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AQA RE Judaism Revision Resource Guide with a fully completed guide attached.

Session covers the following: Reasons for the Increase in Poverty Drake’s Achievements Reasons for the Tension between Mary QOS and Elizabeth Leisure Activities between the poor and rich It includes a booklet for students to use and a session for students to follow (session includes answers). Also includes a series of potential questions that could come up on the exam and gives students practice space to answer them/try a paragaph.

2 Questions: Describe the features of the Trinity and Explain why people considered Jesus the Son of Man/Son of God. Created for Year 7’s and used on a a mixed ability group, can be amended to suit the needs of another group or a more specific ability range. Includes 2 model answers, the second answer is enlarged so that students can annotate the answer and then there is space for students to write their own paragraph underneath.

Booklet covering lessons from marriage, cohabitation, divorce, adultery, and relationship types.

Contains a filled out version for the teacher and a blank version for students covering the AQA Crime and Punishment content.

Stand-alone lesson on the Night of Broken Glass planned for mixed ability year 9

Heads Up Game based on the Anglo-Saxon revision. Resources include a variation of cards that can be printed and laminated to allow for students to play Heads Up and revise.

48 Slides detailing an introduction to the mythogogy of the Ancient world. Covering 14 gods, their myths, their characteristics, and their depictions in modern fiction.

Introduction to the ancient gods, including their myths, their powers, and depictions within current modern media and retellings. 48 slides on over 14 gods.

GCSE Style revision powerpoint with model answers and information on slides. Used currently with EDEXCEL paper but could be adapted for other exam boards.

GCSE Revision worksheet for students - PowerPoint uploaded as well, can be used along side the revision worksheet.

A lesson allowing students to develop their research skills - looking at how the Romans to the Normans changed Hull and what Hull/Beverley/Hessle and other areas look like today. Use of the online Domesday book as well.

Feedback sheet for KS3 - made for year 7 but could be adapted for higher years.

Revision lesson on the following topics… Stresemann – political stability Nazi youth groups/education Nazi persecution of minorities How the Nazis gained support e.g. different groups, propaganda, SA, conformity Opposition to the Nazis With 2 Exam Questions at the end for students to practice

KS3 lesson for mixed ability year 7’s on the Great Plague of 1665

Booklet and Lesson slides attached - work booklet is a gap fill task and info slides are attached.

RE Y9 KS3 lesson based on Morality and Free Will and exploring the concepts of both.

Lessons include Henry VIII and his wives, the Dissolution, Edward and Mary, a source lesson on Mary I, and Elizabeth I. Each of these have the relevant worksheets and resources. All lessons are suitable for mixed ability KS3 but have differentiation to suit the higher/lower ability.

Unit includes lessons on Henry VIII and his wives, the Dissolution of the Monasteries, Mary I and Edward VI, a source based lesson surrounding Mary, and Elizabeth I. Each lesson is differentiated to suit lower to higher ability and can be adapted. All relevant resources within lesson or attached.

This contains a series of sources and how best to approach them - breaking down the skill and where to seek the content. Used with Year 9’s but can be kept the same or adapted to suit other classes. Includes model answer and colour coding of the skills.