Matching tasks - can be used as starters or plenary tasks. Matching tasks include: Places of worship. Festivals. Founders. Holy Books. Name of divine. Number of followers. Symbols.

A quiz with 51 questions about general RE knowlegde. Can be used for all year groups - discusses the six big world religions and a mention of Shinto. With a student worksheet.

Exam questions for the 4 units in Islam: Muslim beliefs. Crime and Punishment. Living the Muslim Life. Peace and Conflict. For each unit there are 3,4,5 and 12 marker questions.

Poster about Eid ul-Fitr

Bundle of lessons on Islam Including: Life of Prophet Muhammad. Companions of Prophet Muhammad Prophets in Islam Angels Charity Suitable for KS3 and GCSE

A lesson on the importance of Jerusalem for Jews, Christians and Muslims - an information sheet for each of these. A table for students to record this information. The presentation’s final task reflects on pilgrimage in general.

10 different celebrities quoted on their views of religion and God. Can be used for displays.

Lesson about seven companions of the Prophet including: Abu Bakr Umar Ali Uthman Khadijah Aisha Fatima Presentation with information sheets on each person and a table to complete.

Lesson for KS3 students. The lesson looks at what the Abrahamic religions are, the story of Abraham according to Judaism, Christianity and Islam. It also reflects on the importance of Abraham. Extention task is on ancient mesopotamia to understand context. Information sheet on the story of Abraham included.

125 questions on Edexcel GCSE Christianity SPEC B - all 4 units. Using Green, Amber and Red as colour options for answers. Will work with students if they have cards of these three colours/pens. Some animation but most not.

The life of Prophet Muhammad as a Powerpoint presentation. Includes key events and the importance of those on Muslim belief and practices today. Includes: Childhood, first marriage, prophethood, persecution, migration, conquest and the death and a short slide on the aftermath of death. Can be reduced down: Night journey can be shorted/removed.

Sikhism unit for KS3 or KS2 lessons. The unit contains three lessons. The first lesson is an introduction to Sikhism - going over the founder, key facts and the Gurdwara (and langar). The second lesson is on the Gurus and the Guru Granth Sahib. It then goes into ethical ideas taught in the Guru Granth Sahib. The third lesson is a shorter lesson on the Khalsa. Lessons contain information sheets, a reusable exit ticket and worksheets.

An information sheet explaining Jesus from the view of: Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism and Bahai.

This is a lesson on marriage and divorce in Islam. The first part of the lesson looks at SOWAA on why marriage is important to Muslims. Then the lesson moves to the process of divorce for Muslims. Included are worksheets and a reusable exit ticket.

This lesson is on three types of charity in Islam: Zakat, Khums and Sadaqah. SOWAA discussed and unpacked. Reusable exit ticket included.

Full lesson on Angels in Islam. Goes over what angels look like, the main angels and their roles, SOWAA for angels and why it is important for Muslims to believe in angels. Student worksheets included and an information sheet.

Powerpoint presentation lesson on prophets of Islam. Including: Adam, Ibrahim, Musa and Isa. Tasks given for students and an information sheet on a word document included. Suitable for GCSE and KS3.

KS3/2 lesson on animal rights. Contains: PPT lesson, blank worksheets that support the lesson, completed/answer worksheet, a table with one completed section of the main task and an information sheet with all the information from the lesson on one sheet which can be printed and used in the lesson instead. Religions included are: Hinduism, Islam, Christianity and Buddhism.

A lesson on equality for KS3

A lesson to introduce Jesus in the Abrahamic faiths (Judaism, Christianity and Islam)