A complete lesson on food banks. Complete with real life stories from the Trussell Trust, video, activities and exam questions

A collection of images that I used for a GCSE revision activity. They can be used as a category card sort (you stipulate the categories or pupils create their own), an agree or disagree sort to stimulate discussion or even as an introduction activity for a silent debate or philosophy for children.

A simple but effective lesson on the afterlife based around an active picture memory task. Explanation of the activities are in the notes section of the ppt.

Fully resourced active lesson on the types of revelation. Covers key words, examples. An A3 sheet to take this further is also included. I encourage pupils to include whether the revelation is S/G, and explanations, problems with it and to draw and image to help with memory.

A complete lesson looking 'the role of the church'. Includes sort cards, video links, key questions. Links to the AQA spec A textbook. The lesson plan and video links is on the notes in the ppt. Categorising card sort summary and image task exam question with clip link (12 mark) ranking image task Also links to the use of food banks if time

A lesson that starts with a comparative picture analysis looking at what they images suggest about Jesus. Pupils then use a venn diagram and the text to compare and contrast the key similarities and differences . For AQA spec A Christianity.

Fully resourced active lesson on the arguments to over come the problem of evil. Suitable for GCSE or able KS3. Exam questions can be altered according to exam board.

A revision spider diagram with all of the key information for the Hindu Beliefs section. Made a simply as possible to give the pupils what they need,

A revision mind map of all of the key information for the Hindu practices section of the course. I made this to try to help slim done the revision content to make it more manageable for the pupils.

A lesson that looks at prophecy linked to the messiah and whether Jesus fulfilled that. Whole lesson inducing text, questions, card sort and homework

A simple but effective lesson on the Hindu beliefs about the universe. Contains stretch and challenge material for more able and exam questions. Links to AQA Spec A text book. Lesson plan is in the notes section of the PPT.

KS3 assessment based loosely on the new AQA GCSE includes Buddhism, Sikhi and afterlife. Can be printed out and used as an exam paper as it is or adapted to suit.

A set of cards that can be used for a variety of revision activities: You can play guess who… students ask you questions to narrow down to a scholar. Categorising: Pupils can split into their own categories or you can ask them to select. e.g all linked conscience, or body and soul. They could then identify who is missing from that. They could also be used for creating essay plans and making links between scholars. Pupils can then photo their plans and use to help write essays.

Interactive quiz where pupils read through the story and have to answer the question correctly to progress through, learning as they go.

Interactive quiz where pupils have to answer the correct question to progress through the story or rest of the information. Can be teacher lead or left for pupils to complete individually.

Interactive quiz where pupils read through the story and have to answer the question correctly to progress through, learning as they. Can be lead by you or completed by students.

Interactive quiz where pupils read through the story and have to answer the question correctly to progress through the story.

A whole lesson suitable for A level as introduction or a gifted and talented GCSE lesson. The exam question task can be altered to suit.

Whole lesson with picture analysis, exam question and peer assessment and DIRT. All lesson plan information is in the notes section. Made for year 8