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Autumn term 1 RE assessment criteria

Autumn term 1 RE assessment criteria. Assessment criteria for schools using the model RE curriculum map.

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Autumn term 1 RE assessment criteria

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  1. Autumn term 1 RE assessment criteria Assessment criteria for schools using the model RE curriculum map

  2. Year R:Big question: Who made the wonderful world and why ?Week 1: What is precious to you?Week 2: How do Christians believe the world began?Week 3: What is special about the natural world?Week 4: What makes us unique?Week 5: What and who do Christians believe are precious to God?Week 6: Why is harvest important?

  3. Year 1:Big question: What responsibility has God given people for taking care of creation?Week 1: What does the story of creation teach us about the world ?Week 2: How do people treat God’s creation? Week 3: How should Christians follow God’s instructions for taking care of creation?Week 4: What would you like to ask God about creation?Week 5: What does it mean for a Christian to be made in God’s image?Week 6: How do Christians care for the people God created?

  4. Year 2:Big question: Why did Jesus teach the Lord’s prayer as the way to pray?Week 1: How do we talk to our friends?Week 2: What do you need to live?Week 3: Why do we forgive and why do we need to forgive?Week 4: How do Christians believe the Lord’s Prayer helps them with ‘What would Jesus do?’Week 5: Why and how do Christians believe they should praise God?Week 6: What does the Lord’s prayer mean to Christians?

  5. Year 3:Big question: What is the Bible’s big story and what does it reveal about having a faith in God? Week 1: How did the Bible come into being?Week 2: Does the Bible have many plots or one plot?Week 3: Why is the Bible sometimes referred to as the map for Christian life?Week 4: What does the Bible teach about faith and what faith means to us?Week 5: How do people in the Bible show they have faith?Week 6: How have Christians shown faith and show faith today in spreading the good news.?

  6. Year 4:Big question: How does belief in God affect the actions of people in the Old Testament?Week 1: How did Abra(ha)m demonstrate his faith in God?Week 2: How did Moses follow God’s ‘calling’for his life?Week 3: How did Ruth demonstrate faith in God through selflessness (sacrifice)?Week 4: How did David’s faith make him strong?Week 5: What can Christians learn from the wisdom of Solomon?Week 6: How did Jonah and Daniel respond to God?

  7. Year 5:Big question: What do the miracles of Jesus teach? Week 1: What is a miracle?Week 2: Magic versus miracles? What is the difference?Week 3: Who performs miracles?Week 4: Which miracle of Jesus means the most for you and why?Week 5: Do people have to visit specific places for miracles to happen or is it a question of faith?Week 6: What do the miracles of Jesus’ ministry teach Christians about being the people of God?

  8. Year 6 : Big question: The journey of life and deathWeek 1: How is life like a journey? Week 2: How do we feel when people leave us?Week 3: What do Christians believe happens after we die? How does the Christian community respond to bereavement?Week 4/5: What do other religions believe happens after we die? How do they respond to bereavement? Week 6: How do we remember people who have died?

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