A lesson on development indicators for key stage 3 geography. Lesson contains group work, discussion exercises and extended writing. Lesson comes fully resourced and is differentiated via SOLO Taxonomy.

A lesson based on the equality of man and woman in the family based on the New EDEXCEL GCSE (9-1) Religious Studies B Paper 1 Religion and Ethics Unit 2 Marriage and the family. Lesson comes fully resourced with engaging images to stimulate class discussions and opportunities to practice exam skills through a five mark question. Lesson is differentiated via SOLO Taxonomy.

A lesson on the Christian views on divorce for the new EDXCEL GCSE (9-1) Religious Studies B Paper 1: Religion and Ethics: Christianity Unit 2 Marriage and the family. Lesson comes fully resourced and contains engaging discussion exercises and a chance to answer a 12 mark exam style response and self assessment activity and a writing frame. The lesson is differentiated via SOLO Taxonomy.

A follow on lesson from the Denominations lesson, but this time involving researching and presenting a chosen Christian group. Lesson based on Key Stage 3 part of an introduction to Christianity unit. Lesson comes fully resourced with opportunities for discussion, extended writing and presentations. Lesson differentiated via SOLO Taxonomy.

A lesson on Christian parables used for Key Stage 3 introduction to Christianity unit. Lesson contains engaging class discussions, relating parables to students everyday live. There is opportunity for extended writing through writing a modern day parable. The lesson is fully differentiated and resourced.

A lesson on the baptism of Jesus aimed for Key Stage 3 RE. Can be used as part of an introduction to Christianity unit. The lesson contains discussion exercises, extended writing through a newspaper report and opportunities to interpret Biblical evidence. Lesson is differentiated via SOLO Taxonomy.

A lesson on the birth of Jesus suitable for key stage 3 RE as an introduction to Christianity unit. The lesson contains visual discussion points, independent work through the creating of a storyboard and an opportunity to develop exam skills through answering a three mark question. Lesson is differentiated via SOLO Taxonomy.

A lesson on atheism, theist and agnostics views on the existence of God. Used as an introduction to Religious studies. Can be use at Key Stage 3, but can be adapted for all levels. Lesson contains engaging activities and opportunities for in-depth discussion about related issues. There are opportunities for extended writing. Lesson is differentiated via SOLO Taxonomy. Please visit my online shop for lots more similar resources at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/JamesPearson

A lesson on how the family brings up children to believe in God. Aimed at Key Stage 3 RE as part of an introduction to Christianity unit, but can be adapted for Key Stage 4 RE. The lesson contains engaging discussion exercises, mix and match activity and a memory game. The lesson comes fully resourced and is differentiated via SOLO Taxonomy. Please visit my online shop for lots more similar resources at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/JamesPearson

A lesson covering the key elements of Islam to be used as an introduction to the unit of work. Ideal for Islam unit in key stage 3. The lesson goes over key elements of the history, beliefs, and people's perceptions. Lesson has a range of activities including discussions and extended writing. The lesson comes fully resourced and is differentiated via SOLO Taxonomy. Please visit my online shop for lots more similar resources at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/JamesPearson

A lesson on the eight millennium development goals for Key stage 3 Geography within the development unit. Lesson contains visual aids for discussion, group activities and presentations. Lesson comes fully resourced and is differentiated via SOLO Taxonomy. Please visit my online shop for lots more similar resources at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/JamesPearson

A lesson on the causation argument aimed at key stage 3 RE, but can be used for key stage 4 RE. The lesson contains visual images to aid class discussion and an opportunity to write a 12 mark exam style question. The lesson comes fully resourced and is differentiated via SOLO Taxonomy. Please visit my online shop for lots more similar resources at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/JamesPearson

A lesson aimed at Key Stage 3 geography development unit on the debt owned by developing countries. The lesson includes engaging visually stimulating images for class discussions, extended writing exercise one in the form of a letter to the prime minister about cancelling the debt. The lesson comes fully resourced and is scaffolded and differentiated via SOLO Taxonomy. Please visit my online shop for lots more similar resources at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/JamesPearson

A lesson on Hajj and its importance to Muslims. The lesson is aimed at key stage 3 RE as part of an introduction to Islam. The lesson has opportunities for extended writing, interpretation of religious sources and practice of exam style questions. The lesson comes fully resourced and is differentiated via SOLO Taxonomy. Please visit my online shop for lots more similar resources at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/JamesPearson

A lesson on the various feminist responses to the role of the family aimed at A Level sociology, but can be unused at GCSE. The lesson contains engaging discussion exercises, summary table template and applying student learning to situations. The lesson can be used in conjunction with a course textbook. The lesson is differentiated via SOLO Taxonomy. Please visit my online shop for lots more similar resources at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/JamesPearson

A lesson introducing students to sociological theory aimed at A level sociology as part of an introduction to the course. The lesson covers the main branches of theory like structuralism and social action and applying them to real life societal issues. The lesson contains many activities and tasks to develop their understanding of a challenge issue. The lesson comes fully resourced and is differentiated via SOLO Taxonomy. Please visit my online shop for lots more similar resources at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/JamesPearson

A lesson on the functionalist role of the family. Ideal to use as part of the Families and Household units at GCSE or A Level sociology. The lesson covers the main studies and concepts associated with the functionalist view. It allows for mastery thinking or analysing and evaluating the theory. There is opportunity to self assess a 10 mark question and this also has a writing frame. The lesson comes fully resourced and is differentiated via SOLO Taxonomy. Please visit my online shop for lots more similar resources at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/JamesPearson

A lesson on introduction the idea of family and household to students. Ideal to use as an introduction to both GCSE or A Level Sociology families and households unit. The lesson focuses on the definitions of these words and looking at cultural difference associated with families. There are plenty of tasks like discussion, application and case studies. The lesson comes fully resourced and is differentiated via SOLO Taxonomy. Please visit my online shop for lots more similar resources at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/JamesPearson

A lesson on the personal life theory and the role of the family. Ideal for GCSE or A Level sociology. The lesson contains discussion exercises and task on the different studies connect with the personal life theory and has a 20 mark exam question on theories on the role of the family in general. This has a writing template and a mark scheme. Lesson comes fully resourced and is differentiated via SOLO Taxonomy. Please visit my online shop for lots more similar resources at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/JamesPearson

A lesson on the Marxist view on the role of the family. Ideal to use as part of the families and households unit at both GCSE or A Level. The lesson focuses on the key evidence and concepts and draws out evaluation. Tasks include visual discussions, a factory task to understand what capitalism is and a note summary template. Can be used in conjunction with a course textbook. The lesson is differentiated via SOLO Taxonomy. Please visit my online shop for lots more similar resources at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/JamesPearson