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Activity 3: Argument sheet
A script for an argument in 20 bites between a Christian and an Atheist on 'What does it mean to be human?'.
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Activity 3: Pupil worksheet
Build skills by filling in with ideas, reasons, evidence and sources to support your point of view.
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Activity table (pp. 32)
Table to match poems and quotes from non-religious funeral services from page 32 of RE Today's curriculum book Inspiring RE: Living without God. Includes practical classroom activities.
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Additional activity on parables
An activity which asks pupils to come up with at least three reasons why some people in the parables don’t accept the invitation to allow God to rule in their lives. To be used with section on parables Inspiring RE: Christians, edited by Fiona Moss and Julia Diamond-Conway, published by RE Today.
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Advertising Christianity
Church-ads runs an annual campaign to re-tell the story of his birth in ways which engage positively with the public’s interest. This site provides details of the current campaign.
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AI definitions
Supporting lessons for article in REtoday summer 2019 'Animal, vegetables and minerals'. (Lesson A: Artificial Inteligence)
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Al Murray: the ‘Pub Landlord’
Interview with award winning comic Al Murray, who noticed that at least eleven different religions and philosophies say humanity would be better for following the Golden Rule: ‘Treat others how you would like to be treated yourself.’ True?
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p.7 of REtoday publication 'Inspirational people'. Alex is a vicar who shares his experience within this letter on how he helps people.
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A description of the new APPG for RE and an invitation to teachers and others to contact their constituency MP with an invitation to join.
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Allah and creation (home learning)
A piece of home learning about Allah and creation for pupils in KS1 (5-7 year olds).
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Alter outline
An A4 outline of the altar from p.31 for pupils to design their own.
£CALL Out of stockAn additional activity about what matters most in the Pope’s role.
This resource looks at what matters most to Pope Francis and provides statements for students to sort. This supports pp.6-7 of the RE Today publication 'Christians' within the 'Examining religion and belief series'.
£CALL Out of stockAn article: A Partnership between Teachers and Learners: How to Inspire Your Pupils in RE.
Joyce Mackley, RE adviser for 15 years has endeared herself to hundreds of teachers through her practical and inspiring work.
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