Moses
This religious education scheme of work for Key Stage Two gets the children to explore and record the life and achievements of Moses and his impact on the development of Christianity. The class can use drama and art and design to demonstrate their understanding of what happened to Moses and the Hebrews.
Explore and record the life and achievements of Moses from the Old Testament in the Christian Bible and his impact on the development of Christianity
Lesson One : Moses’ Childhood
Practise using drama to explore and present information about the early life and childhood of Moses from verses in the Old Testament
Lesson Two : Ten Plagues
Select and record some dialogue sentences to explain the meaning of events in a story from the Bible about Moses related to the ten plagues that attacked Egypt
Lesson Three : Flight From Egypt
Design and produce artwork to explain the meaning of a story from the Old Testament about when Moses helped the Hebrews escape from Egypt
Lesson Four : Desert Journey
Investigate how to use drama to explore what happened to Moses and the Hebrews following their escape from Egypt into the desert
Lesson Five : Ten Commandments
Identify and record the meaning behind one of the ten commandments that was given to Moses by God when on a mountain in the desert
Lesson Six : School Commandments
Suggest and record a set of rules for pupils in the school to follow based on a story from the Bible about what happened to Moses and the Hebrews
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3D Shape Labels
Identify and record how to label models and illustrations of some different 3D shapes to indicate their special properties
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Adventure Plays
practise composing and performing play scripts using the correct structure and format to illustrate adventures to different locations
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Shakespeare Plays
Investigate the structure and format of different scenes extracted from plays by William Shakespeare to use for drama performances
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Greek Myths
Practise composing narrative stories to illustrate the structure and format of myths based on culture and traditions from Ancient Greece