Debate - Philosophical Questions P4C Debate starters. This is a fully interactive PowerPoint. pupils are able to choose an icon, click on it and they are taken to a slide with a question relating to that icon. There is an arrow icon to click on to take you back to the main screen. There are 15 philosophical questions in total.

Icebreakers! This Back to School ice breaker resource is a great addition to back to school tutor time, 'dropdown' days or any lesson! It can even be used as a distance learning Teams or Zoom tool. This is the perfect addition to any classroom, especially at the beginning of the year.< This is a FULLY INTERACTIVE presentation with animation and MUSIC. The PPT consists of over 30 Slides with 12 Icebreaker scenarios and three of our fun count down timers. Use the Ice Breaker Selector Wheel on slide 2 to select one of the 12 Ice breaker questions within this presentation. Click on a coloured segment of the selector to start it spinning and the hand to stop it. You can then click on the selected emoji to take you to the relevant activity. If you wish to be taken back to the Icebreaker Selector, there is a signpost on each page. You have the option of selecting either one of the 5, 10 or 15 minute timers for each activity. The time you allocate for each of these scenarios is completely up to you. It can be a quick simple discussion at the start of the lesson, or formulate the body of your lesson. We always love to use the think, pair, share method. This can take 15 to 20 minutes for each question posed. The timers included are: 5 Minutes: Hand Timer 10 Minutes: Ultimate Bubble Timer 15 Minutes: Balloon Timer Please view the preview images for exactly with is included in this pack. Please join our Facebook groups for teacher chat, networking and exclusive We would love your feedback, if you like what you see, please review :)

A set of worksheets based on the Incarnation. Pupils must answer the question 'The Incarnation has lost its relevance today.' There are sort cards for pupils to cut out and determine whether they are for or against the quote and blank cards for pupils to write their own answers (individually, in pairs or as a group). The next worksheet is for exam practice. Pupil can put the answers into the form of an essay under exam conditions.

Jesus : Jesus FactFile A worksheet for pupils to fill in based on the life of Jesus

A worksheet based on the names of Jesus. Pupils are to match up the name with the correct meaning and colour code this.

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.

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

A worksheet based on the Religion of Christianity and a worksheet using a venn digram to compare the Jewish and Christian religions.

This is a pdf worksheet based on the main secondary school subjects. Can be used as a diary, starter, plenary, AFL activity...the possibilities are endless!

Back to School : School Subjects Clipart A selection of doodles that represent the school subjects. These include: Drama PE Music English History Maths Art Religious Studies ICT Science Geography All images are pin (transparent background). Comes with a PPT slide as displayed in the image.

A simple powerpoint consisting of upper and lowercase letters of the english alphabet. All letters are saved as .pgn images.

A great visual way of letting your class know how well they are behaving!! A visual PowerPoint display that you can use with your classes for behaviour management. We have included an editable and an uneducable version purely due to the fonts we have used. There are also Poor, improvement and Excellent behaviour certificates that can be printed out and given to the child to take home. These can be edited on the PowerPoint if you wish to add a reason for certification, for example. A PDF version is available for ease of printout also. Please leave a comment if you have the time, it would be much appreciated. Why Not follow us on Facebook: Teach Elite

A PPT 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 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 fun worksheet for pupils to fill in based on what they think he may or may not have looked like. followed by some facts and beliefs about this famous figure.

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.

An A-Z vocabulary booklet based on WJEC Specification B: Religion and Life and Human Experience. This contains specific vocabulary that pupils need to know for the exam together with space for pupils to add their own specific content. The majority of pages are dedicated to a letter. were as come letters (Y & Z, for example) share a page. The booklet is 39 pages long, this will allow you to have it printed back to back in magazine form as either an A5 (printed on A4 paper) or A4 booklet (printed on A3 paper).

A set of two topic sheets for the religious of Christianity and Judaism very useful for both pupil and teacher to gauge pupil progress.