A ppt, worksheet template (to support learning and taking notes) and homework task.

I have just taught this lesson and received good feedback from students. Powerpoint and word doc to support all abilities. Capitalised on other resources and developed an original lesson overall.

This lesson includes a ppt and word doc to support students to make notes without facing a blank page! The lesson focuses on relevant Christian teachings and relevant key words. The lesson then proceeds to focus on the atomic bomb and the options that were available to America and the Allies in 1945. The main task is a clearly scripted plan for the students to debate the 'nuclear option'. A exam practice question is also included.

A powerpoint and word doc to support all students with the new GCSE.

A ppt to help teach the Christian doctrine of the Incarnation aiming to tease out some of the mystery of the divine and human features of this belief.

A ppt and two word docs to support teaching the new spec. This includes some teaching on the crucifixion. There is also some teaching relating to fundamentalist and liberal approaches to reading scripture.

A ppt and word doc designed to fully support all abilities and promote pace in the lesson. The lesson is designed to cover more than one section of the textbook as it also covers Mohammad and other prophets.

A lesson ppt and word doc designed to prompt ideas about how to interpret / understand Christian belief in the Resurrection and Ascension.

This is a resource for those teaching the new AQA (2016) spec. The resources teaching Islam - The Six Articles of Faith. There is a ppt, a lesson worksheet to accompany the ppt and a glossary for Islam.

A powerpoint and word document used to teach Christian & Muslim Views On Contraception. The lesson has been tried, tested and reviewed positively. A lot of broader issues were covered including vital aspects of SRE.

This lesson attempts to teach most of the topic in about an hour. It begins with a question about whether religion is a cause of war at all. Aspects deal with key words and scripture. The main focus is on Islam but Christianity is included when comparing religious attitudes to Holy Wars. Further focus is given to how war should be fought, how war should end and Islamic Just War theory. A homework is set with a choice of tasks and exam questions set at different levels of challenge. All of the learning is supported by a word doc template for students to make notes and use as a 'safety net'.

The lesson is designed to provide a rapid introduction to the purpose and value of ethics then focus on Utilitarianism, Natural Law Theory, Kant and Christian Ethics. The lesson revolves around seven dilemmas which are the foci for beginning to apply the theory. The lesson is framed by a grid which prompts the students to consider their views about religion and God. Clips are provided making links to Stephen Fry (atheism) and Indecent Proposal (situationism). Further research is suggested – chapter 1, Sophie’s World (Jostein Gaarder) and the death of Savita Halappanavar.

Two resources to help teach this topic using lots of visual prompts. There is a ppt and a word doc to help students make notes and make faster progress. All you need is six or seven of your own pictures of the The Final Judgement / Doom Paintings

A ppt and a note-taking template designed from scratch!

The powerpoint is designed to cover all the main teachings, key words, sub-topics and typical exam questions relating to AQA 9-1 Religious Studies Spec A. The word document is designed to accompany the ppt slides. This is intended to provide a ‘safety net’ for all students but particularly those who may be struggling and just want to be clear on what the main learning actually involves. It is assumed that these activities are ‘cemented’ by other activities, especially useful diverges to enhance interest and learning. I have attempted to find interesting real life examples such as Tony Bland and Diane Pretty with the intention that students begin to engage with the feelings of how crucial the issue is to their future lives and the lives of others. There are extension tasks that could also work as homework task to ensure content is covered if there isn’t time for a separate lesson. Homework is also provided to examine the case of Terry Pratchett and how he considered the merits of euthanasia but went on to achieve more with his life and die naturally. The latter is a really good example of a real case example of how decisions about euthanasia could lead to unforeseen and tragic consequences.

Tried and tested lessons pitched at GCSE level but easily adapted for other purposes. I have been pleased with students' reactions to the templates which accompany these lessons - much better than a blank page!

25 slides of ready-made assembly for Harvest. The focus is a harvest quiz which has been animated and designed to engage the audience. The quiz is topped by an introduction and tailed with a reflection and prayer. This will be a time-saver when asked for a ‘class assembly’ or something similar.

Seven lesson plans for Theme E Religion, Crime & Punishment AQA Religious Studies 9-1 GCSE. Lessons include, Crime & Punishment, Reasons for Crime, Religious Attitudes to Lawbreakers, The Three Aims of Punishment, Religious Attitudes to Treatment of Criminals (Prison, Corporal Punishment & Community Service), Religious Attitudes to Forgiveness and Religious Attitudes to the Death Penalty. Each lesson plan consists of a powerpoint and a word document. The latter is designed to ensure all students / all abilities are supported / stretched. All page numbers refer to the new spec textbook from AQA.

The lesson is comprised of a powerpoint and word doc. The ppt fully supports all activities and is linked to the new spec. The word doc supports all abilities in that there is a ready made guide for following the ppt - much more helpful than facing a blank page! This resource supports at least two lessons of learning. There is a starter, vocab exercise, clip with questions, group activity and plenary task.