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Spring 2 - Salvation

 

 

 

Question

Why Does Easter matter to Christians?

Assessment for this topic

  • Recognise that God, Incarnation, Gospel and Salvation are part of the ‘Big Story’ of the Bible (A1)
  • 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
  • Tell stories of Holy Week and Easter and make a link with the idea of Salvation (Jesus rescuing people) (A1)
  • 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
  • Cleansing of the Temple
  • Last Supper
  • Jesus’ trial
  • Give at least three examples of how Christians show their beliefs about Jesus as Saviour in church worship  (B1-2) (Challenge)
  • I can give at least three examples of how Christians show their beliefs about Jesus as Saviour in church worship  (Challenge)
  • Think, talk and ask questions about whether the text has something to say to them (for example, about whether forgiveness is important), exploring different ideas (C1-3) (Challenge)
  • I know that the words on the cross show Christians that Jesus forgives and is forgiving
  • I can say how the Easter story speaks to me (Challenge)

Keywords for this topic

Incarnation   

Gospel

Salvation 

Christian

Easter

 Easter Story 

 Jesus

God

 Earth

Heaven

Jerusalem 

Betrayal

Crucifixion

Good Friday

Cross

 Tomb 

Eggs

New Life

Disciples

 Jesus’ Friends

 Temple  

 Cleansing   

Saviour

Holy Week

 

Knowledge to be learnt in this topic

Children will know that:

  • Easter is very important in the ‘big story’ of the Bible. Jesus showed that he was willing to forgive all people, even for putting him on the cross
  • Christians believe Jesus builds a bridge between God and humans

Christians believe Jesus rose from the dead, giving people hope of a new life

Half-termly article for this topic

 

More information about our home half-termly articles for religious education can be found here

Yearbook articles

For the academic year 2022-2023, each child will be given a yearbook for their year group outlining the learning and information in each subject.