Tuesday 1st July

LC: to write an effective retelling of a classic playscript

 

- relative clause with omitted relative pronoun

- blended dialogue, action and description

- expanded noun phrases and description

- cohesive devices (fronted adverbials, pronouns, conjunctions)

- powerful verbs

- short paragraphs/short sentences for effect 

- Shakespearian/formal language 

 

 

 

Review 12

LC: to recognise how the authors' choice of language affects the reader

 

 

 

Tuesday 1st July 2025

LC: To explain how visiting the synagogue deepens people's knowledge and understanding of the teachings of the Torah. 

The Jewish place of worship is called a synagogue. 

places of worship synagogue.pdf

 

In any Jewish community, the rabbi is a respected and educated person who has studied and understands the sacred texts and traditions of Judaism. 

You are going to find out more about the role of the Rabbi and show your learning by creating a job advert. Make notes as you learn. 

 Task 1

 

A religious teacher and leader with authority to make decisions on issues of Jewish law, a rabbi is the chief religious official of a synagogue, who often (but not always) leads worship and conducts rites and rituals.

A Jew will often turn to the rabbi when they have a question about any aspect of their faith, rather than studying the Torah or other texts. The rabbi helps people to understand what Judaism teaches about God and the sort of life God wants people to live. At the heart of synagogue worship is the public reading of the Torah.

 

In Judaism the lives of individuals are closely connected to the larger community. The synagogue also serves as a community gathering place. 

An important time during each week is the Sabbath. Jews observe this period of holiness and rest from sunset on Friday to nightfall on Saturday.

/i/video/Year_5/RE/A_day_in_the_life_of_a_Rabbi.mp4

 Task 2

 

Tuesday 1st July

LC: To know the risks associated with money. (awareness)

 

keeping your money safe presentation.pdf

 Task