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Explore Hindu beliefs with 6 engaging KS2 RE lessons! Learn about Dharma, Karma, Moksha & more. Full plans, PowerPoints, activities & WAGOLLs included. This resource makes teaching Hindu concepts easy and fun! What’s Inside: ★ Lesson 1: Who is Brahman? Discover the main God and other Hindu deities. ★ Lesson 2: What is Atman? Explore the idea of the inner self. ★ Lesson 3: What is Samsara? Learn about the cycle of life, death, and rebirth. ★ Lesson 4: How does Dharma affect daily life? Understand duties and responsibilities. ★ Lesson 5: What is Ahimsa? Discover the importance of non-violence and kindness. ★ Lesson 6: Why do Hindus want to be good? Explore how Dharma, Karma, and Moksha influence their lives. Also Includes: ★ 6 detailed lesson plans ★ PowerPoints for each lesson ★ The story of Svetaketu ★ Worksheets ★ Helpful WAGOLL examples ★ A Diamond 9 activity set ★ A Values Tree activity ★ Child-friendly statements ★ A comic strip template ★ A paragraph writing help sheet Perfect for bringing Hindu teachings to life in your classroom! Tags: KS2, Key Stage 2, UKS2, Year 5, Year 6, religion, hinduism, religious education, ofsted, observation

This Humanism RE unit is an ideal addition to your half-term curriculum, offering a fantastic opportunity for students to delve into this intriguing religion and compare it with others such as Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, or Judaism. Throughout the six fully resourced and meticulously planned lessons, children will gain a profound understanding of Humanist beliefs and how they differ from other religions. Engaging activities will prompt students to reflect on their actions and morals, fostering a deeper appreciation of ethical values. As a creation of an experienced Religious Education subject lead, these lessons have been extensively tested in a real classroom with KS2 students. Their effectiveness and outstanding quality align perfectly with Ofsted’s observation criteria, ensuring a meaningful and enriching learning experience. Unlock the potential of your RE lessons with this exceptional Humanism unit. Empower your students with valuable insights into a diverse range of beliefs, encouraging tolerance and understanding in today’s multicultural society. Invest in their spiritual growth and moral development with these thought-provoking lessons. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage your students and make your RE lessons stand out. Elevate your KS2 Religious Education with this comprehensive Humanism unit and provide your students with a truly enriching educational experience. Included is: 6 Lesson Plans 6 PowerPoints Christianity vs Humanism Activity Sheet Starter Activity Golden Rules Across Religions Poster My Golden Rule worksheet Humanism Story Comparing Baby Ceremonies Comparing Baby Ceremonies (Humanist Statements LA sheet) Comic Strip Stories Story notes Humanist Belief Display Cards Lessons: L.O: To understand and explain the beliefs of humanists. L.O. To compare humanist beliefs to other beliefs. L.O: To learn how the ‘Golden Rule’ differs from religion to religion. L.O: To reflect upon the connections between a moral story and the beliefs of some humanists. L.O: To consider and write a suitable reflection for a humanist to use in the light of a natural disaster. L.O. To describe a humanist baby welcoming ceremony and compare it to a Christian baptism. L.O. To explain some of the moral beliefs of many humanists. KS1 KS2 LKS2 UKS2 Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Y3 Y4 Y5 Y6 Y1 Y2 outstanding ofsted observation religious education what matters most to humanists

Explore Judaism and The Torah with this comprehensive 5-lesson resource pack for Religious Education (RE) classes. Each lesson includes detailed plans, interactive PowerPoints, and relevant worksheets/resources. Lessons cover topics such as synagogue significance, Torah teachings, the Talmud’s role, Jewish home features, and the importance of the mezuzah. Engage students in understanding Jewish values, rituals, and cultural identity. This resource aids educators in delivering engaging RE content effectively. Lesson 1: Understanding the Synagogue and the Torah’s Role Discover the significance of the synagogue in Jewish worship and unravel the importance of The Torah in guiding daily lives. This lesson introduces students to the sacred components of the synagogue and explores the connection between worship and daily living. Engaging discussions and multimedia resources facilitate a comprehensive understanding. Lesson 2: Embracing Torah Teachings and Values In this lesson, students delve into key teachings from The Torah, including the Ten Commandments and ethical principles. Engage in interactive discussions on how these teachings shape Jewish values and practices. Students will explore the impact of Torah teachings on their daily lives and reflect on their significance within the community. Lesson 3: Unveiling the Tenakh and the Role of the Talmud Navigate the intricacies of the Tenakh’s three sections: Torah, Nevi’ism, and Ketuvim. Gain insights into the importance of The Torah in Jewish life and the role of the Talmud in interpreting and applying these teachings. Through engaging activities and discussions, students explore the depth of Jewish teachings and their practical application. Lesson 4: The Essence of a Jewish Home and the Mezuzah’s Significance Discover the heartwarming world of Jewish homes, as students explore key features such as the mezuzah, Shabbat traditions, and kosher practices. Unpack the symbolism behind the mezuzah and its integration into daily life. A creative design activity allows students to envision their own Jewish homes, fostering deeper connections to cultural traditions. Lesson 5: Jewish Home Traditions: Integrating Values and Rituals Embark on a captivating exploration of Jewish traditions within the home. Students will delve into the significance of Jewish values and rituals, discovering how they enrich family life. Engaging visuals and stories illustrate the connection between traditions and daily routines. Students will conclude the lesson with a profound understanding of cultural identity integration. KS1 KS2 LKS2 UKS2 Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 Y3 Y4 Y5 Y6 Y1 Y2 outstanding ofsted observation Christian Christianity Bible god jewish

7 Detailed Lessons | Engaging & Ready-to-Teach | Ideal for KS2 & Adaptable for KS1 Spark curiosity and deepen understanding of Buddhism with this comprehensive unit, designed for Key Stage 2 (easily adaptable for KS1). This resource provides seven lessons that explore the core beliefs and practices of Buddhism, offering a rich and meaningful learning experience. What’s Included: 7 Detailed Lesson Plans: Clear guidance for each lesson, including learning objectives, engaging activities, and differentiation ideas. 7 Interactive PowerPoints: Visually appealing presentations to introduce key concepts, spark discussions, and deepen understanding. 12 Creative Worksheets: Hands-on activities, such as storyboards, prayer flags, and more, to reinforce learning and foster engagement. Complete Examples: Clear models for each activity, providing support for both teachers and students. Lesson Overview: The Story of the Buddha: Explore the life of Siddhartha Gautama and his path to enlightenment. Buddhist Worship: Discover how and where Buddhists worship, including temples and home shrines. The Tripitaka: Learn about the sacred texts of Buddhism and their significance in guiding beliefs. The Four Noble Truths: Understand the core Buddhist teachings on suffering and the path to liberation. The Five Moral Precepts: Explore the ethical guidelines that Buddhists follow in daily life. The Noble Eightfold Path: Delve into the Buddhist path to enlightenment through right understanding, thought, speech, action, livelihood, effort, mindfulness, and concentration. Buddhist Celebrations: Learn about Wesak, the most important Buddhist festival, and its significance. Why Choose This Resource? Curriculum-Aligned: Meets KS2 religious education objectives, covering key aspects of Buddhism. Engaging & Interactive: A variety of activities designed to cater to different learning styles, from video discussions to creative projects. Differentiated: Options for different abilities ensure that all students are supported and challenged. Ready-to-Use: All materials are provided in a clear, organised format, saving valuable prep time. Teacher-Created: Developed by experienced educators with a passion for religious education. Inspire your students with a lifelong interest in world religions and cultural awareness with this enriching Buddhism unit! Ideal for: KS2 RE, Year 3, Year 4, Year 5, Year 6, Buddhism, religious studies, world religions, cultural awareness.

Explore Hinduism with this engaging KS2 lesson designed to introduce students to the major Hindu gods and goddesses. Perfect for Year 3 to Year 6, this resource offers a hands-on approach to learning about Hindu beliefs, practices, and the symbolism behind key deities in Hindu culture. What’s Included: ★ Lesson Plan: Clear, step-by-step guide with objectives and engaging activities to suit different learning styles. ★ PowerPoint Presentation: A colourful, visual presentation featuring Hindu gods and goddesses, their stories, and symbolism. ★ Hindu God Information Cards: Detailed cards on major deities, their attributes, powers, and significance. Ideal for independent or group research. ★ Differentiated Worksheets: Three levels of worksheets (lower, middle, higher) to meet the needs of all learners and keep everyone engaged. Key Learning Outcomes: ★ Gain an understanding of Hinduism and its core beliefs. ★ Learn about the Trimurti (Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva) and other important deities in Hindu mythology. ★ Develop cultural awareness and an appreciation for Hinduism’s global influence. ★ Get creative by designing your own Hindu god based on the characteristics you’ve learned about. Why This Resource is Great for Your Class: ★ Curriculum-Aligned: Meets KS2 religious education objectives on Hinduism. ★ Interactive and Creative: Includes a variety of activities, from researching deities to designing gods, to keep students engaged. ★ Differentiated: Supports all abilities, ensuring every child is appropriately challenged. ★ Ready-to-Use: All the resources are well-organised, saving you preparation time and allowing you to focus on teaching. Perfect for KS2 RE, Year 3, Year 4, Year 5, and Year 6 classes exploring world religions, cultural diversity, and Hinduism.

Shabbat in Jewish Tradition | KS1 RE Lesson on Shabbat Fully Resourced for Interactive Learning and Reflection | Perfect for 30–60 Minute Lessons Introduce your KS1 students to the significance of Shabbat in Jewish tradition with this complete lesson package. Designed to help children understand why Shabbat is a special day for Jewish people, this resource includes a detailed lesson plan, differentiated worksheets, and a 12-slide PowerPoint presentation. Through interactive activities, such as writing diary entries, drawing key Shabbat items, and engaging in role-play, students will learn about the customs and traditions that mark Shabbat, including lighting candles, sharing family meals, and the importance of rest. The lesson also encourages reflection on the value of rest and family time, fostering a meaningful connection to the topic. What’s included: ★ A structured lesson plan to guide your teaching ★ A 12-slide PowerPoint presentation to introduce Shabbat ★ Differentiated worksheets for writing and drawing activities ★ Key learning objectives focused on Shabbat traditions and customs ★ Role-playing guide to bring the lesson to life Key activities covered: ★ Writing a diary entry to reflect on Shabbat ★ Drawing and labelling Shabbat items (candles, challah, etc.) ★ Role-playing Shabbat preparations and family meals Why this lesson stands out: ★ Engages students with creative writing, drawing, and role-play ★ Promotes reflection on the importance of family time and rest ★ Fully differentiated to support various learning needs ★ Ready-to-use with minimal preparation Perfect for: ★ KS1 RE lessons on Jewish traditions ★ Year 1 and Year 2 students learning about Shabbat ★ Introducing cultural and religious customs in a fun and interactive way ★ Whole-class teaching, assemblies, and reflection activities Search terms: Jewish Shabbat lesson | KS1 RE Shabbat | Shabbat traditions and customs | Year 1 RE lesson | Year 2 RE lesson | role-play activities | Jewish holidays | teaching Shabbat | primary religious education | RE lesson plan

Fully resourced for engaging learning | Ideal for 30–60 minute lessons This 6-lesson RE unit introduces young learners to the key beliefs and practices of Islam, making it an ideal resource for Key Stage 1 pupils. With exciting PowerPoints and hands-on activities, this unit will guide children through the essential aspects of the Muslim faith in a clear and engaging way. Designed for KS1, this unit offers flexibility for 30–60 minute lessons and is perfect for introducing young children to the world religions and the important aspects of Islam. What’s included: ✔ 6 comprehensive lesson plans ✔ 6 interactive PowerPoints ✔ Engaging activities and worksheets to support learning ✔ Focus on key topics: The importance of God and the Shahadah in Islam Understanding the qualities of Allah The significance of Prophet Muhammad and his teachings The role of the Qur’an in the lives of Muslims The concept of worship in Islam Why this unit stands out: ✔ Provides a child-friendly approach to teaching Islam ✔ Includes engaging storytelling to help children connect with the subject ✔ Easy to use with minimal prep ✔ Perfect for introducing diverse beliefs and fostering religious understanding in young children Perfect for: KS1 RE lessons Exploring world religions Teaching young children about Muslim beliefs and practices Integrating religious education into the primary curriculum Search terms: KS1 Islam lesson | teaching about Islam | Islamic beliefs for children | Shahadah worksheet | Prophet Muhammad stories | religious education KS1 | Muslim faith for beginners

This six-lesson Religious Education unit for KS2 focuses on how Christians believe God guided key figures in the Bible and what this reveals about having faith. Pupils will study stories about Noah and Abram, learning about covenants, Christian promises, and what it means to live a life of faith today. Ideal for Year 3–Year 6. What’s Included: ✔ 6 detailed lesson plans ✔ 6 PowerPoint presentations ✔ Differentiated worksheets and activity sheets ✔ Bible-based story references ✔ Poster and display resources ✔ Word banks and scaffolds to support discussion and writing Lesson Structure and Overview: ★ Lesson 1 – Who Are the People of God? Pupils explore a Bible timeline and focus on Noah’s story. They learn how Christians believe God guided Noah and what this reveals about faith and obedience. Pupils use a ‘New Discoveries about Noah’ worksheet to note what they learned from the full Bible account. ★ Lesson 2 – Understanding Feelings in the Story of Noah This lesson focuses on how Noah might have felt during key moments. Children take part in a role-play or written hot seating task to imagine Noah’s emotions and develop empathy through discussion. ★ Lesson 3 – God’s Covenant with Noah Pupils learn about the meaning of ‘covenant’ and explore the promise God made after the flood using the symbol of a rainbow. They create posters showing how Christians might care for the world today. ★ Lesson 4 – Christian Promises and Modern Covenants This lesson links the concept of a covenant to Christian wedding promises. Pupils watch a short clip of a wedding ceremony, explore simplified vows, and write their own Christian promises to add to a class display. ★ Lesson 5 – The Call of Abram Children hear how God made a promise to Abram and what Christians believe about trust and faith. Pupils reflect on Abram’s feelings and complete a thought bubble activity imagining his thoughts when called by God. ★ Lesson 6 – What Does It Mean to Live a Life of Faith? The final lesson reviews the stories of Noah, Abram and others. Pupils create a ‘Faith Strength’ poster in small groups, showing how Bible characters demonstrated trust in God and how these examples can inspire Christians today. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Fully resourced for easy planning and delivery ✔ Encourages discussion, empathy and reflection ✔ Clear links to Christian beliefs and Bible stories ✔ Differentiated activities to support all learners ✔ Supports understanding of abstract concepts like covenant and faith Perfect for Key Stage 2 RE lessons | Can be used for whole class teaching, small groups or mixed ability sets | Suitable for faith or non-faith school contexts | Supports units on Understanding Christianity, Old Testament figures, and faith in action Search Tags: Christianity RE unit | People of God | Noah RE lesson | Abram covenant lesson | Christian promises | Bible stories | Year 4 RE planning | Year 3 RE planning | Outstanding RE lesson | Understanding Christianity

This PowerPoint presentation covers the Easter Story and is designed for EYFS and KS1 students. It includes simple slides for telling the story, as well as a discussion on the meaning of famous Easter symbols, making it ideal for an assembly or classroom activity. What’s Included: ✔ PowerPoint presentation – 10 slides illustrating the Easter story. ✔ Discussion slides – Focused on the meaning of Easter symbols. ✔ Clear, simple visuals – Suitable for young learners with easy-to-understand content. Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Introduction – Overview of Easter symbols and their meanings. ★ Main Activity – Presentation of the Easter story with visuals. ★ Plenary – Discussion on Easter symbols and their significance. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Easy-to-follow slides suitable for EYFS and KS1 learners. ✔ Encourages discussion and reflection on Christian traditions. ✔ Simple visuals help children understand key aspects of the Easter story. Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for KS1 RE lessons, EYFS assemblies, and exploring Christian Easter traditions. Search Tags: KS1 Easter story | EYFS Easter assembly | Christian Easter story | Easter symbols discussion | KS1 RE lesson | Easter presentation

Engage KS2 students with this comprehensive 6-lesson RE unit, “What Would Jesus Do?” (WWJD). Explore Gospel accounts, parables, and the Sermon on the Mount, teaching kindness, compassion, and Christian values. Perfect for religious education, this resource includes detailed PowerPoints, interactive activities, and reflection tasks. Students will learn about Jesus’ teachings, actions, and how they inspire modern charities like the Leprosy Mission. Foster critical thinking with role-play scenarios, Gospel Vision Maps, and sticky knowledge quizzes. Ideal for exploring Christian beliefs and ethical decision-making. T his ready-to-use pack features lesson plans, worksheets, and WAGOLL examples. Enhance your RE curriculum with this engaging WWJD resource! Tags: key stage two, year 5, year 6, year 3, year 4, christianity, understanding christianity, outstanding

This complete KS1 RE unit on Easter includes five fully planned and engaging lessons exploring the Easter story and its significance to Christians. Designed to develop children’s understanding of key events, Christian beliefs, and traditions, this unit is perfect for EYFS and KS1. What’s Included? ★ 5 fully planned lessons with clear learning objectives ★ Teacher-friendly lesson plans with step-by-step guidance ★ Engaging PowerPoint presentations to support learning ★ Activities for varied abilities ★ Worksheets and resources Lesson Overview: ★ Lesson 1: What is Easter? Understanding the key events ★ Lesson 2: Palm Sunday – Jesus’ arrival in Jerusalem ★ Lesson 3: Good Friday – The Crucifixion and its meaning ★ Lesson 4: Easter Sunday – The Resurrection and new life ★ Lesson 5: Easter Traditions – How Christians celebrate today Why Choose This Resource? ★ Saves you time – Ready-to-teach lessons with minimal prep ★ Engages learners – Fun activities, discussions & creative tasks ★ Aligned to the KS1 RE curriculum – Covers key objectives ★ Supports different learning styles – Visual, written & interactive Perfect for classroom teachers, RE leads, and supply teachers, this resource makes teaching Easter engaging and stress-free. Ideal for RE lessons with cross-curricular links with literacy and art.

Sukkot: Understanding the Jewish Festival of Gratitude | KS1 Lesson Plan Fully Resourced for Storytelling, Creativity, and Gratitude | Ideal for 30–60 Minute Lessons Engage your KS1 students with this comprehensive lesson on Sukkot, the Jewish festival of gratitude and remembrance. This resource package includes a full lesson plan, worksheets, and a 12-slide PowerPoint to help students understand the significance of Sukkot and how it is celebrated by Jewish families today. Through interactive activities such as writing thankfulness lists, designing sukkah models, and retelling the Sukkot story, children will explore the traditions of the festival, including the construction of temporary shelters (sukkahs) and reflecting on God’s protection. The lesson also fosters reflection on the themes of thankfulness for food, shelter, and family, encouraging students to connect these concepts to their own lives. What’s included: ✔ Full lesson plan with clear learning objectives ✔ 12-slide PowerPoint presentation that brings the Sukkot story and traditions to life ✔ My Thankfulness List worksheet to help students reflect on gratitude ✔ WAGOLL (What A Good One Looks Like) answer sheet for My Thankfulness List ✔ Instructions for creating a sukkah, either by drawing or modelling ✔ Differentiated storyboard worksheets (lower, middle, and higher ability) for retelling the Sukkot story ✔ Storyboard WAGOLL answer sheet to guide students’ retelling Key skills covered: Understanding the importance of gratitude for food, shelter, and family Exploring Jewish customs and the meaning behind building sukkahs Developing creative thinking through story retelling and model design Encouraging reflective thinking on personal thankfulness and God’s protection Why this lesson stands out: ✔ Engages students with creative, hands-on activities such as drawing and modelling ✔ Supports understanding of cultural and religious traditions in a meaningful way ✔ Minimal prep required, making it ideal for busy teachers or special celebrations ✔ Fosters personal reflection on the importance of gratitude and community Perfect for: KS1 Religious Education lessons Year 1 and Year 2 students Teaching Jewish festivals and traditions Reflection and gratitude activities for assemblies or special events Search terms: Sukkot lesson plan | Jewish festival lesson KS1 | teaching gratitude KS1 | Sukkot for kids | building sukkah craft | Year 1 RE | Year 2 religious education | Sukkot story retelling | thankfulness lesson | religious education KS1

Jewish Symbols: Exploring Meaning and Significance | KS1 RE Lesson Plan Fully Resourced for Creativity, Reflection, and Religious Education | Ideal for 30–60 Minute Lessons Help your KS1 students explore key Jewish symbols with this comprehensive lesson plan designed to introduce young learners to the significance of symbols such as the Star of David, menorah, and mezuzah. This resource includes a 13-slide PowerPoint presentation, worksheets, and creative activities to support a deeper understanding of Judaism. Through engaging tasks like drawing, writing, and crafting, children will learn about the meanings behind these important symbols and how they express Jewish beliefs. Students will also have the opportunity to design their own symbols, fostering reflection on the role of symbols in expressing personal values and identity. What’s included: ✔ Detailed lesson plan with clear learning objectives ✔ 13-slide PowerPoint presentation covering the significance of key Jewish symbols ✔ Writing about a Jewish symbol worksheet to deepen understanding ✔ WAGOLL (What A Good One Looks Like) answer sheet for writing task ✔ Draw and label a Jewish symbol worksheet for visual learning ✔ Draw and label a Jewish symbol WAGOLL answer sheet to support drawing activity ✔ Create your own symbol worksheet for creative expression ✔ WAGOLL answer sheet for the “Create your own symbol” activity Key skills covered: Identifying and understanding important Jewish symbols Exploring how symbols express beliefs and identity Developing creative thinking through designing personal symbols Encouraging reflective thinking on the role of symbols in everyday life Why this lesson stands out: ✔ Combines creativity with religious education to engage young learners ✔ Supports personal reflection on values and identity through symbol design ✔ Clear, interactive activities that are suitable for whole-class or group work ✔ Ideal for fostering understanding of Jewish traditions in a meaningful way Perfect for: KS1 Religious Education lessons Year 1 and Year 2 students Introducing key Jewish beliefs and symbols Creative activities that link religious learning to personal experience Search terms: Jewish symbols lesson plan | Star of David teaching | menorah lesson KS1 | mezuzah for kids | religious symbols RE | KS1 Jewish education | designing symbols activity | Jewish artefacts | Year 1 RE | Year 2 religious education

Fully resourced for engaging learning | Ideal for 30–60 minute lessons This 4-lesson RE unit helps children understand what good news is and how parables in the Bible are used to share that good news. It’s perfect for teaching Key Stage 1 pupils about Christian values and the stories Jesus used to teach others about kindness and living a good life. Designed for Key Stage 1, this resource is flexible for 30–60 minute lessons, making it ideal for daily RE lessons or as part of the Understanding Christianity curriculum. What’s included: ✔ 4 detailed lesson plans ✔ 4 clear PowerPoint presentations ✔ Creative activities to support learning ✔ Focus on key concepts: Defining good news and creating collages of personal good news Parables as teaching methods in the Bible Relating Christian values to real-life situations Why this unit stands out: ✔ A mix of activities such as collage making, creating newspaper headlines, and discussing Bible stories ✔ Easy to adapt for different abilities and learning styles ✔ Requires minimal prep – perfect for busy teachers and formal observations Perfect for: KS1 RE lessons Understanding Christianity curriculum Bible story and parable-based teaching Introducing Christian values to young children Search terms: KS1 RE lesson | teaching Bible stories | good news in the Bible | Christian values | primary school RE resources | Understanding Christianity

Fully resourced for teaching key Christian values | Ideal for 4 comprehensive lessons This unit explores the core Christian teaching of “Love thy neighbour” and how Christians use this Bible verse to inspire acts of care and kindness in their communities and around the world. Through engaging lessons, children will learn how to apply these values in their own lives and make a positive difference to others. Designed for KS2, this unit includes four detailed lessons that encourage reflection and inspire action. Each lesson is fully supported with lesson plans, PowerPoint presentations, and accompanying resources, providing a structured and engaging approach to teaching Christian beliefs. What’s included: ✔ x4 comprehensive lesson plans ✔ x4 engaging PowerPoint presentations ✔ Accompanying resources for each lesson Lesson breakdown: Lesson 1 – Understanding 'Love Thy Neighbour’ Learning Objective: To understand the meaning of ‘love your neighbour’. Success Criteria: I understand the ways that Christians show commitment to God. I can give examples of what Christians do to show their commitment to God. I understand the difficulties of showing commitment to God from a Christian’s point of view. Lesson 2 – How Others Inspire People to Save Others Learning Objective: To understand how others can inspire people to save others. Success Criteria: I can discuss what a ‘neighbour’ means and how we can show ‘love’, ‘care’, and ‘help’. I can give examples of how people help others. I understand the concept of ‘love your neighbour’ and how I relate to this. Lesson 3 – Key Beliefs of Christianity Learning Objective: To understand the key beliefs of Christianity. Success Criteria: I can discuss my beliefs about what is important in life. I can ask questions about beliefs and Christianity. I can discuss what inspires myself and others and why. Lesson 4 – Building Relationships as an Expression of Faith Learning Objective: To understand that building relationships with others is an expression of faith. Success Criteria: I can create a poster that inspires others. I understand why and how Christians “Love Thy Neighbour.” I am inspired by this unit and can plan what I will do to love my neighbour. Perfect for: Religious Education lessons in KS2 Teaching key Christian values of care and kindness Exploring Christianity in the UKS2 and LKS2 curriculum Ofsted observations and outstanding lessons Search terms: Christianity teaching resources | RE unit Love Thy Neighbour | KS1 RE lesson plans | Christian values and beliefs | religious education resources | UKS2 RE Christianity unit | RE outstanding lessons

Chanukah: Exploring the Jewish Festival of Lights | KS1 Lesson Plan Fully Resourced for Storytelling, Art, and Tradition | Ideal for 30–60 Minute Lessons Introduce your KS1 students to the rich traditions of Chanukah with this engaging, fully resourced lesson plan. Designed to teach the history and significance of the Jewish festival, this resource includes a comprehensive lesson plan, worksheets, and a 13-slide PowerPoint presentation to guide students through the story, customs, and celebrations of Chanukah. Through a variety of interactive activities, students will explore the themes of hope, light, and miracles, including writing about personal miracles, drawing a Chanukiah, and learning how to play the dreidel game. The lesson will also cover how Jewish families light the Chanukiah over eight nights to commemorate the miracle of the oil. What’s included: ✔ A detailed lesson plan with clear learning objectives ✔ 13-slide PowerPoint presentation to bring the story and traditions of Chanukah to life ✔ Writing activity: Planning and instructions for writing a short story about a personal miracle ✔ Differentiated worksheets, including drawing and labelling the Chanukiah ✔ WAGOLL (What A Good One Looks Like) answer sheets to support student progress ✔ Instructions for the dreidel game to engage students with a fun and traditional activity Key skills covered: Understanding the significance of Chanukah in Jewish culture Exploring the themes of light, hope, and miracles Developing creative writing skills through storytelling Learning about Jewish customs and family traditions Why this lesson stands out: ✔ Fosters creativity and reflection on the themes of miracles and hope ✔ Supports interactive learning with hands-on activities like drawing and role-play ✔ Ready-to-use with minimal prep – perfect for busy teachers or special celebrations ✔ Encourages cross-curricular learning through storytelling, art, and cultural education Perfect for: KS1 Religious Education lessons Year 1 and Year 2 students Teaching Jewish traditions and festivals Creating engaging lessons for assemblies or special events Search terms: Chanukah lesson plan | Hanukkah for kids | Jewish festival lesson KS1 | teaching Chanukah | Year 1 RE | Year 2 religious education | dreidel game | Chanukiah drawing activity | Jewish festivals for kids | hope and miracles teaching

Fully resourced for RE | Ideal for teaching the story of Easter This Easter, bring the powerful story of Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection to life with this engaging 4-lesson unit, designed for Upper Key Stage 2 students. Each lesson covers a key event in the Easter story, from Palm Sunday to the Resurrection, and is supported by PowerPoints, lesson plans, worksheets, and readings. By the end of the unit, children will have a deep understanding of these important events and will be able to write recounts of the Last Supper, the crucifixion, and the resurrection. What’s Included: x4 Lesson Plans: Thoroughly planned lessons with clear objectives and activities for each part of the Easter story. x4 PowerPoints: Visually engaging slides for each lesson, guiding students through key events and offering opportunities for reflection. Lesson Resources: A variety of worksheets, readings, and statements to reinforce learning. Creative Tasks: Activities to encourage writing recounts of the Easter story and exploring key moments in detail. Key Topics Covered: Palm Sunday: Reflecting on the significance of Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem. The Last Supper: Understanding the meaning behind the meal and Jesus’ teachings. The Crucifixion: Exploring the suffering and sacrifice of Jesus. The Resurrection: Learning about the triumph of life over death and the hope it brings. Why Choose This Resource? Curriculum-Aligned: Meets KS2 Religious Education objectives, focusing on Christianity. Comprehensive and Teacher-Friendly: All resources are prepared, saving valuable prep time and ensuring engaging lessons. Student-Centered: Worksheets, readings, and writing activities encourage reflection and a deeper understanding of Easter. Creative Opportunities: Writing tasks and reading comprehension provide an opportunity to express learning in a personal way. Ideal For: KS2 Religious Education, Upper Key Stage 2, Year 4, Year 5, Year 6, Easter story, Christianity, Palm Sunday, The Last Supper, The Crucifixion, The Resurrection.

This listing is for the overview of learning objectives and success criteria for our KS1 Judaism RE Unit which you can find here: /teaching-resource/resource-13119776 Also included is a set of Teacher Notes that include common misconceptions to consider and guidance for each lesson.

Celebrate Ramadan or enhance your Islamic studies display with this beautiful, FREE lettering set! Featuring uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and punctuation, all adorned with intricate Islamic patterns, this resource is perfect for adding a touch of cultural richness to your classroom. What’s Included: ★ Punctuation: Essential punctuation marks to complete your displays and projects. ★ Editable PowerPoint Format: Easily customize colors, sizes, and arrangements to suit your needs. ★ Print-Ready PDF: High-quality PDF for hassle-free printing and display. Why Choose This Resource? ★ Visually Stunning: Captivating Islamic patterns add a unique and authentic touch to your classroom. ★ Versatile: Perfect for Ramadan decorations, Islamic studies displays, bulletin boards, and more. ★ Educational: Engage students with the beauty of Islamic art and calligraphy while reinforcing letter and number recognition. ★ Easy to Use: Simply print and cut out the letters and numbers, or customize them in PowerPoint for a personalized touch. ★ FREE Download: Enhance your classroom resources without breaking the bank. Create a vibrant and culturally enriching learning environment with this FREE Islamic Pattern Lettering & Numbers resource! Ideal for: Ramadan decorations, Islamic studies, cultural awareness, classroom displays, bulletin boards, art projects, EYFS, KS1, KS2.