Buddhism This Unit of Work contains (421 slides in total): - 47 key-terms (on individual slides) with their definition and a picture. - Introducing Buddhism. - The life of the Buddha. - The early days of Buddhism. - The two main groups of Buddhists. - Mahayana Buddhist groups. - What the Buddha taught. - Buddhist holy books. - What the holy books say. - Symbols in Buddhism. - How Buddhists worship. - Buddhist monks and nuns. - Pilgrimage. Celebrations - Wesak and Hana Matsuri - Kathina and Songkran. - Poson and Esala Perahera. - Examples of some Mahayana Buddhist festivals. - Special occasions - young people. - Special occasions - marriage and death. - Ways to be a Buddhist. - Famous celebrity Buddhists at the end of each section. - Questions to revise each section accompanied with research exercises and video clips.

Christianity This Unit of Work contains (494 slides in total): 46 key-terms (on individual slides) with their definition and a picture. Introducing Christianity. The Roman Catholic Church. The Orthodox Church. The Protestant Church. Church buildings - outside. Church buildings -inside. Christmas worship. The Eucharist. The Bible. The birth of Jesus. Jesus dies and rises again. Stories Jesus told. Miracles Jesus worked. How Christianity grew. The saints. Christianity today. Christmas. Easter. Other celebrations. Special occasions (1). Special occasions (2). Questions to revise each section accompanied with research exercises and video clips.

63 slides to introduce you to all the relevant key-terms with their definitions and a picture to make learning them easier. Each section has extra activities to make learning fun, challenging and extremely rewarding. What is Islam? The life of the Prophet Muhammad. The Prophet teaches Allah’s message. The Sacred Texts. Holy Places. Festivals and family times. Islam in the world today. Key-term test. Famous Muslims.

To understand what Diwali is and how it is celebrated by Hindus. So that you can confidently answer the 67 questions at the end. 11 key-terms with their definition and picture. Exercises throughout the PowerPoint to make learning this fescinating subject enjoyable and challenging. Recommended link- clips to revise sections. This presentation is is in the following order. . . Diwali, the festival of lights for Hindus, Sikhs and Jains. Rama and Siva. Welcome, goddess. Why there are patterns by the door during Diwali. Diwali is a time to pray to Lakshmi. Lights in the sky. Diwali is a time for sharing. Happy New Year. The Sikh Diwali. Siblings. I hope you’ve enjoyed this presentation!

To aid - AQA Religious Studies B, Catholic Christianity 'Caring for the environment' pages 28 & 29. Objectives i. Know of Jesus’ commandments too love God and your neighbour. ii. Understand how caring for the environment is a response to these commandments. iii. Understand the importance of protecting the environment.

AQA Religious Studies B (Chap 1 - 1.8) 'Interpreting the Genesis creation story pages 24-25. There are 19 slide aid section 1.8. Objective Understand different Christian opinions about how important Genesis 1 and 2 are as accounts of creation.

(2.4) ‘Jesus as both fully human and fully God,’ to aid pages 42 & 43. Objectives i. Know passages in the Bible which show that Jesus is fully God and fully man. ii.Understand how Jesus being fully human affected his life on earth. iii. Understand the meaning of the titles of Son of God and Son of Man. Key Terms 1. Evangelist: the writers of the Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke and john) 2. Son of Man: a title that could refer to either just a human being, or a human who is given power by God. 3. Sanhedrin: the Jewish Council that looks after all aspects of Jewish life and religion at the time of Jesus.

(2.11) ‘Grace and the sacramental nature of reality’ to aid pages 56 & 57. Objectives i. Understand the meaning of the term ‘grace.’ ii. Understand how reality can be thought of as a ‘sacramental.’ iii.Understand how each of these ideas affects Catholic understanding of God’s creation. Key Terms 1. Grace: God’s free gift of His unconditional love to the believer. 2. The divine life: the shared love of the Father and the Son in the Holy Spirit. 3. Sinful: when humans turn away from God and do what they want, rather than what God wants. 4 Sacrament: rites and rituals through which the believer receives a special gift of grace; for Catholics, Anglicans and many Protestants, sacraments are ‘outward signs’ of ‘inward grace.’

(2.10) 'Different understandings of the incarnation' to aid pages 54 & 55. Objectives i. Understanding recent documents from the Magisterium that show how Jesus is both God and fully man. ii. Appreciate the importance of these teachings about Jesus’ humanity and his teachings. Key Terms 1. Heresy: a belief that goes against the accepted teachings of the Church. 2. Magisterium: the teaching authority of the Catholic Church, exercised by the Pope and the bishops. 3. Salvation: freedom from sin, and from the eternal separation from God that is brought about by sin. 4. Apostolic exhortation: a letter or document from the Pope encouraging Catholics in their religion.

(3.11) 'Traditional and spontaneous prayer' 23 slides to aid pages 84 & 85. Objectives i. Understand the importance of prayer as a raising of the heart and mind to God. ii. Understand the different purposes of traditional and spontaneous prayer.

Interpreting statues of Jesus '21 slides' to aid: i. Know the symbolism of one statue of Jesus. ii. Understand why some Christians have different attitudes towards images of Jesus.

Christian symbols '30 slides' to aid: I. Understanding the meaning of the symbols: Ichthus, Alpha, Omega and Chi-Chi. II. Understand the purposes and use of these symbols.

Memorial for the dead (Christianity)- 29 slides to aid pages 146 & 147. Objectives i. Know the different types of burial that are accepted by the Catholic Church. ii.Understand how these practices reflect Catholic beliefs about the afterlife.

(6.7) 'The Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus' 23 slides to aid pages 154 & 155. Objectives i. Know the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus. ii. Understand what this parable tells Christians about the afterlife.