12 Chinese zodiac animal flash cards/posters. Ideal for displaying in the classroom. Please note: Chinese zodiac, or shengxiao (‘born resembling’), is represented by 12 zodiac animals. In order, they are the Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog and Pig. Each flash card / poster displays a picture of the animal; years of special significance and a brief description of ‘character traits’ often associated with that animal. 12 in total. A-4 size. Fully editable.

Holi - a Hindu Fesitival Attached is a slide show that teaches the Hindu festival ‘HOLI’. Holi is a Hindu festival held in the spring celebrated mostly in India. It’s a time when people remember when good triumphed over evil. 12 slides. Fully editable.

Halloween - Story A brilliant Halloween story to share with the children. Appropriate for ALL. 5 pages. Ideal for guided/shared reading Fully editable.

Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year. It is the anniversary of the creation of Adam and Eve, and a day of judgment and coronation of God as king. Jews believe Rosh Hashanah is the birthday of the universe, the day God created Adam and Eve, and it is celebrated as the head of the Jewish year. This set of resources includes a 10-slide PowerPoint with the following headings: Slide 3: Introduction - Jewish New Year Slide 4: The story of Adam and Eve Slide 8: Blowing the Shofar Slide 9: Feasts Slide 10: Candle Lighting Also attached is a 3-page activity booklet consisting of a word search, fill in the gaps activity and a colouring in page. Ideal for 7 to 11 years (depending on ability) and fully editable.

8 colouring-in Christmas pictures: 4 traditional pictures. 4 commercial pictures.

Easter Bonnet - Competition Celebrate Easter by having an Easter Bonnet competition. Attached is a letter to parents, a judging slip (for staff to judge the bonnets) and a reminder note to bring in the bonnets on time. Fully editable.

Children of all ages will enjoy decorating this 20-day Christmas countdown. 20 Christmas pictures provided - 1 for each day leading up to Christmas Day. Happy Christmas 2021! Please note: When printing, please print the countdown sheet onto A3 so that the pictures fit nicely.

This unit of work outlines the key beliefs and practices in Islam, emphasising current practice in addition to providing children with opportunities to learn about the historical foundation of the religion. 8 pages. Fully editable . Ideal for Key Stage 2.

7 PRAYERS A selection of prayers to use at school or at home. Print out and display or refer to the PowerPoint attached. Fully editable.

Easter Quiz and Video Animation A nice little Easter Quiz … questions and answer sheet provided. 14 questions in total. Also attached is a nice animation about the real meaning of Easter. Happy Easter!

How much do your students know about Christmas? A fun 15-slide quiz to try with your class.

Shrove Tuesday 2024! This year, Shrove Tuesday will be celebrated on Tuesday 13th February 2024. The attached presentation teaches children about Shrove Tuesday and Lent. . The information provided on the PowerPoint includes: What is Shrove Tuesday? Where does the word Shrove come from? Why do we eat pancakes? Pancake ingredients. What is Lent? When is Lent? What happens during Lent? There is also a quiz (with answers) at the end of the presentation, a Shrove Tuesday and Lent fact sheet AND an editable letter home about Pancake making! . Suitable for 7 - 11 years and fully editable.

Shrove Tuesday 2024! This year, Shrove Tuesday will be celebrated on Tuesday 13th February 2024. The attached presentation teaches children about Shrove Tuesday and Lent. . The information provided on the PowerPoint includes: What is Shrove Tuesday? Where does the word Shrove come from? Why do we eat pancakes? Pancake ingredients. What is Lent? When is Lent? What happens during Lent? There is also a quiz (with answers) at the end of the presentation, a Shrove Tuesday and Lent fact sheet AND an editable letter home about Pancake making! . Suitable for 7 - 11 years and fully editable.

2 excellent ‘Chinese New Year’ activities. Age range: 7 - 11 years. Activity 1: A passage about Chinese New Year traditions and ‘9’ multiple choice questions. Activity 2: A 4-page booklet explaining 2 Chinese legends. The booklet describes Chinese New Year animals (each with its own character description). On the final page, there is a worksheet asking the children to write, draw and describe the animal that represents them.

A 4-page booklet about Islam. The booklet is divided into the following sections: An Introduction to Islam. Muhammad - Praise Be Unto Him. The Qur’an.

A presentation about the last days of Jesus. Music to play along to the presentation also attached. I've also included an activity linked to the presentation and a small quiz (with answers provided).