Homework due on Monday 21 April.
Read Luke 23:1-6.
Answer the following questions:
1. What were the four crimes that the authorities accused Jesus of?
2. Make a list of the any examples in the life of Jesus when he did something that could be considered one of these crimes.
3. Write down your reasons for either agreeing with or disagreeing with each of the accusations.
4. Write down your verdict next to each accusation: Guilty or Not Guilty.
Homework due on Monday 31 March.
Finish the worksheet on the Resurrection.
Homework is due on Tuesday 25 March.
I am looking forward to seeing your creative, artistic imaginative responses to the images of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane that we have seen in class.
I expect you to produce a painting or drawing of Jesus in the Garden, but if you feel moved to produce a poem or piece of music, those will be great as well. Be creative!
I just found this website for the new BBC drama for Holy Week, The Passion. I would highly recommend watching this, especially since it fits in so well with what we are studying at the moment!
I would love to hear your comments and thoughts on the website and the programme.
Homework due on Monday 17 March.
In class, you will have begun a newspaper article about the events of Palm Sunday. This should be completed for next Monday. You can type the article up if you want, and you may wish to include a picture. (Click here to remind yourself of what happened!)
Remember – the first paragraph of a newspaper article should always contain: What, Who, When and Where, so that if the editor needs to cut out paragraphs because something more exciting has happened, none of the key points will be lost.
A good article will also include at least one eye witness account.
Homework due on Monday 10 March.
Write a diary for Holy Week. You have a sheet that you can fill in. Here are some helpful hints (don’t just copy!):
Palm Sunday: Jesus rode into Jerusalem on the foal of a donkey … What happened? What did the crowd say and do?
Monday: Jesus turned over the moneychanger’s tables in the temple … What did he say?
Tuesday: Jesus taught the people …
Wednesday: Jesus was anointed at Bethany … By whom? What did Judas say? What did Judas do next?
Maundy Thursday: the Last Supper and all the happened before and after that …arrest, trials …
I look forward to reading your diaries. They can be short (if you fill in the sheet, there is a small space for each day), but you can make them longer and type or write them out if you want. You could also complete your homework on here, by adding a comment and writing about each day in the comment box!
