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RE resources for AQA GCSE and A Level.
KS3 Humanities Work Booklet: Evaluation Skills (Christmas Theme)
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KS3 Humanities Work Booklet: Evaluation Skills (Christmas Theme)

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This work booklet was designed to be completed over a period of 5 weeks to help Humanities students draw on Geographical skills, Historical skills and Religious Criticism to evaluate the statement “Celebrating Christmas should be compulsory in the UK.” We invited students to attend a 1 hour after school session, however it could also work in a KS3 humanities lesson setting for Autumn term 2. It also makes nice cover work/homework.
Human Rights - 13 Lesson Series - AQA RE GCSE (Christianity and Islam)
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Human Rights - 13 Lesson Series - AQA RE GCSE (Christianity and Islam)

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This is a full unit of work with powerpoints, curriculum plan and revision homeworks provided by flip and fetching from a knowledge organiser. There is a planned assessment within the folder too. Please note that the lessons do utilise the new AQA GCSE 9-1 textbook, and any teacher purchasing this resource will need a copy of it. Religions covered are Christianity and Islam, and it would be possible to adapt this to different specs.
Wheel of Life, Samsara and Rebirth - Lesson Buddhism RE A Level
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Wheel of Life, Samsara and Rebirth - Lesson Buddhism RE A Level

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A lesson introducing the concepts of Samsara and rebirth, and explaining the different realms of rebirth. Please note that this lesson requires an internet connection, as the main activity is using the excellent resource on the Buddhanet site to annotate a blank copy of the wheel of life and introduce students to the different realms and what happens there. Planned for the AQA A level, but suitable for adaptation to other specs.
Anatta - the doctrine of no self - Buddhism Lesson A Level RE
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Anatta - the doctrine of no self - Buddhism Lesson A Level RE

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A lesson that explores the concept of anatta within the context of most Indian philosophies accepting the existence of the atman. Illustrates the personal nature of anicca and the fact that humans are only made of the 5 skandhas. An activity using the chariot analogy is utilised to help students understand the function of a name in Buddhism, and the idea that humans have no permanent soul. Planned for AQA content but could be adapted to other specs.
KS3 RE: Hindu Practices - 5 Lessons, Booklet, PPT, KO and SOW
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KS3 RE: Hindu Practices - 5 Lessons, Booklet, PPT, KO and SOW

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1 hour lessons taught to Year 8 but can be scaled up and down. Looks at main Hindu practices: Worship, Yoga, Pilgrimage and environmentalism. Includes a bespoke booklet which can be completed by students during the lesson, a KO which can be set for homework, and a full SOW.
KS3 Citizenship: Democracy and Power - 6 Lessons with Booklet, PPT, SOW and KO
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KS3 Citizenship: Democracy and Power - 6 Lessons with Booklet, PPT, SOW and KO

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1 hour lessons taught to Year 9 but can be scaled up or down for other KS3 classes, covers National Curriculum content on: sytems of government democracy in the UK UK government law and press UK in united nations How to be good citizens in the local community. There is a booklet which students can fill out during each lesson, a KO which canbe set for homework and a full SOW.
KS3 Christian Beliefs - 7 Lessons - Booklet, PPTs, KO
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KS3 Christian Beliefs - 7 Lessons - Booklet, PPTs, KO

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KS3 topic for Christian beliefs - 7 lessons (1 hour) with corresponding booklet for students to complete in the lesson, a knowledge organiser that can be set for homework, and complete SOW. We teach this topic to Y7 but it can be adapted to any level at KS3.