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High school religion simulations
The Catholic Mass PowerPoint Game
Help your students learn the parts and prayers of the Catholic mass with this interactive PowerPoint. It is more than a presentation, it is an interactive game to learn the parts of the Catholic mass. Students open the PowerPoint on their computers and click on the buttons to indicate the correct prayer. If they choose correctly, they can move on to the next part of the mass or return to the main menu. If they choose incorrectly, they will need to make another choice.
This game is great for pr
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2nd - 12th
Martin Luther 95 Theses Primary Source Analysis (Reformation)
The analysis of primary sources is an essential component of history and thinking like a historian. Martin Luther had a tremendous effect on the reformation, but his intentions and intended audience were that only of Wittenberg,Germany and the local congregation. This is a great group work activity that dives deep into the motivations for Martin Luther and gives students the opportunity to discover its true meaning for themselves.
This product is also sold as part of the World History / Europea
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â World History Bundle: 10 Best Selling Resources
Passover Seder Meal Plan, Haggadah (Program), and Activities
Teacher Guide for preparing this activity includes:· 3-pages of Instructions to prepare the activity· Recipe for Haroset· List of Meal Items to Purchase and PrepareThis product includes a Passover Haggadah (program) with:· Seder Symbols and their Explanations· The Seder Service Process and religious texts & Musical lyrics to be read· Historical and Cultural Explanation of the Seder Meal· Passover Word Search Activity for younger children (optional depending on teaching setting)· Haggadah (pr
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Trial of Jesus Christ- Class Simulation + Debate (Easter/Holy Week- No prep!)
This package includes all you need to put on a class simulation of Christ's trial in the New Testament leading up to Easter! It also includes the option to not only do ancient trials of Jesus' claims, but also present debates about Jesus' claims to be God.
The package includes:
A) A PowerPoint lesson
B) Assignment instructions
C) A rubric
D) A speech preparation guide for students
Students get really excited to dress up and research their assigned roles and present their speeches and debate.
Grades:
8th - 12th
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Major Religion Hearths Google Earth Tour for AP Human Geography or World History
Teach your students about how religion impacts the cultural landscape using this world tour! Each section begins with a paragraph about the religion and important geographical information that they need to know about the religion. Then students are directed to a google earth tour of a location of significance with guiding questions.Locations explored: Christianity: St. Peter's Basilica Islam: MeccaJudaism: Jerusalem Sikhism: Various locations around the worldBuddhism: Temple in Japan
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9th - 12th
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The Apostles Bundle; includes graphic organizers, simulation and more!
This Bundle includes Apostles Research graphic organizers / "One-Pagers," an interactive Apostles Dinner Party Simulation where your students will research an apostle and arrive "in character" ready to mingle and an Informational text with Activity Pages for Saint Luke and Matthew! This could be your emergency sub folder or an early finisher station. These lessons all fit with Catholic Schools week or as part of a Confirmation retreat. Bonus search included as well.
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4th - 12th
Judaism- Old Testament Plays and Questions
Students will be divided into groups where they will read the Hebrew Bible stories of Creation Genesis, Daniel in the Lion's Den, David and Goliath, Jonah and the Fish, Noah and the Flood and the Fall of Jericho. Students will act out the plays in front of their classmates, making sure to pay special attention to the questions that are associated with each story.
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6th - 9th
12 Apostles of Jesus Dinner Party Simulation perfect for Confirmation Prep
This 12 apostles dinner party simulation is a fun and interactive way for your students to learn about the apostles of Jesus. On day 1, students will research an apostle with a partner. On day 2, they will come "in character" prepared to mingle with the other apostles. Included: Instructions, planner/graphic organizer sign up sheet, 3 activity pages, suggested rubric and blank rubric. This is perfect for any group of students grade 4-12. I like to use if for Confirmation Prep during Cathol
Grades:
4th - 12th
Also included in:Â The Apostles Bundle; includes graphic organizers, simulation and more!
Jewish World "Map" Game
Students build a map of a Jewish town in Poland (1394-1700) and experience the various systematic persecutions, celebrations and essential Jewish lifecycles that communities experienced. When they're finished - they have not only seen the highs and lows, but have a map to present as well. Often do this lesson to showcase how vivid and huge Jewish life was in the pre-Holocaust years, understand the "other" and the nature of persecution as a theme.
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6th - 12th
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Christian Constellations Lesson
Students use 2 fully-interactive GoogleEarth overlay-sets (in either centripetal-GoogleEarth-view, or centrifugal-GoogleSky-view) to build a COMMANDING grasp of the workings of the Night-sky and of the conceptual Relationships between the constellations in each sector. Constellations are illustrated with relevant, Bible-based quotes, compiled by a Systematic Theologian. Your students will pick up a LOT of Christian Cosmology & Eschatology: . . . . . All the biggest concepts In Scriptu
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Chinese Ethical Systems Problem Solving Activity
In this activity, students are given modern prompts with ethical and moral dilemmas on it and asked to consider the response from the perspective of an ancient Chinese ethical system. What would Confucius' response be to finding 20 dollars in the hallway? What about from the perspective of a legalist or daoist? What would the perspective of Daoism offer on the issue of illegal corporate dumping? All of these are on the table in this collaborative, critical thinking activity. Included are: B
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6th - 12th
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Who Gets To Go - a simulation suggested by the birth stories of Jesus
Who Get to Go is a simulation focusing on the birth stories of Jesus as recorded in Luke and Matthew. Through this experience participants will be helped to consider the types of people who came to see Jesus and what decisions they might have made before they came.
This simulation utilizes pictures to stimulate decision making by elementary children, youth, adults or intergenerational groupings including children as young as 5 in study or fellowship settings. The experience takes approximately
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2nd - 12th, Adult Education
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All Saints Banquet Simulation (including activity pages and rubrics)
This simulation is a fun way to get your students researching and actively learning about the saints. There is NO PREP and the instructions are very flexible depending on how many students you have. You can let the students choose which saint to research, or you can assign saints I have suggested. On day one, students research and fill out a graphic organizer based on the saint they are assigned. On the second day, students talk to each other and fill out an Activity sheet. They will have s
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4th - 12th
Just War and Pacifist Debate and PowerPoint
Want to do a short unit on Just War Theory and Pacifism? Look no further! This bundle includes a PowerPoint that introduces the basic teachings of both positions, giving their core beliefs and identifying prominent Christian thinkers who hold to each view. After reviewing both positions, have the students stretch their theological muscles by defending one side in a structured debate. The debate material includes guidelines, a schedule, prep questions, and a note sheet.
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7th - 12th
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Catholic Feast Day Photo Project
A project about feast days and the liturgical year that really turns up the creativity & engagement in my classroom!Students find works of art for different feast days, and recreate the images in their group. They match the poses, facial expressions, etc. and photograph themselves. They then place that image side-by-side with the original art. On the next slide, they include information they have learned about the feast day. You can easily adapt the amount & type of research you would li
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6th - 12th
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Peter's Dilemma - a Biblical Simulation
This Biblical Simulation is based on the story of Peter being confronted by a maid during Jesus’ trial as found in Matthew 26:57-58, 69. 'Peter’s Dilemma' is whether to deny or affirm his relationship with Jesus. The simulation is designed to be utilized in either a study setting or in a worship service as a creative way to share the message. It is particularly appropriate for use during Holy Week.
In a study setting 4 groups spend time in preparation and then play out the simulation. Total t
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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