This KS2 RE unit introduces pupils to the Five Pillars of Islam through clear explanations, structured activities and practical tasks. Across seven fully planned lessons, pupils explore Shahadah, Salah, Zakah, Sawm and Hajj, learning how each pillar guides Muslim belief and practice. The unit supports respectful understanding of Islam and offers a wide range of interactive, hands‑on activities.

What’s Included
✔ Seven detailed lesson plans
✔ PowerPoint presentations for each pillar
✔ Worksheets and task sheets
✔ Video resources for Salah and Hajj
✔ Differentiated activities
✔ Artwork templates and sorting tasks
✔ Teacher guidance

Lesson Overview
★ Lesson 1 – Shahadah: Explore the meaning of faith in Islam and introduce the Five Pillars.
★ Lesson 2 – Salah: Create prayer timelines and learn how Muslims pray.
★ Lesson 3 – Zakah: Design charity boxes and understand why giving is important.
★ Lesson 4 – Sawm: Discuss fasting and reflect on how Muslims experience Ramadan.
★ Lesson 5 – Hajj: Investigate the pilgrimage journey using video resources.
★ Lesson 6 – Pillar Review: Label and decorate the Five Pillars to consolidate learning.
★ Lesson 7 – Reflection: Apply learning through discussion, creative tasks and comparison activities.

Why It’s Useful
✔ Differentiated for mixed‑ability KS1/KS2 classes
✔ Fully resourced with lesson plans, worksheets and PowerPoints
✔ Supports respectful exploration of Islamic beliefs
✔ Includes visual, practical and interactive activities
✔ Links naturally to themes of charity, community and moral choices

Ideal for primary RE lessons, KS1 or KS2 units on Islam, cross‑curricular work on values, or whole‑class topic teaching. Suitable for introducing the Five Pillars or exploring Islamic practices in depth.

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