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Fully resourced for RE | Ideal for teaching the Easter story and Christian beliefs This Easter, bring the story of Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection to life with this engaging and well-structured 4-lesson unit. Perfect for KS2 pupils, each lesson explores a key event from the Easter story, from Palm Sunday to the Resurrection, supported by PowerPoints, videos, lesson plans, and worksheets. At the end of the unit, students will create an Easter wreath featuring pictures from the story and ‘eggs’ containing scriptures related to Easter. What’s Included: x4 Lesson Plans: Detailed lesson plans with clear learning objectives and activities. x4 PowerPoints: Engaging PowerPoints for each lesson with accompanying videos to enhance understanding. Lesson Resources: Worksheets on Palm Sunday, The Last Supper, Betrayal, and Easter Wreath materials (scripture eggs and pictures). Creative Project: Children will design and make an Easter wreath, linking key events from the story with meaningful scripture. Key Topics Covered: Palm Sunday: Understanding the significance of Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem. The Last Supper: Exploring the meaning of the meal and its place in Christian tradition. The Garden of Gethsemane: Reflecting on Jesus’ prayer and betrayal. The Crucifixion and Resurrection: Learning about the suffering and triumph of Jesus. Why Choose This Resource? Curriculum-Aligned: Meets the requirements for Religious Education in KS2. Engaging & Interactive: Includes videos and creative projects to make learning memorable. Teacher-Friendly: Ready-to-use PowerPoints and worksheets save you prep time. Student-Centered: Activities and discussions encourage reflection and deeper understanding of Easter’s significance. Ideal For: KS2 Religious Education, Year 3, Year 4, Palm Sunday, The Last Supper, The Garden of Gethsemane, The Crucifixion, The Resurrection, Christianity.

This ‘Who Was Jesus?’ RE Unit provides an in-depth exploration of the life of Jesus, focusing on his roles and teachings throughout the Bible. Perfect for KS2, this comprehensive unit offers a balance of historical, religious, and reflective learning. Children will discover the different roles Jesus took on, understand his impact, and reflect on how various individuals and communities perceive him. What’s included: ✸ 6 Fully Planned Lessons: Structured, engaging lessons with clear objectives and success criteria. ✸ 5 PowerPoints: Visual resources to enhance learning and stimulate discussion. ✸ Differentiated Resources: Storyboards, worksheets, and templates to support varied learning abilities. ✸ Exploration of Jesus’ Roles: Learn about Jesus as a teacher, healer, and leader, among other roles. ✸ Classroom-Ready: All resources are designed for easy use, saving time on lesson prep. Included Resources: Storyboard – How Jesus Reached Out to So Many People through Storytelling Completed Storyboard – Feeding the Five Thousand Postcard Template – Feeding the 5000 Pictures of Jesus in Different Roles Roles and Attributes of Jesus Worksheet 5 Detailed Lesson Plans Lessons Overview: Recognise that Jesus was a historical figure but there is no authentic visual image of Him. Understand how a person’s personal beliefs about Jesus can be reflected in the pictures they create. Consider and present other people’s views on Jesus. Consider what other things I would like to know about Jesus. Learn more about the life of Jesus and appreciate that everyone has different views on Jesus. Present information on Jesus, incorporating my own personal beliefs. Why this resource is perfect: ✔ Comprehensive Learning: Explores Jesus’ life, his roles, and the impact of his teachings. ✔ Curriculum-Aligned: Supports KS2 Religious Education objectives with a focus on Christian beliefs and history. ✔ Flexible & Adaptable: Suitable for both LKS2 and UKS2 learners with room for flexibility. ✔ Encourages Reflection: Focuses on understanding different perspectives on Jesus. ✔ Teacher-Friendly: Ready-to-use lesson plans, PowerPoints, and differentiated resources ensure easy implementation. Ideal for: KS2 Religious Education (RE) Study of the Life and Roles of Jesus Year 3, 4, 5, and 6 RE Lessons Christianity and Bible Studies Ofsted Observations RE Topic Planning Search terms: KS2 Who Was Jesus | Life of Jesus RE Lesson | Jesus’ Roles and Teachings | Feeding the 5000 KS2 | Roles of Jesus in the Bible | Christianity RE Unit | Jesus in Different Roles | KS2 Bible Studies

This 5-lesson Religious Education unit for KS2 introduces the concept of pilgrimage and how it is understood in different faiths. Pupils will learn why certain places are considered special and explore the meaning and symbolism behind pilgrimages in Christianity, Islam, Hinduism and Sikhism. Lessons are fully planned and resourced with PowerPoints, differentiated activities, and texts. What’s Included: ✔ 5 detailed lesson plans (PDF format) ✔ 5 teaching PowerPoints (one per lesson) ✔ Story of Saint Bernadette of Lourdes and question cards ✔ Hajj information text, photos and criteria sheets ✔ Hindu pilgrimage texts and glossary ✔ Sikh pilgrimage to Amritsar PowerPoint ✔ Travel guide and postcard templates ✔ Question sheet and story map ✔ Star and wish sticker template ✔ Display materials: words and images for the classroom ★ Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Lesson 1 – Why Are Places Special? Pupils reflect on special places in their own lives and explain why they matter. They begin to understand the idea of sacred places and spiritual journeys. ★ Lesson 2 – Pilgrimage to Lourdes (Christianity) Pupils learn about the story of Saint Bernadette and why Christians visit Lourdes. They read the story and use discussion and questioning to explore beliefs. ★ Lesson 3 – Hajj to Mecca (Islam) This lesson introduces the Five Pillars of Islam, focusing on Hajj. Pupils use information texts, photographs and key vocabulary to understand what happens during Hajj and why it is important. ★ Lesson 4 – Hindu Pilgrimages (Varanasi, Ayodhya, Vrindavan) Children learn about symbolic places in Hinduism, using rich texts and a travel guide template to show their understanding of the purpose and meaning of pilgrimage. ★ Lesson 5 – Sikh Pilgrimage to the Golden Temple (Amritsar) Pupils explore the importance of Amritsar and the Golden Temple in Sikhism. They use a PowerPoint, discussion prompts and follow-up activities to summarise their learning across the unit. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Covers four major world religions: Christianity, Islam, Hinduism and Sikhism ✔ Includes discussion, reading, writing, and research activities ✔ Fully resourced for minimal planning time ✔ Encourages reflection on spiritual journeys and religious traditions ✔ Suitable for a range of KS2 year groups with differentiated content Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for KS2 RE units on religious journeys | Can be used for Ofsted-ready teaching on religion and worldviews | Suitable for whole class, group, or carousel tasks | Supports Year 3–6 curriculum on beliefs and practices Search Tags: KS2 RE pilgrimage | RE world religions KS2 | Christianity Islam Hinduism Sikhism KS2 | Lourdes pilgrimage lesson | Hajj for KS2 | Hindu pilgrimage Varanasi | Golden Temple Sikhism KS2 | Outstanding RE unit KS2 | KS2 RE planning | Religious journeys KS2 | Year 4 RE pilgrimage | Faith and symbolism lesson KS2

Bring some festive cheer to your classroom with this Christmas Art unit for Key Stage 2! Ideal for the final week of term or spread across the Autumn term, these lessons are designed to engage pupils with fun, seasonal activities. Children will create a range of Christmas-themed artwork while learning about artistic techniques and the history of Christmas traditions. What’s Included: ✔ 7 detailed lesson plans ✔ 7 PowerPoint presentations for each lesson ✔ Bauble template ✔ Chicken template ✔ Viewfinder and Art template ✔ Snowglobe ideas template ✔ Trees throughout the seasons template ✔ Holly template Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Lesson 1 – Create a winter landscape bauble using colour mixing techniques. Learn about tints, shades, and layering to make a gradient background and add a collaged character. ★ Lesson 2 – Design a patterned bird inspired by Keith Baker’s Big Fat Hen. Use oil or chalk pastels to create layered patterns and textures for ‘three French hens’ from the song Twelve Days of Christmas. ★ Lesson 3 – Make a snowglobe that represents the magic of Christmas. Use various brushstrokes and stippling techniques to add detail, inspired by the John Lewis ‘Man on the Moon’ advert. ★ Lesson 4 – Create a four-season calendar. Sketch trees and use different materials to represent the changing colours of leaves across Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter. ★ Lesson 5 – Learn about the history of Christmas cards and design a modern Christmas tree card using simple paper strips. ★ Lesson 6 – Discover the history of wreaths and create a hand-print wreath to decorate the classroom. ★ Lesson 7 – Create an origami advent calendar with personalised messages of kindness, inspiration, or jokes to take home. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Encourages creativity through various mediums such as painting, sketching, oil pastels, and sculpture ✔ Explores the history of Christmas traditions (cards, wreaths, etc.) while practising design and artistic techniques ✔ Differentiated for Key Stage 2 but adaptable for Key Stage 1 ✔ Perfect for the last week of term or spread out over several weeks ✔ Clear lesson structure with resources and PowerPoints to support each activity Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for KS2 art lessons, seasonal activities, or Christmas-themed projects. This unit can be used for standalone lessons or as a series across the Autumn term. Suitable for Year 3, Year 4, Year 5, and Year 6. Search Tags: KS2 art | Christmas art | Christmas crafts | Key Stage 2 | Winter art projects | Christmas traditions | Art lesson plans | Christmas card design | Advent calendar | Christmas wreath | Seasonal art

This 19-slide PowerPoint explains the significance of Lent and what it means to Christians. The assembly guides children through the journey of Jesus in the desert, exploring themes of preparation, temptation, and sacrifice. It encourages children to think about what Lent represents and how they can use this time to help others. What’s included: ✔ 19-slide PowerPoint ✔ Clear explanation of Lent and its Christian meaning ✔ Focus on the journey of Jesus through the desert and resisting temptation ✔ Discussion on what people give up for Lent ✔ Reflection time for children to think about what they could do to help others during Lent ✔ A prayer to end the assembly ✔ Teacher notes with song recommendations and prop suggestions Key features: ✸ Explaining what Lent is and its significance for Christians ✸ Discussing the journey of Jesus in the desert ✸ Reflection on resisting temptation and the sacrifices people make during Lent ✸ Time for quiet reflection on how children can help others during Lent ✸ Prayer and music suggestion to complement the assembly This assembly offers a thoughtful way for children to explore the concept of Lent, reflect on their own actions, and consider ways they can show kindness to others during this season. Perfect for: KS1 and KS2 Primary schools Easter or Spring-themed assemblies Search terms: Lent assembly | meaning of Lent | KS1 Lent lesson | KS2 Lent assembly | Christian Lent journey | Easter spring assembly | giving up for Lent

Five Pillars of Islam RE Unit | Primary School Religious Education Engage your students with this detailed and interactive Five Pillars of Islam RE Unit, designed to bring Islamic teachings to life for primary school learners. What’s Included: This unit contains seven fully planned lessons covering each of the Five Pillars of Islam: Shahadah (Faith) Salah (Prayer) Zakah (Charity) Sawm (Fasting) Hajj (Pilgrimage) Each lesson is carefully structured to deepen students’ understanding of the significance of these pillars and Islamic practices, while also encouraging respect for religious diversity. Activities are designed for a range of learning styles, with opportunities for interactive discussion, hands-on tasks, and role-playing. Activities Include: Labelling and decorating the Five Pillars Designing charity boxes to reflect Zakah Creating prayer timelines for Salah Exploring the concept of fasting through group discussions for Sawm Investigating the journey of Hajj with video resources What’s Included in the Resource: ✔ Detailed lesson plans for each of the Five Pillars ✔ PowerPoint presentations to introduce key concepts ✔ Worksheets to support activities and reinforce learning ✔ Video resources to visually demonstrate practices like Salah and Hajj ✔ Differentiated activities to cater to different learning needs and styles Why Teachers Love This Resource: ★ Encourages respectful exploration of Islamic beliefs and practices ★ Fully resourced with ready-to-use lesson plans, worksheets, and PowerPoints ★ Covers a variety of learning styles with visual, practical, and interactive activities ★ Supports cross-curricular learning on morality, charity, and community ★ Ideal for primary school RE lessons Perfect for: Primary school RE lessons Key Stage 1 and 2 students Exploring the Five Pillars of Islam in-depth Teachers looking to foster understanding and respect for Islamic beliefs Tags: Five Pillars of Islam, RE unit, primary RE lessons, teaching Islam, Shahadah, Salah, Zakah, Sawm, Hajj, religious education, primary school resources, Islamic practices, charity, morality, community, primary teaching

This KS2 Christianity and the Bible RE unit is a fantastic way to explore the key stories of Christianity and gain a deeper understanding of how the Bible influences Christians today. Across five detailed lessons, students will investigate four different stories, including The Wedding at Cana, The Sower and the Seed, and The Miracles of Jesus, and reflect on how these stories shape modern Christian practices. What’s included: ✸ 5 Fully Planned Lessons: Complete with objectives, activities, and success criteria. ✸ 5 Engaging PowerPoints: Visual resources to guide each lesson. ✸ Differentiated Resources: Worksheets, storyboards, and information sheets tailored for all abilities. ✸ Bible Story Exploration: Deep dive into key stories and their significance in the Christian faith. ✸ Classroom-Ready: No prep required – just download, print, and teach! Included Resources: Bible Fact File Information Sheet The Story of Mary Jones Storyboard The Wedding at Cana Story The Sower and the Seed Story The Miracles of Jesus Storyboard Mary Jones – A Synopsis The Sower Worksheet The Miracles of Jesus Storyboard Help Sheet Lessons Overview: What do we know about the Bible? What is the Mary Jones story? The Wedding at Cana The Sower and the Seed Jesus the Healer Why this resource is perfect: ✔ In-Depth Religious Study: Provides a comprehensive introduction to key Bible stories and their impact on Christianity. ✔ Curriculum-Aligned: Meets KS2 RE objectives with a focus on biblical stories and Christian teachings. ✔ Differentiated: Resources are adaptable for all learners, from LKS2 to UKS2. ✔ Flexible & Ready-to-Use: Use across a half-term or extend for additional lessons. ✔ Teacher-Friendly: Detailed lesson plans and resources ensure a smooth teaching experience. Ideal for: KS2 Religious Education (RE) Understanding Christianity Bible Stories and Christian Teachings Year 3, 4, 5, and 6 RE Lessons Ofsted Observations RE Topic Planning Search terms: KS2 Christianity RE | Bible Stories for KS2 | Religious Education Unit | Mary Jones RE Lesson | The Wedding at Cana KS2 | Sower and Seed Story KS2 | Jesus the Healer RE | KS2 Christian Stories

Discover the Early Islamic Civilisations | Outstanding KS2 History Unit Fully Resourced for Engaging and Interactive Learning | Ideal for 30–60 Minute Lessons This outstanding KS2 history unit delves into the fascinating world of Early Islamic Civilisations, providing teachers with a wealth of materials to captivate students and explore the rich history and culture of Islam. Designed for Key Stage 2, this adaptable unit can be used in 30-minute or 1-hour lessons, making it perfect for Ofsted observations, NQT interview lessons, or as part of your regular history curriculum. What’s included: ★ A structured PowerPoint presentation to guide the lesson ★ Planning sheets and support materials to streamline lesson preparation ★ Key resources for enhancing geographical skills, including an Islamic growth map worksheet Key skills covered: ★ Understanding the spread of Islam and its cultural significance ★ Exploring ancient trade routes and historical connections ★ Building journalistic and creative writing skills Why this unit stands out: ★ Combines geographical, historical, and journalistic skills ★ Promotes deep learning through interactive resources and role-play ★ Fully resourced with worksheets, answer keys, and templates ★ Ideal for fostering critical thinking, creativity, and cross-cultural understanding Perfect for: ★ KS2 history lessons ★ Exploring Early Islamic Civilisations ★ Intervention groups and booster sessions ★ Creative and journalistic writing activities ★ Observation or interview lessons Search terms: KS2 Early Islamic Civilisations | history lesson | London and Baghdad comparison | Islamic history resources | geography and trade routes | history role-play activities | Key Stage 2 history unit | ofsted history lesson

Jewish Beliefs About God | KS1 RE Lesson on Judaism Fully Resourced for Interactive Learning and Reflection | Perfect for 30–60 Minute Lessons Help young learners explore Jewish beliefs about God with this comprehensive lesson designed for KS1 students. This resource includes a detailed lesson plan, three engaging worksheets, and a 12-slide PowerPoint presentation to guide your teaching. Students will discover that Jewish people believe in one God and learn how Jewish families remember God through the mezuzah and the Shema prayer. What’s included: ★ A structured and detailed lesson plan to guide your teaching ★ A 12-slide PowerPoint presentation to introduce key concepts ★ Differentiated worksheets to encourage independent reflection and creative activities Key learning objectives: ★ Understanding that Jewish people believe in one God ★ Discovering the importance of remembering God through the mezuzah and Shema prayer ★ Exploring personal connections to the concept of special reminders Why this lesson stands out: ★ Engages students in creative activities, including writing, drawing, and a class craft ★ Promotes discussion and reflection on the importance of remembering special things in life ★ Encourages students to connect religious teachings to their own experiences and values ★ Fully resourced for easy implementation with minimal prep Perfect for: ★ KS1 RE lessons ★ Introducing Jewish beliefs to young learners ★ Whole-class teaching and assemblies ★ Engaging students in meaningful religious discussions Search terms: Jewish beliefs about God | KS1 RE lesson | Judaism mezuzah | Shema prayer lesson | primary religious education | Year 1 RE | Year 2 RE | lesson plan on God | differentiated activities RE | religious education KS1

This 5-lesson unit provides everything you need to teach about the Christmas Journey in Religious Education. Suitable for both KS1 and KS2, the resource includes detailed lesson plans, PowerPoints, worksheets, and visual resources to support your teaching throughout the Autumn 2 term. What’s Included: ✔ 5 detailed lesson plans (including Learning Objectives, success criteria, input, activities, plenary, key questions, and resource list) ✔ Lesson overview ✔ 5 PowerPoint presentations (one for each lesson) ✔ Worksheets for students ✔ Visual resources to support understanding ✔ Passages from the Bible to complement lessons Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Lesson 1 – The significance of Bethlehem: Students explore why Bethlehem holds special meaning for many Christians. ★ Lesson 2 – The importance of pilgrimage: Students learn about the role of pilgrimage in religious life. ★ Lesson 3 – Identifying with the characters: Pupils reflect on the emotions and experiences of key figures in the Christmas story. ★ Lesson 4 – The symbolism of the shepherds: Students explore the role of the shepherds as messengers and discuss their symbolism. ★ Lesson 5 – The meaning of Christingle: Students learn about the Christingle and its symbolism. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Differentiated resources for a range of learners ✔ Provides clear structure for each lesson ✔ Supports both KS1 and KS2 Religious Education ✔ Includes a variety of resources, such as Bible passages, visual aids, and worksheets ✔ Suitable for Autumn 2 term with a focus on Christmas and religious symbolism Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for teaching KS1 and KS2 students about the Christmas Journey, religious symbolism, and the significance of key figures in the Christmas story. Perfect for RE lessons, discussions on Christmas traditions, or exploring Christian beliefs. Search Tags: Religious Education KS1 | Christmas Journey RE | KS2 Religious Education | Bethlehem significance | Pilgrimage RE lesson | Christmas symbolism | Christingle lesson | Year 1 RE | Year 2 RE | Year 3 RE | Year 4 RE | Year 5 RE | Year 6 RE

This Christmas-themed worksheet focuses on solving problems with fractions of amounts. Suitable for LKS2 (Year 3 and Year 4), it helps pupils practise applying fractions to real-life situations in a fun, seasonal context. What’s Included: ✔ 11-question worksheet with a focus on fractions of amounts ✔ Answer sheet for easy assessment and support ✔ Bonus Christmas stocking colouring sheets for early finishers Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Worksheet Activities – Pupils work through 11 questions, focusing on finding fractions of different amounts. ★ Extension Activity – Early finishers can colour in a Christmas stocking as a bonus activity. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Supports understanding of fractions in practical contexts ✔ Clear, seasonal theme that engages pupils ✔ Differentiated by allowing extra activities for fast finishers Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for LKS2 (Year 3 / Year 4) pupils during the holiday season. Suitable for reinforcing understanding of fractions of amounts, with extension tasks for early finishers. Search Tags: LKS2 maths | fractions of amounts worksheet | Year 3 maths | Year 4 holiday worksheet | Christmas maths activity

Celebrate Easter and learn some Russian with this fun and colourful label set! You will get a PDF file with 28 labels, each featuring a word related to Easter in English, phonetic Russian, and Russian script. The labels also have watercolour style clipart images that match the words. You can print the labels one-to-a-page, two-to-a-page or four-to-a-page, depending on your preference and needs. These labels are perfect for creating a word wall, a translation activity, or a vocabulary game. They can also help you support a Russian student in your class or introduce some cultural diversity to your students. The labels cover a range of Easter topics, such as Easter eggs, baskets, bunnies, chicks, flowers, church, and more. Your students will love learning new words and exploring a different language and culture with these Russian Easter labels! Other products you may like: Ukrainian Easter Labels - Word Wall, Vocabulary, Translation, Flash Cards KS2 RE EASTER UNIT - 4 Outstanding Lessons x3 Easter Assemblies - Lent, Easter Story, Losing a friend Assembly 124 Ukrainian Classroom Labels with Real Photos - Vocabulary and Flash Cards UKRAINIAN Feelings Fan - 24 Feelings, Flash Cards, Vocabulary

This Moses RE Unit** offers a deep dive into the life of Moses and key stories from the Bible, making it an excellent resource for teaching Christianity and Bible history in KS2. Children will explore Moses’ early life, his leadership during the Exodus, and his role in significant Biblical events such as the Ten Plagues, the Parting of the Red Sea, and the giving of the Ten Commandments. What’s Included: 5 Fully Planned Lessons: Each lesson includes clear objectives and differentiated success criteria to guide children’s learning. 5 PowerPoints: Engaging presentations to support lesson delivery and aid understanding. Worksheets and Storyboards: Resources to help children explore Moses’ story in depth. Teacher-Friendly Resources: All lessons are designed to be easy to implement in your classroom. Included Resources: Early Life of Moses Worksheet Completed Early Life of Moses Worksheet Moses and the Parting of the Red Sea Book Insert Moses and the Ten Plagues Storyboard 5 Detailed Lesson Plans Lesson Overview: Early Life of Moses – Learn about Moses’ birth, upbringing, and his early challenges. Moses and the Ten Plagues – Explore the story of the plagues in Egypt and how Moses played a key role in this pivotal event. Moses and the Parting of the Red Sea – Understand the miraculous event of the parting of the Red Sea and Moses’ leadership. Moses and the Ten Commandments – Delve into the significance of the Ten Commandments and how they shaped the lives of the Israelites. My Promise to the Earth – Reflect on Moses’ legacy and consider personal promises towards the world. Why this resource is perfect: Curriculum-Aligned: Covers key topics in Christian education and Bible studies. Cross-Curricular Learning: Engages students in both historical and religious contexts. Differentiated: Resources are designed to meet the needs of all learners, including EAL and SEN students. Flexible: The unit can be easily adapted to suit different teaching schedules or additional activities. Teacher-Ready: Clear, structured lessons with all the materials you need for success. Ideal for: KS2 Religious Education (RE) Year 3, Year 4, Year 5, and Year 6 Lessons Christianity and Bible Studies Moses Topic Ofsted Observations RE Curriculum Planning Search terms: KS2 Moses RE Unit | Moses Bible Story KS2 | Ten Plagues and Red Sea KS2 | Early Life of Moses | Bible Studies KS2 | Christian Leadership Moses | Teaching the Ten Commandments

Reflecting on Jewish Beliefs and Faith | KS1 RE Lesson Plan Fully Resourced for Review, Reflection, and Religious Education | Perfect for 30–60 Minute Lessons Conclude your KS1 unit on Judaism with this reflective RE lesson, designed to help students review and consolidate their understanding of Jewish beliefs and how Jewish people live out their faith. This resource offers an engaging way for children to revisit key concepts learned throughout the unit, including Shabbat, Jewish festivals, and important symbols like the mezuzah and Chanukiah. This final lesson ties together the learning from previous lessons and encourages children to reflect on the importance of understanding different religions. With discussion, writing, and drawing activities, students can express what they have learned and consider how Jewish people live out their faith in everyday life. What’s included: ✔ Detailed lesson plan with clear learning objectives ✔ 13-slide PowerPoint presentation summarising key concepts learned during the unit ✔ Worksheets for reflective writing and drawing activities to reinforce understanding ✔ Writing and drawing activities to help students express their knowledge ✔ Activities encourage personal reflection on religious practices Key skills covered: Reviewing and consolidating knowledge of Jewish beliefs Reflecting on Jewish practices, such as Shabbat and Jewish festivals Expressing understanding through writing and drawing activities Fostering empathy and awareness of different religious traditions Why this lesson stands out: ✔ Provides a reflective and engaging way to conclude your Judaism unit ✔ Reinforces key concepts in a memorable and meaningful way ✔ Encourages children to articulate their understanding of Jewish beliefs and practices ✔ Can be used as a final lesson in a series or as a standalone lesson on Judaism Perfect for: KS1 Religious Education lessons Year 1 and Year 2 students Concluding your unit on Judaism Encouraging reflection on religious diversity and understanding Search terms: KS1 Judaism lesson plan | Jewish beliefs review | Shabbat lesson | mezuzah and Chanukiah activities | Jewish festivals reflection | RE unit conclusion | Year 1 RE | Year 2 religious education | learning about Jewish faith

This reciprocal reading unit, based on the traditional Iranian story The Magic of Mushkil Gusha, is suitable for Year 3 to Year 6 students. It can be used over a week or across five lessons. The resource provides a unique opportunity to introduce students to Iranian culture through an engaging and thought-provoking text. Ideal for guided reading or home learning, the text and activities are designed to develop key reading skills. What’s Included: ✔ Detailed lesson plans for 5 lessons ✔ PowerPoint presentations for visual support ✔ Text for The Magic of Mushkil Gusha ✔ Activities and comprehension questions for guided reading ✔ Marking and assessment tools Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Starter – Introduce the story and explore the context of Iranian culture. ★ Main Activity – Use reciprocal reading strategies to read the text together, focusing on comprehension, inference, and prediction skills. ★ Plenary – Review the main ideas of the story, discuss the moral lessons, and assess understanding through guided discussion and activities. ★ Home Learning Option – The text and activities are suitable for remote learning or independent study. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Introduces students to a new culture through literature ✔ Builds key reading skills such as comprehension, inference, and prediction ✔ Suitable for both classroom and home learning environments ✔ Teacher-friendly format with all resources provided Suggested Use Cases: Perfect for KS2 guided reading, cultural studies, and remote learning activities. Search Tags: KS2 reading | reciprocal reading | Iranian culture | guided reading | home learning | Year 3 lesson plan | Year 4 reading | Year 5 | Year 6 | cultural education

This Christmas art unit is designed for KS1 pupils to create festive decorations using clay and fabric. The unit includes step-by-step lesson plans with clear instructions and example images, making it easy to deliver. Pupils will design and make their own Christmas decorations, learning key skills in art and design, as well as exploring various techniques and materials. What’s Included: ✔ Detailed lesson plans for 4 lessons (with flexibility for more) ✔ Example images of clay decorations ✔ Example images of fabric decorations ✔ Christmas-themed images for inspiration Lesson Overview / Structure: ★ Lesson 1 – Explore and develop ideas for Christmas decorations. Pupils will design their decorations, experimenting with tools and techniques, then evaluate and refine their work. ★ Lesson 2 – Continue with the design and creation process. Year 2 pupils will reinforce sewing skills, while Year 1 pupils will be introduced to running stitch and safe needle use. Why It’s Useful: ✔ Offers clear, step-by-step guidance for delivering the unit ✔ Provides practical skills in art, design, and sewing ✔ Flexible for different timeframes (can be extended to 5–6 lessons) ✔ Includes both clay and fabric decoration techniques Suggested Use Cases: Ideal for KS1 art lessons, Christmas-themed art activities, design and technology projects, and developing fine motor skills through sewing. Search Tags: KS1 art | Christmas decorations | Y1 Y2 clay art | fabric decorations | Christmas craft project | KS1 design technology

This 14-slide PowerPoint presentation explores the Easter story, focusing on the moment the disciples lost their friend, Jesus, as he ascended to heaven. Through this assembly, children will reflect on the emotions associated with losing a friend and how the disciples felt during this part of the Easter story. What’s included: ✔ 14-slide PowerPoint ✔ Clear explanation of the Easter story, focusing on Jesus’ ascension ✔ Time for children to reflect on what makes their friends special ✔ Guided reflection on what children can keep to remember their friends ✔ A prayer for reflection ✔ Teacher notes with a song recommendation for further engagement Key features: ✸ Discussing the feeling of losing a friend ✸ Reflecting on the disciples’ experience of losing Jesus ✸ Thinking about the things that remind us of our friends ✸ Time for quiet reflection and a prayer ✸ Music suggestion to complement the assembly This assembly is a thoughtful way to bring the message of Easter to life, helping children connect with the story while also thinking about friendship and the emotions that come with loss. Perfect for: KS1 and KS2 Primary schools Easter-themed assemblies or lessons Search terms: Easter assembly | losing a friend | KS1 Easter lesson | KS2 Easter assembly | disciples and Jesus | friendship reflection | Easter spring assembly

Celebrate Easter while introducing your students to Ukrainian with this vibrant and engaging label set. This set includes 28 labels, each featuring an Easter-related word in English, Ukrainian script, and phonetic Ukrainian. Each label is paired with charming watercolour-style clipart, making learning visually appealing. What’s Included: ★ 28 Easter-themed labels, with words like Easter eggs, baskets, bunnies, chicks, flowers, church, and more. ★ Words presented in English, Ukrainian script, and phonetic Ukrainian for easy pronunciation. ★ Watercolour-style clipart to match each word, adding a creative touch. ★ Options to print one label per page or four labels per page, depending on your needs. Perfect For: ★ Creating a word wall or conducting a translation activity to help reinforce vocabulary. ★ Organising a vocabulary game to make learning fun and interactive. ★ Supporting a Ukrainian-speaking student or introducing students to a new language and culture. ★ Introducing cultural diversity into your classroom in a creative and meaningful way. These labels are an excellent resource for teaching Ukrainian language basics through Easter-related vocabulary. They are ideal for engaging students in learning about both Easter traditions and a different culture. Other Products You May Like: KS2 RE Easter Unit - 4 Outstanding Lessons x3 Easter Assemblies - Lent, Easter Story, Losing a Friend Assembly 124 Ukrainian Classroom Labels with Real Photos - Vocabulary and Flash Cards Ukrainian Feelings Fan - 24 Feelings, Flash Cards, Vocabulary

Fully resourced for engaging and interactive lessons | Ideal for exploring Christianity This resource is a complete and detailed RE unit for Key Stage 1 children, focusing on the topic ‘Who are Christians?’ It provides an engaging way for students to learn about Christian beliefs, stories, symbols, and practices through six well-structured lessons. Ideal for exploring Christianity in a fun and educational way, this unit is perfect for young learners. Each lesson comes with a detailed lesson plan, PowerPoint presentation, and accompanying worksheets and resources. It encourages critical thinking, creativity, and reflection, allowing children to develop their skills in literacy, art, music, and PSHE. Topics covered include: ★ Who is God and who is Jesus? Why do Christians believe in them and follow them? ★ What are some stories from the Bible that Christians learn from and enjoy? ★ What are some symbols of Christianity and what do they mean? ★ What are some questions and opinions that children have about God and Christianity? ★ How do Christians decide what is wrong and right, based on the stories from the Bible? ★ How do Christians express their faith through music and art? Files included: ✔ 6 detailed lesson plans ✔ 6 PowerPoint presentations ✔ Pictures of Jesus doing different things ✔ Scenarios of children with related questions ✔ x4 Bible stories for study ✔ Reflection Stations for deeper thinking ✔ Storyboard templates ✔ Cloud thoughts template for brainstorming ✔ Word bank to support vocabulary development ✔ Jonah and the Whale colouring sheets Why this resource stands out: ✔ Encourages interactive learning through a range of activities ✔ Suitable for all abilities and backgrounds, with adaptable resources ✔ Helps develop understanding of Christian beliefs and practices ✔ Supports SMSC development and aligns with the national RE curriculum Perfect for: KS1 Religious Education lessons Teaching about Christian beliefs and values Exploring Bible stories and symbols Developing critical thinking and reflection in children Search terms: RE KS1 Christianity unit | Who are Christians? | Jesus and God KS1 | Bible stories for kids | Christian symbols | Key Stage 1 RE | Religious Education for young learners | KS1 Christianity lesson plan