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Script: Promised Children, Promised Child for Christmas
The script blends Hebrews 11, the prophesies about Jesus and the "black sheep" ancestors of the Lamb of God to tell of the promises made related to his birth and the fulfillment of those promises. Starting with Adam and Eve, it traces Jesus lineage and accompanying promises through those mentioned in the Matthew and Luke genealogies and Hebrews 11. An invitation is extended to believers and seekers at the finale. Songs and video can be added.
Cast: 23, doubling and tripling possible plus cho
6th - 12th
Drama, Religion
Power Point: Hall of Faith (Hebrews 11)
The Hall of Faith power point can be used for choral readings or a lesson about faithful Bible characters. Sixteen slides of selected verses from Hebrews 11 and pictures will show and tell of rewarded faith towards a faithful God. Can be edited to have sound added.
Practicing for a performance, an authentic reason to read and reread) will increase reading comprehension and fluency and assist in hiding the word of God in the heart
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3rd - 12th
Drama, Reading, Religion
Norse Mythology Resources
This bundle of resources has everything you need to teach a comprehensive unit on Norse mythology! Appropriate for 9-12 grades, it provides weeks worth of materials that you can choose from as you craft your unit! It includes an overview of Norse Mythology (Study Guide handouts)8 reading assignments with questions Reader's Theatre Script53-slide PowerPoint presentation that can easily be broken into multiple lessonsNumerous activities, research, and writing opportunitiesQuiz
9th - 12th
Ancient History, Literature, Religion
Go and Tell choral reading package
Go Ye is a choral reading package containing a 5 page, 6-7 minute choral reading script for 5 main readers and 7 cameo readers in addition to ALL lines. It is based on scriptures about sharing the gospel and Jesus final commission to his disciples. Optional suggestions for using pantomime actors is included.
Choral reading offers a much more time efficient way for every student to read aloud compared to Round Robin reading. It provides a wonderful way to increase fluency and comprehension wit
3rd - 7th
Drama, Reading, Religion
Our Lady of Guadalupe: Slide Show and Art Project
Celebrate December with this inclusive slide show on Our Lady of Guadalupe and the miracle that Juan Diego witnessed in Mexico 500 years ago. The slide show also includes a section on Aztec culture and Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire to give students background on how the miracle affected relations between the two warring cultures. Other slides illustrate and discuss some 20 symbols and miraculous features of the tilma that Juan Diego used to gather roses in. A simple art project is also i
1st - 8th
Religion, Visual Arts, World History
Christian Chapel Skit - "What's Bigger?"
This humorous skit was written for a school chapel service and performed by 6th graders but could be easily accommodated to go as low as 3rd grade. The text for the skit is Ephesians 3:18-19a, "May you have the power to understand ...... how long and high and wide and deep is God's love for us." The skit is a mock game show in which contestants compete to answer the question, "What's bigger" regarding a variety of items. It culminates in the realization by the contestants that God's love is b
3rd - 10th
Drama, Religion
Christian Chapel Skit - "The Secret Ingredient is Love"
This humorous skit was part of an elementary chapel service and was used to illustrate the meaning of 1 John 3:16, "This is how we know what love is: Jesus Christ laid down His life for us." In this skit, two scientists invent robots to help perform daily chores. The effort and thoroughness of these creations is lacking until the scientists add the secret ingredient - the great motivator of love. The contrast between Jesus' sacrificial love and the robots' bare minimum is made at the end of th
4th - 8th
Drama, Religion
Christian Chapel Skit - "God Is The Best Baker" (Romans 8:28)
Even the most delicious cake is a mixture of ingredients that taste horrible by themselves. This is the lesson learned by the skit's main character who is coaxed into eating the singular cake ingredients by bakers who claim to serve "only the best." Our lives are like that, too, but our God, the Master Baker, takes the good and not-so-good things and mixes them together and turns them into something beautiful. Through easy-to-learn echoing narration, this humorous skit teaches the truth of
4th - 8th
Drama, Religion
The Last Supper Reenactment/skit/Theater
A script for a reenactment of the last supper. We used this at church on Holy Thursday for the 5th graders to present from memory. It was a short, but meaningul presentation!
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