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Primary Teacher’s overview of this ready-to-use RE lesson plan:
The Bible has many books
Has many authors
There are different genres
There is unity and common themes
How the Bible has influenced society

Included is an RE Assessment Checklist.
All these lesson plans cover all:
UK RE attainment targets(Sacred Texts • Beliefs • Practices • Identity • Values • Living)
Assessment sheets clearly show:
KS1 → KS2 progression
Suitable for planning evidence, moderation, and Ofsted.

The Assessment sheet for this lesson plan has these learning objectives:
Why do Christians believe that the Bible is so unified?
Paul, writing to a young man called Timothy, said the Bible is….?
What are the first and last books of the Old Testament?
What are the first and last books of the New Testament?
What didn’t Cain do?
In Isaiah's prophecy about Jesus, what were some of the things he spoke about the coming Messiah?

This 'What is in the Bible in more detail lesson plan' is based upon the National Curriculum by combining multiple agreed syllabi:
Where do people get their ideas about right and wrong?
Why are sacred texts important, and how are they used?
Why do believers see scripture as a guide for life?
How do religious and non-religious worldviews explain right and wrong?

The Attainment Target Category and its questions are:
ASSESSMENT AIMS: 1. Sacred Texts (Stories, Scriptures, parables & teachings).
Can explain the meaning of a religious story or teaching.
Can explain why a sacred text is important to believers.
Can make links between stories and beliefs.