Pupils will given an introduction to religious language regarding coming of age ceremonies and analyse the importance of them. They will have to research the religions and summarise the content they review. Pupils have an opportunity to be creative and this lesson could lead into a homework project if need be. This lesson includes: Differentiated tasks. Religious Understanding. Key Word Vocabulary. Researching. Summarising key ideas SMSC Skills.

Pupils will given an introduction to religious language regarding birth ceremonies and analyse the importance of these ceremonies. They will create presentations and must relay information clearly for their peers to record in their books/worksheets. This lesson includes: Differentiated tasks. Religious Understanding. Key Word Vocabulary. Presenting. Analysis of Information. SMSC Skills. Cooperative Learning.

THIS LESSON INCLUDES A FREE RECIPROCAL READING INTRODUCTION PACK AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES SPECIFIC RECIPROCAL READING CARDS. This lesson has the pupils engage with religious scripture in the form of Bible passages that show examples of Jesus performing miracles. There is a reciprocal reading task as well as differentiated tasks to allow the pupils to take control of their learning and evidence it successfully. This lesson includes: Reciprocal reading. Differentiated Tasks. Key Vocabulary. Group Work. SMSC Skills. Teamwork. Analysis of Religious teachings

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This lesson introduces pupils to the concept of WMDs. The lesson reviews Agent Orange and Hiroshima as case studies of WMDs for pupils to reflect and empathise with. Deterrence is define alongside nuclear deterrence and MAD. This lesson includes: Differentiated written tasks. Discussion and debate. Contextual learning of a modern examples. SMSC Skills. Reflective and Empathy Developing tasks. Creative Research task. Video Analysis. -Research and Summarising skills. Exam Board - AQA Spec A This lesson follows the content recommendations made by AQA.

Exam Board - AQA Spec A This lesson follows the content recommendations made by AQA. This lesson includes: Differentiated tasks. Religious Teaching. Understanding Sawm from a traditional perspective. Understanding Sawm from a modern perspective. Video Diary. Differentiated Worksheets. Key word vocabulary.

Liturgical, Non-liturgical and Informal worship. Develops pupil empathy and understanding of what it is to be worshipped and expectations of worshippers/fan. Mind Map. Written Tasks - Differentiated. Independent Research. Developed with new AQA Spec A in mind. As a dedicated professional I take a lot of pride in the work I create, most of which I have offered on TES free of charge. My free lessons and resources come mostly with 4.5+ star ratings and to be sure of their quality you’re welcome to download them. I also offer charged lessons tailored to teachers and pupils of all ability and experience and I encourage you to check them out if you like what you see.

This lesson introduces Islamic ideas of angels to pupils. A wide range of different angels and their roles are researched and summarised. Pupils will understand the importance of angels within Islam. This lesson includes: Differentiated tasks. Religious Teaching Analysis. Understanding Angels and their roles. Key word vocabulary. SMSC Skills. Summarising. Memory Skills. Literacy Task. Creative skills. Exam Board - AQA Spec A This lesson follows the content recommendations made by AQA.

A complete lesson, worksheet, lesson plan and homework for a lesson on ‘Introduction to Euthanasia.’ Learning Objectives: Students understand what Euthanasia is. Students will be able to start to express their thoughts about the morality of Euthanasia. Students will develop their empathy and question the need for Euthanasia. With the content provided you will be able to develop a lesson suited to your pupil/department’s expectations. As a dedicated professional I take a lot of pride in the work I create, most of which I have offered on TES free of charge. My free lessons and resources come mostly with 4.5+ star ratings and to be sure of their quality you’re welcome to download them. I also offer charged lessons tailored to teachers and pupils of all ability and experience and I encourage you to check them out if you like what you see.

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This pack includes 13 lessons (for 50 min-1 hour periods), 8 content lessons, 3 revision and exam practice lessons, an assessment lesson, and a feedback lesson. You can use the exam practice lessons as homework questions if you are limited with timetable lesson time. Several homeworks are included as well as a range of activities that include: Religious teaching analysis Group Tasks Peer Assessment Self Assessment Oracy Tasks Debate Tasks Starters and Plenaries Quizzes Research Tasks Literacy and Numeracy tasks Exam Board - AQA Spec A This lesson follows the content recommendations made by AQA

Three revision lessons for Theme F Human Rights and Social Justice. These can be taught within the teaching of the course, before an assessment, as GCSE revisions sessions, or as booster sessions in the run-up to the exams. 2 lessons focus on exam technique and answering exam style questions. 1 lessons is a clock revision which uses metacognition to help them understand what they are confident on and what areas need more revision. Exam Board - AQA Spec A This lesson follows the content recommendations made by AQA

This lesson is on the theme of giving to the poor and religious charities with regards to the unit of Human Rights and Social Justice. The pupils will be able to describe what is meant by exploitation. To explain the exploitation of the poor including issues relating to fair pay, excessive interest on loans and human trafficking, and evaluate religious attitudes to victims of exploitation. This lesson covers the attitudes of Christianity and Islam. This 50 minute lesson includes: Starter and Innovative Catchphrase Plenary. Oracy/disucssion extension task. Literacy - Two independent research and summarising tasks Short video task - Parable of the Widow’s Offering Scriptural analysis Explanation of key terminology that will be used throughout the topic. Exam Board - AQA Spec A This lesson follows the content recommendations made by AQA

This lesson is on the theme of exploitation with regards to the unit of Human Rights and Social Justice. The pupils will be able to describe what is meant by exploitation. To explain the exploitation of the poor including issues relating to fair pay, excessive interest on loans and human trafficking, and evaluate religious attitudes to victims of exploitation. This lesson covers the attitudes of Christianity and Islam. This 50 minute lesson includes: Starter and Plenary. Oracy/disucssion tasks. Several video tasks based on exploitation, human trafficking, and recognising the signs. Statistic summary task. Reflective and empathy developing tasks Literacy tasks - summarising Scriptural analysis Explanation of key terminology that will be used throughout the topic. Extension Task. FREE HOMEWORK INCLUDED - 2023 Case Study Exam Board - AQA Spec A This lesson follows the content recommendations made by AQA