Handouts in Toolbox of Faith
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Part of Toolbox of Faith, Grades 4-5
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Handout 1: Cinnamon Heart OrnamentsFrom Toolbox of Faith
This recipe makes about ten non-edible Ornaments….
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Handout 1: Closed Course Compass DirectionsFrom Toolbox of Faith
Mark your team’s starting point with an object. From the starting point, do all of the steps below. Use a compass to make sure your directions are accurate. If you do this correctly, you will finish at the same point where you started. 1. Walk 5 paces to the north. 2. Walk 10 paces to the west. 3.
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Handout 1: Miriam Word Search PuzzleFrom Toolbox of Faith
Circle the words that are related to the biblical prophet, Miriam. Words may run up, down, sideways or diagonally….
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Handout 1: Moment of Courage Skit RulesFrom Toolbox of Faith
All members of the group must be included, in some fashion, in the acting. You may make noise in your acting, if it is relevant to what you are trying to convey. But, you may not use recognizable language. That is, actors may not speak. There will be a time limit for planning and practicing your…
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Handout 1: Star-Stuff Word SearchFrom Toolbox of Faith
From The Kids’ Book of Awesome Stuff by Charlene Brotman, illustrated by Jeila Gueramian (Biddeford, Maine: Brotman-Marshfield Curriculums, 2004). Used with permission.Find the names of some of the elements that were once inside a star. The names go forward, backward, up, down and on the diagonal.
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Handout 1: The History of OstracismFrom Toolbox of Faith
Excerpted from an online Wikipedia article, “Ostracism,” accessed April 4, 2008.A Wikipedia article on ostracism in ancient Athens includes a photo image of three potsherds inscribed with the names of citizens who, at one time, were selected for ostracism by some of their peers….
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Handout 2: Courage and Conviction LetterFrom Toolbox of Faith
You had a chance today to think about some of your own convictions — the things you believe are so important you would stand up for them, even when it is hard to do. Keep your list of convictions, if you made one, or make one later, if you didn’t. Keep thinking about the beliefs and concerns that…