A key word linking sheet - pupils are given lots of key ideas and concepts and they need to explain how the words and ideas link together. Used for AQA Religious Studies Christian Practices, however could be used for other exam boards.

A revision pack for AQA Religious studies but could be used for any spec. It has 6 sheets for pupils to go through. Excellent for revision. A key concept sheet - Pupils to consider what they know already and what exam questions could come up and how they could make links to other areas of the unit of work. A key concepts sheet - Key summary of information about the Nature of God with key words and quotes. Students need to convert the summary into their own words and create images to help them remember. A key concepts sheet - Key summary of information about the Trinity with key words and quotes. Students need to convert the summary into their own words and create images to help them remember. A question sheet to prompt students - they need to consider what some key words might link to the nature of God and Trinity and then get them thinking deeper. Example exam practice questions they could get on the nature of God. It includes several questions for each 1,2,3,4 and 5. A thinking quilt which gets students to consider how key words and ideas are linked the the Christian beliefs unit of work

This is a key concept sheet which pupils can use for revision or prep before an exam or assessment. It covers baptism from The Christianity Practices unit of work. Made for AQA but could be used for other specifications really easily. The idea is pupils read the information, they then reduce it into a shorter amount of words and then transform it into an image. It includes key words and key quotes for pupils to revise. It also includes QR codes to scan so pupils could watch videos linked to the baptism of Jesus and importance of Baptism. It could even be used as a consolidation exercise. My students found this really useful for embedding the idea of baptism before they wrote an evaluation question about the topic.

AQA Religious Studies: 12 mark evaluation model answer for the question, It is impossible to know God. Evaluate this statement (12) It has feedback throughout to explain why it is a model answer so students can see how it gets the marks and what it does well. Useful for revision, mock exam or assessment feedback. Could be used for any GCSE specification - just adjust the marks

This is a resource with practice exam questions on from the Christian practices part of the course. It has Q1-5 and then a model answer for each one written out for students to see what a top answer and grade looks like. Really useful for setting an assessment, mock exam or revision. It looks at these questions: Q1. What is meant by liturgical? [1] Set worship Private worship Informal worship Non-set worship Q2. Give two reasons prayer is important. [2] Q3. Explain two contrasting ways Christians practice baptism. [4] Q4. Explain two ways Christians celebrate Christmas. Refer to scripture or sacred writing in your answer. [5] Q5. All Christians should be evangelists. Evaluate this statement [12]

A worksheet about Norman Castles which involves reading and answering questions.

A guided reading sheet for students about the battle of stamford bridge with challenging questions to get pupils thinking.

This is a set of worksheets about Eschatology for GCSE Religious Studies. This would be useful for all specifications that teach about the end of times and life after death and judgement. It explores the key ideas of Jesus returning to earth, resurrection of the dead, judgement and establishment of a new heaven. Pupils get detailed information and then some tasks to apply their knowledge.

This is a guided reading style sheet about the sanctity of life. It has lots of detailed information about Christian views on the sanctity of life and would be very useful to have when teaching the sanctity of life. It would make a good resource in class or homework. Students use the information to create a title for the paragraphs and then summing up into fewer words and a space for including a picture or image. This is great for metacognition and students embedding the concept.

This is a revision resource for Kantian Ethics for A-Level. It covers the unit of what students need to know and includes tasks and activities for them to complete. Would be useful for revision or retrieval work.

This is a revision summary of all the aspects students need to know for A-Level OCR Philosophy and Ethics on the topic of Kantian Ethics. It is useful as revision or pre-reading to share with students.

This is a worksheet on the Sanctity of Life I used when teaching GCSE Religion and Life AQA or/and Eduqas Life and Death units of work. This is simple worksheet with some information, multiple choice questions and other questions. This is useful when introducing the concept of the sanctity of life or as a recap or retrieval or even revision activity.

This is a revision resource about The Day of Judgement which is specifically for GCSE Eduqas, however it could easily be useful for other exam boards. Included are two sheets which have a quick summary of the beliefs and then some activities, including exam practice questions for questions a - d. Really good for independent revision to complete in class or for homework. It supports the practice of exam skills which makes the biggest difference to students grades.

This is a revision resource about Kutub / Holy Books which is specifically for GCSE Eduqas, however it could easily be useful for other exam boards. Included are two sheets which have a quick summary of the beliefs and then some activities, including exam practice questions for questions a - d. Really good for independent revision to complete in class or for homework. It supports the practice of exam skills which makes the biggest difference to students grades.

This is a revision resource about the Prophet Isa which is specifically for GCSE Eduqas, however it could easily be useful for other exam boards. Included are two sheets which have a quick summary of the beliefs and then some activities, including exam practice questions for questions a - d. Really good for independent revision to complete in class or for homework. It supports the practice of exam skills which makes the biggest difference to students grades.

This is a revision resource about Prophethood which is specifically for GCSE Eduqas, however it could easily be useful for other exam boards. Included are two sheets which have a quick summary of the beliefs and then some activities, including exam practice questions for questions a - d. Really good for independent revision to complete in class or for homework. It supports the practice of exam skills which makes the biggest difference to students grades.

This is a worksheet for A-Level students on Utilitarianism. It offers a summary of Betham’s, Mill’s and Singer’s versions as well as tasks and actvities for students to complete. I set this as an independent learning activity after I had taught the Utilitarianism unit of work to pull everything together. It includes some sample essays for students to plan or answer.

This is a worksheet for the Trinity aimed at GCSE students. It includes a variety of activities which could support in lesson or for a independent homework. It includes key terms, nicene creed, analysis tasks as well as bible quotes.

Life in Anglo-Saxon England Guided Reading sheet. Useful as a way into teaching medieval England

An information pack about the 5 precepts in Buddhism and a worksheet to complete. A useful activity for a lesson on the 5 precepts. There are 3 worksheet choices, including a Low ability one.