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EYFS UNIT Spring 2a: Forgiveness Concepts: forgiveness, (Related concept: repentance) Medium Term Plan FS KEY QUESTION(S) Learning Objectives Learning Outcomes Activities Key Vocabulary Why do people say sorry? Why do Christians say ‘it matter’ when people make mistakes? The children will learn: the words ‘sorry’ and ‘apologise’ and what they mean to Christians. Some of the reasons that Christians believe it is important to say, ‘it doesn’t matter’ when people make mistakes. About what Jesus’ may have been teaching when he said ‘turn the other cheek’. By the end of this unit: Emerging (Some children) Know what the ‘sorry’ and apologise might mean. Expected (All children) Why the words ‘sorry’ and ‘apologise’ might be important to Christians. What may have been meaning when he said ‘turn the other Exceeding (Few children) Make links with the words ‘sorry and apologise’ and give examples from Lesson 1-2: ‘Saying sorry & apologising’. Ask: Have you ever done anything wrong? What did you do? What happened? Lead discussion into the need for saying ‘sorry’. Ask: What do we mean when we say sorry? (Example answers: we say sorry when we hurt people or when we do something wrong). Using puppets tell a story about saying ‘sorry and apologising’ or choose one of many early years story books on saying sorry eg Don’t hit your sister, by Myra I’m sorry by Sam McBratney Mouse Say "Sorry" (Hello Genius) Lucy's Quarrel (Lucy and Alice Story) by Ask the children to show you what kind of face they have when they say they are sorry. Why? Role play saying sorry for something in pairs. Over the week role play in home corner/small construction, drama, songs and games involving saying “Sorry” in a range of situations eg.‘Sorry that’s okay’ rap: ‘Saying I’m Sorry’ Hello kitty story: sorry apologise forgiveness God Resources children’s Bible speech bubbles post-its ‘sorry’ card template
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