Sin & Hope

Learning Objectives:
1. Know what the word sin means and identify who was sinful in the story of Noah's Ark
2. Reflect on how actions can help or harm themselves and others, and what this means for their friendship with God
3. Understand why Noah represents a beacon of hope in the world

Resources Include: 
- Fully editable lesson PowerPoint
- Footprints Worksheet - Write in the footprints actions which are sins and actions which bring you closer to God
- Footprints Worksheet – Golden Example
- Differentiated Worksheet - In the boxes draw pictures of things which are sins and actions which bring you closer to God.

Religious Education Directory Links:
U2.1.1 - Retell in any form the Noah story (Genesis 6:9-9:17), focusing on Noah and God’s promise to all living creatures in the sign of the rainbow (Gen 9:8-17).
R2.1.2 - Reflecting on how actions can help or harm themselves and others and what this could mean for their friendship with God.

Scheme of Work: Year 2 Creation & Covenant - Lesson 3 _______________________________________________________________________________

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