of Fire around this as well as an excellent PowerPoint downloaded from TES resources. Used as a series of lesson to explore the Scottish curriculum Development of Beliefs and Values RME 2-09a 2-09b RME 2-09c and RME 2-09d. Also used as a key Christian figure for RME 2-02a.

A PowerPoint describing the traditions of welcoming a baby into the Sikh faith and how names may be traditionally derived. Aimed at a young age group but would be easy to edit.

These look very effective as a wall display if you give a choice of bright colours for the lamps. The download is a PDF with instructions and templates for the lamps and flames. Top tip provide the glitter glue in the small plastic shot glasses you find in pound shops and give them cotton buds to apply it with. You only need to provide a tiny amount of glitter glue and it can all get binned at the end of the lesson ;)

Step by step photographic instructions to make an attractive hanging tree decoration. Changing your template would of course make a different design but this was made using the patterned tissue paper from the cheap shops ;)

Step by step photographic instructions of how to make a snowman from a sock filled with rice. I also have instructions for Sock Santa in my shop. Top tip use a plastic cup or dry disposable water bottle with the bottom cut out of it as a rice funnel. Working in pairs for this step is also easier.

Step by step photographic instructions of how to make a Santa from a sock filled with rice. I also have instructions for Sock Snowmen in my shop. Top tip use a plastic cup or dry disposable water bottle with the bottom cut out of it as a rice funnel. Working in pairs for this step is also easier.

An Easter assembly done as 5 news bulletin reports outlining the different parts of the Easter story as it may be reported today. I used this for the Easter service at church across 5 classes but easily adapted to an assembly and different groupings. 10 speaking parts. Could also be an Easter dram/RE/RME lesson.