Bible and EnglishMrs. DesMarais

Lesson # 51The Resurrection

or words

In today’s lesson….

1. I can find and read words with

“or”.

2. I can use the conjunction “and”.3. I can find details and text features

in a nonfiction text.

4. I can describe a root word.5. I can spell words and define words

correctly.

Phonics: Words with “or”

fort more corn

sort report storm

worn before chore

short fork store

sport wore horse

Grammar: “and”

The word “and” is a conjunction.

It joins parts of a sentence

together.Example:

I walked to the store and bought a

present for my friend.

Grammar: “and”Find the conjunction:

1. It is hot in the summer

and cold in the winter.

2. I like ice cream and cake

on my birthday.

3. We can ride our bikes and

go to the park.

Grammar: “and”Change and add “and” to

these sentences:

1.She went to the store. She bought new shoes.

2. Leo is coming with us. Michael is coming with us.

Root Word: techne

http://www.proprofs.com/flashcards/cardshow.php?title=greek-latin-roots_29&quesnum=1

Flash Card 50

Spelling Words Lesson 51http://www.spellingcity.com/LuminaBE2/

hard c soft ccoast centcake citycamel facecook ricecoin pencil

Online Activity

Starfall story #13 – words with “or”

http://www.starfall.com/n/control-or/or/load.htm?f

Comprehension: Details

http://teacher.scholastic.com/a

ctivities/bll/nina/

Noting Details

Comprehension: Details

Find the main idea and details.

Tom is a great soccer player. He

tries hard and practices every day.

He works on dribbling and kicking.

He also runs every day and reads

books about soccer.

Comprehension: Text Features

Features of Nonfiction and How They Help Us Read

Feature Where is it? How It Helps

1 Table of Front Tells what is contents in the book

2 Index End Helps us find information by

page number

Text Features: Table of Contents

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Text Features: Index

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Comprehension: Text Features

Features of Nonfiction and How They Help Us Read

Feature Where is it? How It Helps

1 Title Page Front Book name, author

2 Chapter Top of each Tells what name chapter each chapter

is about3 Glossary Back Defines words

Text Features: Title Page

First page of book: Magic Tree House #23

Twister on Tuesday

Mary Pope Osborne

Random House 2001amazon.com

Text Features: Chapters/Headings

Example

http://www.cia.indiana.edu

Chapter 1: “I Pledge”Chapter HeadingsA Pledge is a Promise A Promise for a PetThe Pledge of AllegianceUnderstanding the Pledge

Text Features: Glossary

Definition of words used in textallegiance (UH-lee-jance)

strong feelings of loyaltyindivisible (IN-di-VIZ- uh- bull)

cannot be split upjustice (JUST-iss) fairnessliberty (LI-burr-tee) freedompledge (Plej) a formal promise http://www.cia.indiana.edu

Bible Lesson: The ResurrectionMatthew Mark Luke John

first day of the weekempty tomb, Galilee

womenJesus Christ

disciples, Peterguardsangels

chief priests, elders

Vocabulary Lesson 51www.spellingcity.com

1.alarmed – worry, concern, fear2.risen- move or get up3.roll- move by turning4.cloth- soft woven material5.report – a retelling or description6.nonsense- foolish or silly7.sum- total of numbers added up8.circulated- pass or move around

Review: While you read…

TELL yourself what the author says.ASK if what you’re reading makes

sense.

PICTURE what the author describes.

FIND the main ideas.

PREDICT what will come next.

There was a violent

earthquake, for an angel of the

Lord came down from heaven

and, going to the tomb, rolled

back the stone and sat on it.

His appearance was like

lightning, and his clothes were

white as snow.

  The guards were so

afraid of him that they

shook and became like

dead men.

After the Sabbath, on the

first day of the week, early in

the morning, the women took

the spices they had prepared

and went to the tomb.

As they were on their

way to the tomb  and they

asked each other, “Who

will roll the stone away

from the entrance of the

tomb?”

They found the stone rolled away from the tomb.

They did not find the body of

the Lord Jesus, but they saw a

young man dressed in white,

and were alarmed.  “Don’t be

alarmed,” he said. “You are

looking for Jesus the Nazarene,

who was crucified. He has risen!

He is not here. See the place

where they laid him.”

“But go, tell his disciples

and Peter, ‘He is going

ahead of you into Galilee.

There you will see him, just

as he told you.’”

When they came back from

the tomb, they told all these

things to the Eleven and to

all the others.   But they did

not believe the women,

because their words seemed

to them like nonsense.

  Peter and the other

disciple started for the tomb.

 Both were running, but the

other disciple outran Peter

and reached the tomb first.

 He bent over and looked in at

the strips of linen lying there

but did not go in.

Then Simon Peter, who was

behind him, arrived and went

into the tomb. He saw the strips

of linen lying there,  as well as

the burial cloth that had been

around Jesus’ head. The cloth

was folded up by itself,

separate from the linen.

 Finally the other disciple,

who had reached the tomb

first, also went inside. He saw

and believed. (They still did

not understand from Scripture

that Jesus had to rise from the

dead.)

Some of the guards went into the city and reported all that had happened.

  The chief priests met with

the elders and made a plan.

They gave the soldiers large

sums of money and told them,

“You must say, ‘His disciples

came during the night and stole

him away while we were

asleep.’

 If this report gets to the

governor, we will keep you out

of trouble.”  So the soldiers

took the money and did as they

were instructed. And this story

has been widely circulated

among the Jews to this very

day.

Bible Verse

  “Don’t be alarmed,” he said.

“You are looking for Jesus the

Nazarene, who was crucified.

He has risen! He is not here.

See the place where they laid

him. Mark 16:6

Song: Christ Arose

Low in the grave He lay,

Jesus, my Savior!

Waiting the coming day,

Jesus, my Lord!

Song: “Christ Arose”

Chorus:

Up from the grave He arose,

With a mighty triumph o'er His

foes;

He arose a victor

From the dark domain,

Song: “Christ Arose”

Chorus:

And He lives forever

With His saints to reign.

He arose! He arose!

Hallelujah! Christ arose!

Song: “Christ Arose”

Vainly they watch His bed,

Jesus, my Savior!

Vainly they seal the dead,

Jesus my Lord!

Song: “Christ Arose”

Chorus:

Up from the grave He arose,

With a mighty triumph o'er His

foes;

He arose a victor

From the dark domain,

Song: “Christ Arose”

Chorus:

And He lives forever

With His saints to reign.

He arose! He arose!

Hallelujah! Christ arose!

Song: “Christ Arose”

Death cannot keep his

prey,

Jesus, my Savior!

He tore the bars away,

Jesus my Lord!

Song: “Christ Arose”

Chorus:

Up from the grave He arose,

With a mighty triumph o'er His

foes;

He arose a victor

From the dark domain,

Song: “Christ Arose”

Chorus:

And He lives forever

With His saints to reign.

He arose! He arose!

Hallelujah! Christ arose!

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