1. Complete Your Sheet

2. Which keywords from the sheet did you remember easily? Which keywords from the sheet are you not sure about? Think, Pair, Share Keyword Reflection Trimurti Brahman Monotheism Vishnu Shiva Polytheism Murti Brahma Deity Analogy

3. Hinduism Assessment Lesson Learning Objective: To consolidate knowledge and understanding of the Hindu concept of God

4. Questions 1, 2 and 3 Question 1: What is the name for the ultimate supreme god in Hinduism? The name for the ultimate supreme god in Hinduism is…. Question 2: Explain the meaning of the terms ‘monotheism’ and ‘polytheism’. Monotheism means ….. Polytheism means …… Question 3: Describe the three aspects of the Trimurti. One aspect of the Trimurti is…. can you give the names of the deities and say what they represent?

5. How do these analogies help explain the Hindu idea of God?

6. Question 4 Question 4: Explain how Hindus can be described as monotheistic (believe in one god) even though there are hundreds of different gods and goddesses within Hinduism. Hindus can be described as monotheistic but have hundreds of different deities. One way of explaining this is the example of...... This example shows that..... Step 11-13: I can give a simple description of some of the key beliefs about God in Hinduism. Step 17-19: I can accurately explain how Hindus believe in one God yet worship many. I can make connections between the idea of deities and the idea of Brahman being the ultimate God. Step 23-25: I can make detailed and developed links between the deities and the concept of Brahman being the ultimate God using well explained examples.

7. How are you doing? Check your work and read the mark scheme. What step do you think you are on? Check your target log: Are you meeting your target from the last assessment? Check your target log: Are you meeting your target from the last assessment? What do you need to focus on next lesson? Write yourself a personal target on a post it and stick it near your work.