A lesson looking at Aristotle's function argument and eudaimonia

A KS3 lesson introducing the concept of the sanctity of life argument.

A medical ethics lesson investigating saviour siblings.

A year 8 lesson exploring the use of sacred texts as a source of authority for making moral decisions. The focus is on writing an evaluation answer with a card sort to support.

A lesson suitable for KS3 on the nature of God. Introduces students to key terminology and the difference between metaphors and attributes. Includes cart sort activity.

Some video interviews, card sort and example exam questions

GCSE lesson for AQA on miracles as evidence of the existence of God. Includes quote interpretation activity, card sort, case studies and exam question

A lesson exploring the 6 articles of the faith and their importance with exam questions.

A lesson on predestination in Islam with a philosophical silent debate and practice exam questions with peer assessment.

A GCSE lesson for the new AQA Specification A Includes: - Liking religious quotes to crimes and how to treat others. - Practice exam questions - Can causing suffering to others ever be justified?

Introducing the aims of punishment following the new AQA Spec A. Includes differentiated worksheets and videos.

Two lessons exploring MLK and whether religious believers should always follow the law. Includes extended writing and differentiated tasks for EAL and SEND students.

A year 9 lesson aimed an introducing the theodicy of Augustine. Includes key word match up and card sort activity.

A full lesson looking a prejudice and discrimination, the human rights act and case studies focusing on religious expression. Videos and speech writing activities.

An introductory lesson for the new AQA Specification covering: - History of Islam - The oneness of God - The supremacy of God's will - The impact of these beliefs on the actions of Muslims

This lesson focuses on different revision techniques linking with the Religion, Crime and Punishment unit. It includes: - A personal learning checklist - A mind Map template - A glossary of key terms - Practice exam questions - Flash card activity

A sheet to help with marking one section of the new specification out of 24 marks + SPaG

A complete lesson where students investigate different sources looking for evidence of Jesus' human and divine attributes. There is also an essay plan for students to plan a piece of extended writing following the investigation.

KS3 lesson introducing types of suffering and the problem of evil argument.

A complete PowerPoint with three double lessons worth of moral philosophy lessons looking at Utiltarianism and Kant wih a range of activities including a card sort, information sheets and clips. There is an accompanying student work book. Can be used for a drop down day or a unit of work. Aimed at key stage three but can be adapted to suit other key stage groups