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Islamic Rites of Passage

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SKU R34CS30001
Key Stage 2IslamReligious EducationYear 3Year 4

Your class will enjoy learning about the major rites of passage in a Muslim's life with these five complete lessons for Year 3/4. Find out about Islam and its beliefs before diving into the celebrations and ceremonies Muslim families experience throughout their lives. Naming ceremonies, marriage ceremonies, and funeral ceremonies are investigated in this scheme finishing with the all-important Hajj pilgrimage.

With lesson plans, slides, differentiated worksheets, and many more useful resources, these KS2 RE Islamic lessons give you everything you need to smoothly teach your children about the Islamic Rites of Passage.

Don't forget to view our other RE schemes of work about Islam and our RE preview lesson.

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Lesson 1: The Five Pillars of Islam KS2

This first lesson introduces your class to Islam and the Five Pillars of Islam: Shahadah, Salat, Zakat, Sawm and Hajj. Children will learn about where Muslim communities are around the world and why it can be important to be a part of a community of faith.

During the activity section of the lesson, your class will look at the five pillars of Islam in more detail. They are asked to describe each pillar through pictures or written descriptions. Alternatively, they can research the Five Pillars of Islam before creating a poster.

What's included

  • Lesson plan
  • Slides
  • Activity ideas
  • Differentiated worksheets
  • Poster templates

Lesson 2: Muslim Birth and Naming Ceremonies

This lesson explores what happens when a new baby is born into a Muslim family. They will learn about the seven-day naming ceremony called Tasmiyah and what happens at each stage.

Your class will learn about where names come from and make inferences about their own name. Children will explore some Islamic names and what they represent.

What's included

  • Lesson plan
  • Slides
  • Activity ideas
  • Differentiated worksheets
  • Timeline template

Lesson 3: Muslim Marriages

This lesson teaches your class about the steps involved in a Muslim marriage. They will learn about the traditions and customs for both the bride and the groom. Children will also find out about engagement ceremonies and what Mendhi is.

This lesson comes with everything you need to teach a KS2 lesson on Muslim Marriages including, PDF lessons slides, differentiated activities, a detailed lesson plan and printable resources.

What's included

  • Lesson plan
  • Slides
  • Activity ideas
  • Differentiated worksheets
  • Mendhi poster

Lesson 4: Muslim Funerals

This lesson explains to children what happens when a Muslim person dies and the emotions people feel when attending a funeral. Children will learn how Muslims prepare the body for burial and how they comfort family members experiencing loss.

In their independent work, the children will reflect on how a person might be feeling during a funeral and how they could share condolences to someone in this situation.

What's included

  • Lesson plan
  • Slides
  • Activity ideas
  • Differentiated worksheets
  • Prayer quotes

Lesson 5: The Hajj KS2

This Hajj KS2 lesson explains one of the most important rites of passage in a Muslim person's life. Your class will learn about what a pilgrimage is, what happens on the Hajj and why this pilgrimage is so important to Islamic believers.

This final lesson also comes with a fun End of Unit Quiz to help summarise the children's learning during this unit on Islamic Rites of Passage.

What's included

  • Lesson plan
  • Slides
  • Activity ideas
  • Differentiated worksheets
  • Hajj images

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Matthew Tyler

Kids loved it. Especially those who were Muslim. Lovely slides.

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E Blake

Good choice of worksheets.