<p>There are three information sheets that cover the food rules/laws of the main six world religions. There is a specific focus on kosher and halal.</p>

<p>Knowledge organisers for the Eduqas GCSE. Includes component one, two and three. With a focus upon Islam.</p>

<p>This contains a separate spreadsheet for each unit of the Eduqas R.E GCSE route A. There is a PLC, a personalised learning checklist that can be used in class or for revision. There is scope to amend these documents so they that work for your school. The featured religion is Islam.</p>

<p>A true false quiz that gets students to think about what they do and don’t know about the religion of Hinduism. Could be used to the start of looking at the religion to gauge what students already know, or as an assessment activity at the end of the unit. Also contains answers as this may be useful for non specialists.</p>

<p>This contains information sheets on the holy books/sacred texts for Muslims, Sikhs and Jews.</p>

<p>This bundle contains information on Hindu funeral and death rites, Sati, the Day of the Dead festival and beliefs about living with the dead from a region in Indonesia. There is also an activity on the Hindu beliefs with answers too.</p>

<p>Information sheets on alternative religions that summarise the key beliefs for Jehovah’s Witnesses, Mormons, Pagans and Scientologists. To be used to support R.E teaching particularly for KS3, but could also be used to support a non GCSE syllabus for KS4.</p>

<p>An information sheet on the Prophet Muhammad and an activity to make students think too.</p>

<p>This is a word document, one side of A4 information sheet. It gives and explains various reasons why Jesus is important to Christians.</p>

<p>This is a word document that explains the Biblical story of ‘The Fall’ from Genesis 3. It also introduces the idea from the story of this being an explanation as to why there is evil in the world.</p>

<p>This is a word document explaining each different part of Holy Week. Starting at Palm Sunday and finishing on Easter Sunday.</p>

<p>This word document contains x2 copies of the Good Samaritan story in the format of a play script. This helps with saving money on photocopying.</p>

<p>This word document gives details of the Eduqas A Level Religious Studies syllabus and how R.S is compatible with other subjects.</p>

<p>This is a power point that can be displayed to advertise Eduqas Religious Studies.</p>

<p>This road map/learning journey clearly shows how A Level R.E is delivered using the Eduqas exam board. The religion focused is Christianity.</p>

<p>This quiz tests the issues of good and evil unit. It is for the Eduqas GCSE in R.E, however, could be suitable for other exam boards. This quiz is perfect for low stakes testing. Answers can be written on the sheet. This could be peer assessed in the classroom and will give a useful indicator on how much students know when they first study this unit or as a revision tool.</p>

<p>Information on Moses and the Ten Plagues, Jesus, the Prophet Muhammad, Guru Nanak. These look at the importance of these founders, as well as give basic information. This also contains a couple of activities to do in class, alongside the information sheets too.</p>

<p>An activity sheet to record beliefs about Islam that show key knowledge required for the GCSE.</p>

<p>This contains a separate spreadsheet for each unit of the Eduqas R.E A Level. The religion for component 1 is Christianity. There is a PLC, a personalised learning checklist that can be used in class or for revision. There is scope to amend these documents so they that work for your school.</p>

<p>An information sheet with details of various monotheistic religions. These are documented in chronological order, starting with Zoroastrianism, then featuring the more widely known Judaism, Christianity, Islam and Sikhism.</p>

<p>This is a word document that explains the Biblical story of Lazarus being raised from the dead.</p>