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The Ulambana Festival, also known as Obon or Hungry Ghost Festival, is celebrated annually on the 15th day of the 7th lunar month in Buddhism to honor departed ancestors and alleviate their suffering.
For each day of the school year, we have suggested themes to teach. Every day, we update Mash with a suggested topic to cover or you can explore a week’s worth of suggestions for the following week. If you want more, simply search for any theme you like and it’s likely you’ll find it there!
We have thousands of generated resources for hundreds of different themes. We specialise is units of work, which are like chapters of textbooks. However, many of our resources come complete with worksheets, slideshows and full lesson plans.
Every teacher is different and it’s important to make sure you take the resources as a scaffold, rather than as per face value. We recommend you edit the worksheets to suit your class, (Don’t forget, you can share your edited content on Mash.ie!) and once you’re happy, you can print, display or whatever you wish!
This is just the start of Mash and we have big plans! For now, play around and enjoy the resources. Let us know what you think. Soon we’ll be adding some premium content that we know you’ll love. For example, you’ll be able to suggest a topic or theme, and within minutes you’ll have a complete unit of work. We’re also looking at video content to teach concepts. For schools, we have an unbelievable package, which will change everything! We’ll keep you up to date.
Mash.Plus is an extension to Mash.ie and Mash.blog. It’s a place to find AI-generated lesson plans and content that you can use and re-use in your classroom.