This is an overview information sheet on Jewish attitudes to prejudice complete with scriptural references.

This is a venn diagram for pupils to debate and decide the varying roles within Judaism and whether parents and children's roles are similar in any way. A great activity when thinking of answers for evaluation questions.

Pull the udder one! A completely customisable true or False activity. This particular one is based on animals and their changing habitats. Pupils love the interaction shouting moo (true) or quacking for false statements. This can be used as a starter, plenary or an AFL checkpoint activity throughout the lesson.

This booklet is designed to act as a quick fire Key concept test. We usually set these for students once a week based on the vocabulary that they learnt the previous week. It is a handy tool to build up a knowledge base of the key concepts learnt over the course. These specific key concepts are based on the WJEC specification.

This PowerPoint is designed to be delivered during a 15-20 minute session just before the pupils enter the exam room. It has a few handy hints and tips for pupils to use, that it is hoped, will be fresh in their minds during the exam.

A think pair share activity on the uniqueness of your country.

This is a worksheet for pupils to fill in based on their knowledge of the Jewish Covenant. It could be based on prior learning or used as a research task for independent study.

Four slides each displaying a different word for the week with scrabble tiles. Pupils have to complete a numeracy task based on the numerical value of the tiles.

A resource that you can customise with text or a picture. Pupils should then write as many words they can think of relating to the test or picture.

A worksheet with 20 useful words for pupils when learning about the Synagogue.

A pdf worksheet for pupils to cut out and stick in their book. This is a sort task-pupils must put the rites of passage in order and draw a picture to go with it.

5 activity cards which are great prompts for class discussions on this topic. A great starter or plenary!

A two page flow chart to use while researching the life of Moses. We have used this while pupils watch a film based on his life. The BBC's claymation episode on his life is particularly good. Alternatively, use this as a notes page during the lesson.

A planning sheet on how to set out a guide for pupils to use when visiting the local Synagogue. The plan should give pupils an idea of what information should be included on each page.

These are designed to be printed and laminated and used either as a whole class or in groups. We usually conduct this as a game show style lesson where the class is divided into two and there is a panel of pupils who make judgements on the quality of answers (when awarding the points). This is a really fun revision lesson! There is a blank set of cards for pupils to add their own questions too.

Cards and worksheet based on the key concepts of Natural Law, their meanings and a few examples for pupils to sort and match up. I normally cut them out and laminate them for pupils.

A stick and paste activity based on the Roman Catholic Midnight Mass. Includes 21 cards to order. We hope that you enjoy this resource! We would love your feedback, if you like what you see, please follow us: on Tes TeachElite's Shop click the'Follow this Author button' . We will keep you updated on any sales we throw or FREEBIES we upload. You can find us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TeachEliteRE and Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TeachElite/

Pull the udder one! A completely customisable true or False activity. This particular one is based on habitats. Pupils love the interaction shouting moo (true) or quacking for false statements. This can be used as a starter, plenary or an AFL checkpoint activity throughout the lesson.

This is a flow chart that describes the Jewish divorce process.

Pull the udder one! A completely customisable true or False activity. This particular one is based on acid rain. Pupils love the interaction shouting moo (true) or quacking for false statements. This can be used as a starter, plenary or an AFL checkpoint activity throughout the lesson.