Knowledge Organisers / End of Unit Assessment Grids
For the Christianity and World Faiths units from the Emmanuel Project 2020, please see below, arranged by Key Stage.
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To download all Expected standard end of unit assessment sheets arranged by world faith, please click here.
EYFS
(all in word)
Christianity |
Knowledge Organiser | End of Unit Assessment |
How can we care for our wonderful world? | click here | click here |
How can we help others when they need it? | click here | click here |
What makes every single person unique and precious? | click here | click here |
Why do Christians perform nativity plays at Christmas? | click here | click here |
Why do Christians put a cross in an Easter garden? | click here | click here |
Why is the word ‘God’ so important to Christians? | click here | click here |
Key Stage 1
(all in word)
Christianity |
Knowledge Organiser | End of Unit Assessment |
How does celebrating Pentecost remind Christians that God is with them always? | click here | click here |
What are the best symbols of Jesus’ death and resurrection at Easter? | click here | click here |
What did Jesus teach about God in his parables? | click here | click here |
Why do Christians pray to God and worship him? | click here | click here |
Why do Christians trust Jesus and follow him? | click here | click here |
Why is belonging to God and the church family important to Christians? | click here | click here |
Why was Jesus given the name ‘saviour’? | click here | click here |
Hinduism |
Knowledge Organiser | End of Unit Assessment |
How does a Hindu celebrate devotion to a deity at the festival of Holi? | click here | click here |
Islam |
Knowledge Organiser | End of Unit Assessment |
How do some Muslims show Allah is compassionate and merciful? | click here | click here |
Judaism |
Knowledge Organiser | End of Unit Assessment |
Why do Jewish families say so many prayers and blessings? | click here | click here |
Why do Jewish families talk about repentance at New Year? | click here | click here |
Why is learning to do good deeds so important to Jewish people? | click here | click here |
Why is the Torah such a joy for the Jewish Community? | click here | click here |
Lower Key Stage 2
Christianity |
Knowledge Organiser | End of Unit Assessment |
How do Christians show that ‘reconciliation’ with God and other people is important? | click here | click here |
How does believing Jesus is their saviour inspire Christians to save and serve others? | click here | click here |
Is the cross a symbol of love, sacrifice or commitment for Christians? | click here | click here |
What difference did Paul’s conversion on the Damascus road make to Christians? | click here | click here |
What do Christians mean when they talk about the Kingdom of God? | click here | click here |
Why are good stewardship and generous giving important for every Christian? | | click here | click here |
Why do Christians call themselves the ‘Body of Christ’? | click here | click here |
Why do Christians believe they are ‘people on a mission’? | click here | click here |
Hinduism |
Knowledge Organiser | End of Unit Assessment |
How does the story of Rama and Sita inspire Hindus to follow their dharma? | click here | click here |
Why does a Hindu want to collect good karma? | click here | click here |
Islam |
Knowledge Organiser | End of Unit Assessment |
How does a Muslim show their submission and obedience to Allah? | click here | click here |
Why do Muslims call Muhammad the ‘Seal of the Prophets’? | click here | click here |
Judaism |
Knowledge Organiser | End of Unit Assessment |
What symbols and stories help Jewish people remember their covenant with God? | click here | click here |
Sikhism |
Knowledge Organiser | End of Unit Assessment |
How do Sikhs put their beliefs about equality into practice? | click here | click here |
How does the teaching of the gurus move Sikhs from dark to light? | click here | click here |
Upper Key Stage 2
Buddhism |
Knowledge Organiser | End of Unit Assessment |
How did Buddha teach his followers to find enlightenment? | click here | click here |
How does the Triple Refuge help Buddhists in their journey through life? | click here | click here |
Christianity |
Knowledge Organiser | End of Unit Assessment |
How do Christians show their belief that Jesus is God incarnate? | click here | click here |
How do Christians try to capture the mystery of God as Trinity? | click here | click here |
How do the ‘Heroes of Faith’ encourage Christians today? | click here | click here |
Should believing in the resurrection change how Christians view life and death? | click here | click here |
What is the great significance of the ‘Eucharist’ to Christians? | click here | click here |
When Christians need real wisdom where do they look for it? | click here | click here |
Why do Christians think being a pilgrim is a good analogy for life itself? | | click here | click here |
Why is the Gospel such good news for Christians? | click here | click here |
Hinduism |
Knowledge Organiser | End of Unit Assessment |
How do questions about Brahman and atman influence the way a Hindu lives? | click here | click here |
What spiritual pathways to Moksha are written about in Hindu scriptures? | click here | click here |
Humanism |
Knowledge Organiser | End of Unit Assessment |
Why do Humanists say happiness is the goal of life? | click here | click here |
Why do Humanists use the golden rule as a basis for morality? | click here | click here |
Islam |
Knowledge Organiser | End of Unit Assessment |
How does tawhid create a sense of belonging to the Muslim community? | click here | click here |
What does the Qur’an reveal about Allah and his guidance? | click here | click here |
Judaism |
Knowledge Organiser | End of Unit Assessment |
What is holiness for Jewish people: a place, a time, an object or something else? | click here | click here |