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NGfLCymru 4. Last updated 16 July Share this Share through email Share through twitter Share through linkedin Share through facebook Share through pinterest. File previews. A comprehensive resource covering the person and his teachings as well as people affected by him Medium term plans for learning about who Jesus is. Reviews 4. Select overall rating no rating. PJFitz 5 years ago. Hairymclairy12 6 years ago. Why do you think this? Take a quick look at what He may have looked like Tell me about your friends.

How many friends do you have? What do you do with your friends? Do your friends all have the same interests as you? How are you different and similar? Do you think Jesus had friends when he was a child? Jesus' friends are called???? The people we are pretending to be, today, wanted to hear Jesus teach. What sort of things do we think that Jesus taught them? We are going to have a long wait, is anyone feeling hungry or tired? Does anyone want to go home?

You might not get a chance to see Jesus. Who can ask someone help read this bible passage to them? John Next w e are going to watch the story of the feeding of the Discuss the meaning of a miracle with your adult. A miracle is something which cannot really be explained in our view of the world, so it is not the same as a magic trick which can be explained.

Now for the fun part - Children to use playdough or any art materials to make the loaves and fishes then share their finished models with others. Week 3 Why do Christians believe that Jesus was a healer? People were often brought to Jesus to see if he would make them feel better. Who has ever felt ill? What was wrong? Who helped to make you better? What did you do to get better? What do you think the word "Healer" means? How do Christians believe that Jesus could heal?

Y ou are going to hear a story about a man called Jairus. He was a very important man and he lived at the same time as Jesus. Story - Jairus ' Daughter. Ask your child for their opinions on the story. Explain that Christians believe that Jesus has the power to bring people back to life! Christians believe that it is a true story, written down in the Christian holy book, the Bible. They believe that Jesus can still help them today and many Christians talk to Jesus, through prayer, about the things that are worrying them.

They ask for his help. Explain that there were other stories about Jesus healing people. Look at some Easter cards and Easter pictures. Which tell us about what happened to Jesus. Use pictures of large faces showing different emotions, and ask pupils to see if they can guess the emotions being expressed — and what might have made the people feel that way?

Think about the fact Christians believe God made people to be like him — able to feel and express emotions. Talk about the things which make you sad and happy. Explain the story behind the celebration of Easter has two parts — a sad part, and a happy part.