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Religious education
What is a Religious Leader?
Lesson 1 from the Religious Leaders bundle.
What to expect from this lesson?
Starter activities based on recall
Great subject knowledge
Relevant content
Engaging tasks and encourages critical thinking.
Stretch tasks after each task
Varied tasks
Lesson Focus: To explore religious leaders across the six world faiths.
Why do people protest?
Lesson created in response to the Black Lives Matter movement highlighting the importance of peaceful protest.
What to expect from this lesson?
Starter activities based on recall
Great subject knowledge
Relevant content
Engaging tasks and encourages critical thinking.
Stretch tasks after each task
Varied tasks
Your students will explore the difference types of protests, famous people who supported peaceful protests and a direct link to the current movement.
What are the 5 K's?
Lesson 5 from the Rules and Commandments bundle.
What to expect from this lesson?
Starter activities based on recall
Great subject knowledge
Relevant content
Engaging tasks and encourages critical thinking.
Stretch tasks after each task
Varied tasks
Lesson Focus: To identify items that create Sikh identity.
Your students will explore the different items that Sikhs would carry with them and the symbolism of said items.
What are the five pillars?
Lesson 4 from the Rules and Commandments bundle.
What to expect from this lesson?
Starter activities based on recall
Great subject knowledge
Relevant content
Engaging tasks and encourages critical thinking.
Stretch tasks after each task
Varied tasks
Lesson Focus: To explore the 5 Pillars and the importance to Muslims.
Your students will explore the meaning of the five pillars and the importance of them for modern day Muslims. Students will apply knowledge to a relevant case study.
What are the 7 Sacraments?
Lesson 3 from the Rules and Commandments bundle.
What to expect from this lesson?
Starter activities based on recall
Great subject knowledge
Relevant content
Engaging tasks and encourages critical thinking.
Stretch tasks after each task
Varied tasks
Lesson Focus: To explore the 7 Sacraments and the importance to Christians.
Your students will explore what the seven sacraments are through completed an engaging marketplace activity leading to a consolidation task.
What are the 10 Commandments?
Lesson 2 from the Rules and Commandments bundle.
What to expect from this lesson?
Starter activities based on recall
Great subject knowledge
Relevant content
Engaging tasks and encourages critical thinking.
Stretch tasks after each task
Varied tasks
Lesson Focus: To explore the 10 commandments and the importance to Christians.
Your students will explore why rules in society are important, what the ten commandments are and link back to their knowledge of Moses.
What are Human Rights?
Lesson 1 from the Rules and Commandments bundle.
What to expect from this lesson?
Starter activities based on recall
Great subject knowledge
Relevant content
Engaging tasks and encourages critical thinking.
Stretch tasks after each task
Varied tasks
Lesson Focus: To explore what human rights are and why they are important to us today.
Your students will understand why we have human rights in the world today, what the human rights are and how human rights can be affected.
Bundle
Introduction to Religious Education
Five lessons designed for the first term of year seven’s joining.
Introduction to RE
What is Community
World Religions
My Beliefs
Manchester Faiths
Note: If you are not based in Manchester you could use the Manchester Faiths lesson as a template to adapt to your location. It is great for allowing students to understand what religion looks like where they are.
All lessons can be brought separately.
Who was Guru Nanak?
Lesson 7 from the Religious Leaders bundle.
What to expect from this lesson?
Starter activities based on recall
Great subject knowledge
Relevant content
Engaging tasks and encourages critical thinking.
Stretch tasks after each task
Varied tasks
Lesson Focus: To explore who Guru Nanak was and why he is important to Sikhs
Your students will use a marketplace activity to explore Guru Nanak’s life story and use this to respond to a consolidation task.
Who was the Buddha?
Lesson 4 from the Religious Leaders bundle.
What to expect from this lesson?
Starter activities based on recall
Great subject knowledge
Relevant content
Engaging tasks and encourages critical thinking.
Stretch tasks after each task
Varied tasks
Lesson focus: To explore who the Buddha was and why he is important to Buddhists
Your students will understand the Buddha’s story through engaging with group reading, exploring the Buddha’s teaching and then applying them to an appropriate case study.
Who was Prophet Muhammad?
Lesson 6 from the Religious Leaders bundle.
**What to expect from this lesson?
Starter activities based on recall
Great subject knowledge
Relevant content
Engaging tasks and encourages critical thinking.
Stretch tasks after each task
Varied tasks
Lesson Focus: To explore who Prophet Muhammad was and why he is important to Muslims
Your students will explore what Muslims believe about Prophet Muhammad through reading his life story and using that to apply to how Muslims act today.
Who was Jesus?
Lesson 5 from the Religious Leaders bundle.
What to expect from this lesson?
Starter activities based on recall
Great subject knowledge
Relevant content
Engaging tasks and encourages critical thinking.
Stretch tasks after each task
Varied tasks
Lesson focus: To explore who Jesus was and why he is important to Christians
Your students will explore who Jesus is seen to be and decide whether we should use the word Radical to describe him through looking at Biblical scripture.
Introduction to RE
Introduction to RE with a baseline assessment for the first lesson with year sevens.
Manchester Faiths
Lesson designed for students living in the Greater Manchester area so they can understand the type of area they live in.
Graded good lesson.
Cross curriculum links with Geography.
Designed for year seven, term 1.
My Beliefs
Lesson focused on exploring their own beliefs. Building on the previous lessons.
Lots of discussion and time to reflect on their own thoughts.
Designed for year seven, term 1.
World Religions
Lesson with a market place task surrounding the basic facts about the six world religions.
Graded good lesson.
Focus on literacy and engagement.
Designed for year seven, term 1.
What is a Community?
Lesson focused on discussing what a community is with links to British Values.
Graded good lesson.
Focus on engaging boys.
Designed for year seven, term 1.