This resource is a 1 hour lesson on The Good Samaritan parable. Aimed at: Keystage 1/Lower KS2. Content: - PowerPoint Presentation (23 Slides) - Contains the parable and whole class activities and Plenary. Children and listen and interact with the story - listening and speaking. Recap comprehension questions at the end of the parable in preparation for children to do independent work. - Lesson Plan (3 pages) with Learning Objectives and success criteria. The PowerPoint Slides are referred to in the lesson plan. There is a starter activity, main lesson and a plenary session. - Differentiated Worksheets Worksheet 1 and Worksheet 1a, 1b and 1c - these are cut and paste activities. The length of the paragraphs are different on each sheet. Children read the four strips of paragraphs that relate to the pictures. They cut out the paragraphs and glue under the correct pictures. Worksheet 2 - Sentence work (Early finishers) - There are 4 sentences. Each one is jumbled up. Children work out each sentence and punctuate with a full stop. ANSWERS PROVIDED. Worksheet 3 - Cut and paste sequencing picture activity (aimed at children that need some support) - Sort the three pictures in the correct sequence and then say or write what the pictures are. MODAL ANSWERS PROVIDED. - Optional exit question slip - Children write a sentence or two on what they have learnt in the lesson. File Type: PowerPoint Presentation, Word, PDF. Hope you enjoy this resource - thank you for visiting my store. You may also be interested in: Good Samaritan Assembly The Parable of the Lost Son - Forgiveness Additional Worksheets - Reading Comprehension, Gap Filling, Common Homophones

This resource relates to Would you rather questions. Children must choose one of the questions posed and have the option of saying why they chose that answer. There are a set of worksheets with follow-up activities and Would You Rather … cards. You can use: before the main lesson as a fun activity, fill in extra time use in circle time/citizenship use as a back to school activity to create conversation use it as a way to get children talking and listening. Some of questions are funny, silly and make children thing about serious issues in a light-hearted way. Content: Teacher Notes 5 Worksheets A to E 52 Cards (laminate to use again and again) A set of Why cards Blank worksheets for children to make up their own Would You Rather … questions Interviewing each other - Select the worksheets you want to use and put children in pairs so that they can interview each other and put a tick next to the question they choose. As a follow-up optional activity, children can write a list of the response of the person they interviewed - please see preview pane. 52 cards - Just shuffle and lay face down on table, players take turns to take a card to read and chose their answer. They must choose one or the other. You don’t have to use all the cards - you can differentiate and select the cards that you want the children to use. Some children may want to write their own questions and so a blank worksheet is included. Thank you for visiting my shop.

This product contains information about Sikhism and what the five Ks symbolizes. Sikhism is classed as one of the big six of the world religions. There is a Powerpoint Presentation to support whole class teaching. The topic relates to a sense of belonging. Three worksheets - Worksheet 3 also includes a fact finding activity - children can find out more about religion. This product could be used as a project and create a project display during diwali festival. Keywords: kirpan kesh kachera kanga or Kangha kara The children will learn about what it means to be a Sikh in the community and what it means to wear the same uniform and the rituals of becoming a Sikh. Thank you for visiting my store. You may be interested in the Sikhism booklet for review and/or assessment: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/sikhism-and-the-5-ks-non-fiction-reading-comprehension-assessment-revision-11330056