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An Introduction to the Bible

An Introduction to the Bible. Lesson Notes. Today we are thinking about our favourite books. What types of books do you like?. Our favourite books:. Your Task. Draw a picture of a scene from your favourite book.

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An Introduction to the Bible

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  1. An Introduction to the Bible Lesson Notes

  2. Today we are thinking about our favourite books.

  3. What types of books do you like? Our favourite books:

  4. Your Task • Draw a picture of a scene from your favourite book. • Write the title of your favourite story and explain why it is your favourite.

  5. My favourite book is__________ This is my favourite book because: ______________________________________________________

  6. Subject: RE Area of Study: An introduction to The Bible. Lesson: 1 Year Group: Year 1 Prior to the lesson ask children to bring to school their favourite books. Learning Objective To understand that books are important. Lesson Introduction Slide 1-cover slide Slide 2-Talk about the lesson objective. Slides 3-Children talk about their favourite books. Teacher writes some of the names of their favourite books on the slide Slide 4-Discuss the task Slide 5- Teacher models what is expected of the children. Lesson Activities Children draw a picture of their favourite book and write why its is their favourite book. Plenary Introducethe idea of the Bible being a special book. Home

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