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Pray, Review, and Preview

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Bible Reading: Jesus Dies on the Cross

Theme: Geography

Pronunciation: /kr/ (cr) and /kl/ (cl)

Grammar:

Questions: Which/why/how…?

I live near…

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What do you see?

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1. a forest

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5. a lake

6. a desert

2. a meadow

3. a city

4. a tourist

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Listen and repeat.

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a lake

a mountain

a river

a valley

lakes

mountains

rivers

valleys

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a forest

a meadow

a desert

a beach

forests

meadows

deserts

beaches

Listen and repeat.

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a city

a hill

a tourist

to climb

cities

hills

tourists

He climbs the hill.

Listen and repeat.

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Questions ?

Answers

Which

Why

How long

How long

How far

How far

do you want, coffee or tea?

do you visit Nepal?

is your class?

is the river?

is the lake from here?

is the city from here?

Tea, please.

Because I like mountains.

It’s 2 hours long.

It’s 30 miles long.

It’s 15 miles from here.

It’s a 10 minute walk.

Listen and repeat.

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A: Which place do you want to visit today?

B: Let’s go to the beach. We can swim in the

sea.

A: I’d rather go to the city. We can shop in the stores.

B: Okay. Let’s go to the city today. But let’s go to the beach tomorrow. And we can climb the mountain the next day.

A. Great idea!

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Listen and repeat.

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Listen and repeat.

A: Where do you live?

B: I live near the city of Chicago.

A: Are there any lakes near the city?

B: Yes, and there are beautiful rivers and meadows as well.

A: I would love to visit your city one day.

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Listen and repeat.

  1. The class climbs the hill.
  2. Jesus was killed on the cross.
  1. /kr/ spelled cr-

2. /kl/ spelled cl-

3. Challenge

cross

class

create

clock

across

close

cry

climb

crush

clean

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Listen and repeat.

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hill

city

across

lake

river

create

beach

mountain

obey

climb

desert

o’clock

A.

B.

C.

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Many Jewish people liked Jesus. But some of their leaders hated him. They were jealous and afraid of him.  

Jesus Dies on the Cross

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John 19:17-19, 25-30, Luke 23:46-47, Mark 15:39

                 

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The Jewish leaders wanted to kill Jesus. So they brought him to Pilate, the Roman governor. Pilate ruled over the Jewish people. He told the leaders they could kill Jesus on a cross. But Jesus was not guilty of anything bad.

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The soldiers took Jesus to a hill near the city. There they nailed Jesus to the cross. Pilate put a sign on the cross over Jesus' head. The sign was in three languages. It said, "Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews." 

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Jesus saw his mother near the cross. She was with John, one of the disciples. Jesus said to his mother, "Now John is your son." Then Jesus said to John, "Now she is your mother." From that day, John took care of Jesus' mother at his own home.

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Jesus knew that his work was now finished. Everything about Jesus had happened as the Bible said. So Jesus said, "It is finished." Then he gave up his life and he died.

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A soldier near the cross saw what happened. He saw Jesus on the cross.

He saw Jesus die. The soldier said, "This was a good man. He was the Son of God."�

 

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Answer the questions.

  1. How did Jesus die?
  2. After Jesus’ death, what did the soldier say?
  3. Why did Jesus have to die on the cross?
  4. What does the death of Jesus mean to you?

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Listen and fill in the blanks.

Hi Sara, it’s me! Thanks for helping me __1__ the mountain on my trip to your country. When I’m in your country, I like to walk __2__ the meadows that are __3__ to the river. I also like your country’s __4__ and food. But there is one problem—the pollution is getting bad. God __5__ a beautiful world. It makes me __6__ to see it destroyed with garbage

on the beach and in the rivers. I want to

__7__ up the pollution.

I want to talk with you about this.

Goodbye, and please call me soon.

clothes

cry

class

created

climb

close

across

clean

crush

clock

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Questions

Answers

  1. Which city do you live in?

I live in Chicago.

2. How long _________

3. Is there __________

4. Are there __________

5. Which is __________

6. How far __________

7. Why ___________

8. Where __________

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Write questions and ask your partner.

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What can we do here?

1

2

3

Let’s look at flowers in the meadow.

sit

listen

4

5

6

climb

find

pray

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What can we do here?

1

2

3

sing

study

climb

4

5

6

talk

buy

fish

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Sing a new song to the Lord,

For he does amazing things.

Let the forests shout for joy.

Let the earth and heavens sing!

Rivers, clap your hands.

Mountains, all sing out.

All together now,

Let us sing and shout! (x2)

Song—Rivers, Clap Your Hands! Psalm 96 & 98

All sea creatures, leap and dance.

Meadow flowers, praise our king.

Hills and valleys, jump with joy,

For our Lord made everything!

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1. Read the next lesson’s Bible verses: Romans 5:6-11,

John 3:16-17 

2. Which places do you live near? Which places are far away?

      • mountain – There are no mountains near my house. They are far away.
      • city
      • lake
      • desert
      • meadow
      • forest
      • valley
      • river

Homework 1 & 2

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10�

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12�

1 

2

3 

4

5

6�

a lake

lakes

3. Write the words for the pictures.

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A. Christ died on the cross.

B. God created the world.

C. Can I climb the hill?

D. Please close the door.

E. His mother cleans the clothes.

F. She began to cry.

4. Mark the cl- and cr- words. Then write and say the sentences.

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Put the following sentences in the right order from 1-7.

  • A soldier near the cross saw what happened.
  • Jesus said, “It is finished.”

_ Jesus asked John to take care of his mother.  

_ Pilate told the leaders that they could kill Jesus.  

1 Many Jewish people liked Jesus.

  • The Jewish leaders wanted to kill Jesus.
  • They nailed Jesus to the cross.

5. Homework

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Even if I walk through a valley as dark as the grave, I will not be afraid of any danger, because you are with me. Your rod and staff comfort me.

Psalm 23:4 ERV

The army officer who was standing there in front of the cross saw what happened when Jesus died. The officer said, “This man really was the Son of God!”

Mark 15:39

6. Homework – Choose 1 Verse to Memorize

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B

A

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6. Homework – Choose 1 Verse to Memorize

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When he tasted the wine, he said, “It is finished.” Then he bowed his head and died.

John 19:30 ERV

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  1. A ____ is a place with a lot of grass.
  2. A ____ is a place where there are many buildings.
  3. A ____ is a place where fish live.
  4. A ____ is a place between hills or mountains.
  5. A ____ is a place with many trees.
  6. A ____ is a person who visits different places.

7. Homework – Fill in the blanks

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river

tourist

valley

meadow

forest

city

climb

beach

mountain

hill

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8. Homework – Read and answer.

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Many people around the world believe that Jesus is the son of God. People who live in mountains, cities, deserts, and valleys believe in him. They believe that he died for our sins and rose again. They believe that he is alive now and that we can have eternal life with him. These people love Jesus and trust him.

  1. Who do many people believe Jesus is?

  • Where do they live?

  • What do they believe he did?

  • What do you believe?

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Write 10 sentences about places you want to go. Tell what you want to do, how long you want to visit, and why you want to go.

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  • I can talk about geography.
  • I can understand, say, read, and write the 12 vocabulary words.
  • I can ask questions with why, which, and how.
  • I understand that Jesus died on a cross.

10. Homework - Now I Can…

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Closing Prayer

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Appendix

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Acknowledgements

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