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Middle school religion literature circles for Microsoft Word
The Naming of Poinsettia: Nochebuena in The Midnight Play
This story can be used for the study on immigration, multicultural studies, social studies and reader's theatre. It tells the story of Joseph and Mary as immigrants fleeing from their country in search of a better life through.It comes with guided questions and comparative analysis in a student-friendly graphic organizer. It can go as long as the teacher wants to, or as short. It can be used across the disciplines, in public or parochial schools.
Grades:
6th - 9th
The Lord's Prayer
A short skit about learning the meaning of a simple prayer we say everyday.
Grades:
1st - 6th
Parshat Ki Tisa & Purim; the Hidden Connections to Megillat Esther:
Parshat Ki Tisa & PurimThe Hidden Connections to Megillat Esther:Literature: Compare and ContrastParshat Ki Tisa is usually read the week of Purim, with some exceptions, i.e. when there are two months of Adar. No wonder it actually seems that Parshat Ki Tisa is telling the Story of Purim! We can see Megillat Esther hidden throughout the Parsha:Here are just some ideas, there are a lot more! Which ones can you find?Please share them.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Yarko
Yarko takes place on another planet and in a primitive tech setting like our 1200s. The entire village worships some 300 gods and goddesses. Along with some strict rules the village seems to getting along just fine. After the passing of one of it's members, Yarko an orchard worker begins to questions about the existence of all these gods. So One evening Yarko breaks into Minta's cabin and after a short time hides from hearing footsteps finds the writings that Minta's was working on, and then
Subjects:
Grades:
5th - 8th
Types:
Chagim/Holidays: Pesach/Passover #3; The Hare and the Tortoise, A Passover Tale
Chagim / Holidays: Pesach / Passover #3; The Hare and the Tortoise, A Passover TaleA parody of the Aesop fable: The Hare and the Tortoise,Incorporating Pesach story themes of; slavery, freedom, matzah...As well as practical life lessons:Slow and Steady Wins the race!With Focus and Determination You Will succeed!Bullies lose out down the line!
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Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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