Wednesday 29th April
LC: to effectively blend action, dialogue and description
Watch the clip of the Jabberwocky from the movie
'Alice in Wonderland'.
As you watch, make notes on your whiteboard about
- the creature (size and power)
- the hero (size and power)
- the weapons used
- what happens at the end?
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What do you notice about
- the setting?
- the action?
- the dialogue?
Tell your talk partner.
Now, let's use our notes to create an
Action Toolkit
LC: To be able to convert between kilometres and metres.
LC: To identify the Christian beliefs and values contained within the Apostles' Creed declaration and discuss how these might have impact on a believer.
True, False or Belief?
· The Earth goes around the Sun.
· Chocolate is the best flavour.
· You should always forgive people.
· Cats are better than dogs.
· There is a God.
Whole-class questions:
· Which statements can be proven?
· Which statements might people disagree about?
· Can a belief be important to someone even if another person does not share it?
Today we are learning about a set of Christian beliefs called the Apostles’ Creed.
The Apostles’ Creed is a short statement of belief used by many Christians. It explains the key things Christians believe about God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit. Christians do not see it as a story, but as a summary of their faith. It brings many Christians together because different churches use the same or similar words. The Creed includes beliefs such as: there is one God who created the world; Jesus is the Son of God; Jesus died and came back to life; people can be forgiven; and the Holy Spirit guides believers. For many Christians, these beliefs are important because they can influence how they live. For example, believing in forgiveness may encourage someone to forgive others. Believing that God created the world may encourage someone to care for it.
The Apostles’ Creed is accepted by Catholics and Protestants. According to legend it was written by the although this is generally not accepted today.
· Is the Apostles’ Creed a story or a statement of belief?
· Why might Christians want shared beliefs?
· How could a belief affect someone’s actions?
Statement of Faith/Belief from different churches
Hurstwood Church
Click on the link below for Salem Congregational Chapel
Main worksheet tasks on Seesaw
- Task 1: Write 3 Christian beliefs from the Apostles’ Creed.
- Task 2: Choose ONE church (Hurstwood Church statement or Salem Congregational Chapel link) from the Blended Learning page and identify and complete the Belief -> Meaning -> Action table.
- Task 3: Explain why it is important that Christians share beliefs.
- Challenge: Do all Christians believe exactly the same things? Explain your answer.
Example:
|
Belief |
What it means |
How it might affect a Christian’s life |
|
Jesus forgives people |
Christians believe people can be forgiven. |
A Christian might try to forgive others and make kind choices. |