A knowledge organiser linked to Judaism, both in colour and black and white. There are also five quizzes included that are linked to the knowledge organiser. The knowledge organiser includes key vocabulary with definitions, as well as then having different sections of information linked to Judaism. The quizzes then follow this up with different questions and task styles over the five activities, with answers included for each set. Check out a free example for Christianity.

A knowledge organiser linked to Islam, both in colour and black and white. There are also five quizzes included that are linked to the knowledge organiser. The knowledge organiser includes key vocabulary with definitions, as well as then having different sections of information linked to Islam. The quizzes then follow this up with different questions and task styles over the five activities, with answers included for each set. Check out a free example of the Christianity version

A knowledge organiser linked to Sikhism, both in colour and black and white. There are also five quizzes included that are linked to the knowledge organiser. The knowledge organiser includes key vocabulary with definitions, as well as then having different sections of information linked to Sikhism. The quizzes then follow this up with different questions and task styles over the five activities, with answers included for each set. Check out a free version of Christianity.

A knowledge organiser linked to Christianity, both in color and black and white. There are also five quizzes included that are linked to the knowledge organiser. The knowledge organiser includes key vocabulary with definitions, as well as then having different sections of information linked to Christianity. The quizzes then follow this up with different questions and task styles over the five activities, with answers included for each set.

A six-lesson unit focusing on improving understanding of different religious festivals and non-religious celebrations, based on the question ‘Why are festivals important to religious communities?’ from the Derbyshire syllabus. Included is a booklet with all the information and activities for the six lessons (images and some information courtesy of BBC Bitesize) with key vocabulary, recap questions on prior learning, discussion points, questions, activities and challenges included. Also included is a PowerPoint for each lesson to support teaching, with notes and relevant links to videos included. The six lesson sequence is as follows: Lesson One - Celebrations Lesson Two - Christian festivals (focusing on Christmas and Easter) Lesson Three - Diwali Lesson Four - Ramadan Lesson Five - Modern Events Lesson Six - Review lesson

A knowledge organiser that can be used for Sikhism to refer back to for some of the key facts linked to the religion and some key terms.

The sixth and final lesson in a sequence of six lessons that focuses on prayer and recapping learning from the previous five lessons as well as challenging understanding. Included is the unit plan, a KWL sheet that can be used to check and develop understanding, the lesson presentation which includes pink and green bubbles to support and challenge and activities required for the lesson including an end of unit assessment to check what children know.

The fifth in a sequence of six lessons that focuses on prayer in the Muslim faith. Included is the unit plan, a KWL sheet that can be used to check and develop understanding, the lesson presentation which includes pink and green bubbles to support and challenge and activities required for the lesson.

The fourth in a sequence of six lessons that focuses on prayer in the Christian faith. Included is the unit plan, a KWL sheet that can be used to check and develop understanding, the lesson presentation which includes pink and green bubbles to support and challenge and activities required for the lesson. Also included is a quiz that recaps learning from the previous two lessons to check what children can remember.

The third in a sequence of six lessons that focuses on prayer in the Christian faith. Included is the unit plan, a KWL sheet that can be used to check and develop understanding, the lesson presentation which includes pink and green bubbles to support and challenge and activities required for the lesson.

The second in a sequence of six lessons that focuses on where prayer happens and why. Included is the unit plan, a KWL sheet that can be used to check and develop understanding, the lesson presentation which includes pink and green bubbles to support and challenge and activities required for the lesson. Additionally, there is a mini-quiz that covers the first two lessons to check recall.

The first in a sequence of six lessons that focuses on the importance of prayer in religions. Included is the unit plan, a KWL sheet that can be used to check and develop understanding, the lesson presentation which includes pink and green bubbles to support and challenge and activities required for the lesson.

Three differentiated resources that introduce children to the theme of beliefs, thinking about what the term means before considering non-religious examples and what these beliefs may mean.

A fully resourced lesson that focuses on the 5 Ks in Sikhism. Included is a lesson presentation that identifies each of the different items as well as some of the history behind them and significance. There is then also a worksheet for children to work through/ research followed by extension questions on the slides.

A lesson that focuses on Advent and the significance of this period to Christians, comparing this to other people and how the countdown to Christmas is different. Included is the lesson presentation and differentiated worksheets.

A lesson that gets children to compare Luke and Matthew when describing the birth of Jesus. Included is a lesson presentation and extracts that can then be used to fill in the Venn diagram to highlight similarities and differences between the two gospels.

A lesson presentation and resources that get children to compare what they know about the Nativity and then compare this to bible extracts. In the lesson, children as a class will create a list of notes for what the 'modern' day nativity looks like before then using the extracts from Luke and Matthew to compare, finding similarities and differences between the modern day version and the bible extracts.

A lesson presentation that focuses on Christian Christmas cards, getting children to compare these to secular ones before deciding what the key elements are and how these match the true meaning of Christmas. Following this, children then have an activity that requires them to create their own Christian Christmas card.

A lesson that focuses on the Nativity, getting children to consider what it is and how they know about it before exploring the story and then recreating it using a storyboard appropriate for their ability.