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Core Learning
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- Recognise that Incarnation and Salvation are part of a ‘Big Story’ of the Bible (A1)
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- I can talk about why Easter is important to Christians
- I know that Easter is a festival that occurs in spring to remember a very important part of the Bible
- I know that Christians believe that Jesus is God come to Earth
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- Tell stories of Holy Week and Easter from the Bible and recognise a link with the idea of Salvation (Jesus rescuing people) (A1)
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- I can act out the important parts of the Easter story and reflect on each part of the story
- The entry into Jerusalem
- Jesus’ betrayal
- Jesus’ crucifixion
- The empty tomb
- Jesus’ appearance to his friends
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- Recognise that Jesus gives instructions about how to behave (B1)
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- I know that Jesus rising from the his tomb teaches Christians that after they die, they can also have a new life, a life with God in Heaven
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- Give at least three examples of how Christians show their beliefs about Jesus’ death and resurrection in church worship at Easter. (B1-2) (Challenge)
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- I can explain why eggs are connected to Easter
- I understand why Christians visit the Stations of the Cross at Easter
- I understand why Christians attend the 3 pm service on Good Friday
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- Think, talk and ask questions about whether the story of Easter has anything to say to them about sadness, hope or heaven, exploring different ideas (C1-3) (Challenge)
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- I can explore different ideas about the themes of sadness, hope and heaven in the Easter story, expressing my own ideas and asking questions
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