Good Morning Year 1We are still thinking about the big question:Are Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur important to Jewish Children?Firstly we are going to think about the word spirituality. Abraham is described as a spiritual leader. Jewish people see him as the spiritual father. Someone inside your heart.What does spirituality mean?It means a sense of Awe and wonder. Like WOW. It is appreciating the natural world. Some examples are Birds, flowers, trees, stars, moon, sky and most of all what is inside your heart.Draw a heart include all the things you see and feel in the natural world

• Let us look at the story of Abraham and Sarah.Watch the film clip Abraham and Sarah 3:04 mins • Then let's discuss the PowerPoint story• Next make a mini book on the story. Ordering the story into events.

Long ago, there was a man called Abram who lived in a place called Haran. He owned many different animals, including sheep and cattle. Abram was a good man who lived with his wife called Sarai but they had no children.

On one day, God visited Abram to give him a message. “I want you topack up all of your things Abram and leave your home.” He wanted himto go to a new land. He made a promise to Abram. “I promise I will blessyour family.” Abram trusted God and moved to a new land.

Abram, who was now 75, and his wife Sarai, packed up all of their belongings in the land of Hanan and moved to a new land called Canaan.

One night in Canaan, after a hard day’s work, God appeared to Abram again. He toldhim to look to the sky and count all of the stars. He explained that that would be howmany descendants he would have. Abram told his wife about the news - she laughedbecause she believed they were too old! God reminded Abram of his promise. Godchanged his name to Abraham, which means ‘father of many’ and his wife’s to Sarah.

3 visitors came to find Abraham and Sarah. They told them they were messengersfrom the Lord. The visitors told Sarah she would give birth to a child. Sarah was 90years old.

Months passed and Sarah and Abraham did go on to have a baby. They namedhim Isaac. They remembered the promise God made all of those years ago, thatif they moved to a new land, he would bless their family. They thanked God forHis gift of Isaac.