Eid is an Islamic festival and means the breaking of the fast and is celebrated at the end of Ramadan. During Eid, Muslims offer prayers, visit their neighbours, family and friends and exchange sweets and gifts. This 8-slide PowerPoint is ideal for younger children to understand Eid and the teachings of Islam. VERY child-friendly. 6+ Fully animated.

A complete set of Year 2 RE Medium Term plans. 24 pages. Fully editable. Y2 Autumn A: This unit is about the signs and symbols of everyday life, the use of artefacts and symbolic religious behaviour. Y2 Autumn B: This unit is about giving and receiving at Christmas. Y2 Spring A: This unit is about what Christians do when they go to church. The unit should include a church visit. Y2 Spring B:This unit is about why Easter is important for Christians. Y2 Summer A:This unit is about the work of religious leaders within the community. Y2 Summer Term B: This unit is about the ultimate questions raised by the natural world.

Eid is an Islamic festival and means the breaking of the fast and is celebrated at the end of Ramadan. During Eid, Muslims offer prayers, visit their neighbours, family and friends and exchange sweets and gifts. This 8-slide PowerPoint is ideal for younger children to understand Eid and the teachings of Islam. VERY child-friendly. 6+ Fully animated.

5 vivid experiences through the eyes of a child. Written by 5 children living in the Middle East who follow the ways of Allah. Also included are some Islam facts and pictures. Good for discussion and studying religious practices. Fully editable.

UNDERSTANDING ISLAM - 26 SLIDES World Muslims World Distribution of Muslims American Muslims The Basics of Faith Allah – One God Prophets and Scriptures Prophet Muhammad Quran: The Holy Book Forms of Worship Charity (Zakat) Fasting (during Ramadan) Hajj (Pilgrimage) Muslim Students Food Mothers Daughters Human Rights in Islam Justice in Islam Repel Evil with Goodness Suicide is a grave sin Muslim symbols and pictures

Halloween - Assembly! PowerPoint, song, scary stories (not too scary), history of Halloween (video,) trick or treating safety tips & optional competition. Not appropriate for very young children. KS2 only (7 - 11 years). Slide 2: What is Halloween? Slide 3: Why do people celebrate Halloween? Video. Slide 4: Scary story. There are 2 to choose from … Slide 5: Trick or Treating safety tips - very helpful reminders. Slide 6: Halloween song - music & lyrics provided. I usually get some of the children to perform a dance to this! Slide 7: Optional Halloween competition

Diwali Story & Storyboard - Rama and Sita Read the story of Rama and Sita (PowerPoint) then ask the children to complete the missing storyboard activity. Also attached is a 2-page extended ‘Rama & Sita’ story (for older children). Fully editable.

Indian Rangoli Patterns - PowerPoint & 7 Worksheets! A great PowerPoint presentation to teach children about Indian Rangoli patterns. Also attached are 7 Rangoli worksheets.

Attached is a 20-minute assembly about the Loy Krathong festival. Loy Krathong Day takes place at a time when the weather is fine, as the rainy season is over, and there is a high water level all over the country. ‘Loy’ means to float, ‘Krathong’ is a lotus-shaped vessel made of banana leaves. The Krathong usually contains a candle, three joss-sticks, some flowers and coins. In fact, the festival is of Brahmin origin in which people offer thanks to the Goddess of the water. Thus, by moonlight, people light the candles and joss-sticks, make a wish and launch their Krathongs on canals, rivers or even small ponds. It is believed that the Krathongs carry away sins and bad luck, and the wishes that have been made for the new year due to start. Indeed, it is the time to be joyful and happy as the sufferings are floated away. Attached is a 14-slide PowerPoint (to show when leading the assembly). Embedded into the slide show is an entrance song and video (to show the children as they enter the assembly hall/room). Also attached is a 10-minute video about Loy Krathong, a video showing how to make a krathong, a video of some children dancing and a traditional Loy Krathong song (with music and lyrics). The song is very easy to learn. All resources are fully editable.

A complete RE scheme of work for Year 4 students. Appropriate for Christian and Catholic schools. 6 pages. Fully editable. 5 units of work (each with learning objectives and teaching activities): Unit 1: The Creation & The Story of Abraham to Joseph. Unit 2: Jesus Teaches Us How To Pray. Unit 3: Living in a Community. Unit 4: Holidays and Holy days. Unit 5: The Church.

The Festival of Chanukah / Hanukkah is the Jewish festival of LIGHT. The festival is celebrated in December and lasts for 8 days. This great PowerPoint can be used for religious education or a school assembly. It contains facts about the festival and a lovely story. 25 slides. Ideal for 5 to 11 years. Fully editable.

A selection of Easter activities including: -A presentation about the last days of Jesus (best shown to the music 'This is my body' ... just click on the link on slide 1). I've also attached the music! -A 25-minute animated video about the Easter story (very child-friendly) -Easter crafts -Easter quiz (questions and answers) -Easter card-making resources -Easter bonnet letter -Easter Activity booklets - great for an extension activity or just a bit of fun!

A wide variety of activities to celebrate Diwali! A whole school assembly. Rangoli patterns. Indian music. Diwali lanterns. Indian cuisine - herbs and spices.