Less than $5 11th Grade Religion Lesson

This resource gives you everything you need to teach Numbers 20 and 21 and to help students to remember. The lesson focuses on the Israelites complaining, Moses striking the rock in disobedience to God, the snakes that bite them and God's salvation from the punishment He sends.

I have included more than one past tense. This is great for students at a novice high, approximately.

This lesson includes:

1. The story of Numbers 20-21 Color
2. The story of Numbers 20-21 Black and White
3. Order the events with key - Reading Comprehension
4. Color Version - Dice Activity, Speaking Activity
5. Black and White Version - Dice, Speaking Activity
6. Printing instructions to create story cards for students to take home
7. Printing instructions for everything included.
8. Writing assignment with rubric included. Rubric goes to Intermediate Mid but can be edited

Why should I choose this resource?

1. The story comes from Scripture but is summarized for young learners. The Word of God is not compromised in the process.

2. Reading, speaking, and writing activities are all included.

3. Color and BW versions!

4. Easy to understand directions throughout the slide when in edit mode.

5. Colorful and engaging pictures to help tell the story for pre-readers or early readers.

6. Writing - includes a rubric for ACTFL

7. Frequently used vocabulary as well as new words to challenge them.

8. Can actually be used for different grade levels. It's more a matter of the level of Spanish of the student and not the grade.

9. Can be used for novice high to intermediate mid students

This product features an engaging "Religion Talk" activity that will have your students thinking, writing, moving, and speaking about religion in preparation for your religion class or unit of study. In this activity, they must choose between 6 different quotes about religion and its purpose from famous figures like Napoleon Bonaparte and The Dalai Lama and articulate why the quote aligns with their own perspective. This lesson is a great way to gain insight about your students' current viewpoints on religion and is guaranteed to spark provocative discussion.

Product includes:

• Comprehensive Lesson Plan
• "Religion Talk" Sheet for students to fill out
• 6 Corresponding "Religion Quote" signs to hang up around your room

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This resource gives you everything you need to teach Numbers 20 and 21 and to help students to remember. The lesson focuses on the Israelites complaining, Moses striking the rock in disobedience to God, the snakes that bite them and God's salvation from the punishment He sends. Since the lesson is in French, it is a great resource for French speakers as well as students learning French.

I have included more than one past tense. This is great for students at a novice high, approximately.

This lesson includes:

1. The story of Numbers 20-21 Color
2. The story of Numbers 20-21 Black and White
3. Order the events with key - Reading Comprehension
4. Color Version - Dice Activity, Speaking Activity
5. Black and White Version - Dice, Speaking Activity
6. Printing instructions to create story cards for students to take home
7. Printing instructions for everything included.
8. Writing assignment with rubric included. Rubric goes to Intermediate Mid but can be edited

Why should I choose this resource?

1. The story comes from Scripture but is summarized for young learners. The Word of God is not compromised in the process.

2. Reading, speaking, and writing activities are all included.

3. Color and BW versions!

4. Easy to understand directions throughout the slide when in edit mode.

5. Colorful and engaging pictures to help tell the story for pre-readers or early readers.

6. Writing - includes a rubric for ACTFL

7. Use of passé composé, imparfait and plus-que-parfait as well as one use of conditional past

8. Frequently used vocabulary as well as new words to challenge them.

9. Can actually be used for different grade levels. It's more a matter of the level of French of the student and not the grade.

10. Can be used for novice high to intermediate mid students