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Here is a fun logic puzzle to test young and old! This has been hugely popular as a critical thinking puzzle over the years I have used it and can fit with many subjects across the curricular as well as for co-curricular activities! See my page for more! Please leave a review!

Here is a fun logic puzzle to test young and old! This has been hugely popular as a critical thinking puzzle over the years I have used it and can fit with many subjects across the curricular as well as for co-curricular activities! See my page for more! Please leave a review!

This new resource is perfect for an introduction to Lent and Easter lessons or activities. The bible quote exercise is appropriate for most key stages and is abridged to help with difficult words and phrases. The PPT includes well thought out LOs and a hyperlink on the first page. Also there are fun facts about lent throughout as well as a whole school focus. Look out for my assembly/form tutor task on the same subject!

This short assembly/form time exercise focuses on the modern religious and non-religious interpretations of Lent. The focus is on how the school can act during the time of Lent and feeds into both SMSC, MORERE, PSHE or Ethos.

A festive version of the popular logic puzzles! Use it to wow your pupils this Lent and Easter time!

Jesus as a man and a leader of men

Jesus of Nazareth

This lesson is an introduction to life after death including: - The definitions of Dualism, materialism - An information exercise on different types of non-religious reason for belief in life after death (this needs support from text book - particularly the unit 1 textbook for the legacy Edexcel GCSE) - A look at 'the Bara Boy' as an example of non-religious reincarnation.

This lesson fits into the scheme of work on ‘Practices that shape and express religious identity’ in the Study of Religion: Christianity (found on the New Edexcel A level Scheme). It uncovers different forms of worship in the denominations of Christianity and is aimed to shed context on the expression of religious identity in Christianity. Includes Notes and learning objectives and should be more than enough to supplement their learning. It is inspired by the books that are recommended by Edexcel.

This lesson attempts to make sense of the interpretation and significance of the nativity and crucifixion for religious believers. The lesson is designed for the Edexcel A Level: Christianity unit and is part of a set with the lessons on the Eucharist. Includes Notes, exercises and learning objectives and should be more than enough to supplement their learning. It is inspired by the books that are recommended by Edexcel.

This PPT gives a thorough explanation and analysis of the meaning of atonement and the various atonement theories which are needed for covering the 2016 A level course. This can be purchased separately or in a bundle with the Barth and Hick text analysis resources I have made. Includes learning objectives and A01 and A02 tasks. TIF = take it further (challenge). Happy shopping!

This double sided knowledge organiser contains a grid of information for revision throughout a unit or after it and includes: Key words Quotes Religious teachings, importance and impact on the believer. Highly recommended for revision!

This lesson can be stand alone or can exist is a scheme of work on Judaism or any focus on the ancient middle east. The PPT is simple and focuses on the map surrounding the Genesis story. It also contains a focus on some polytheistic religions which existed at the time of the inception of Judaism. The worksheet is detailed and focuses on what it meant to be a member of Israel in the ancient days.