Young Teen (Junior High)

Visual AidsInstruction SheetFall Quarter, 2014

Using the visual materials Visual aids assist the teacher in presenting the lesson and aid the student in the learning process. The visual aids con-sist of a quarterly theme poster that presents the subject of the quarter, three unit posters that remind students of each unit’s theme, thirteen lesson posters and twenty-six photomasters that may be used as overhead transparencies or copied and handed out to the students. Unit posters should be posted at the beginning of a unit and remain up throughout the quarter with the weekly lesson posters that belong to each lesson. The teaching posters may be used separately as teaching aids.

UNIT POSTERS Before beginning a unit of study, place these posters in a prominent place on the classroom wall. Allow enough room to put up the lesson posters that relate to each lesson in the unit.

UNIT 1 Unit 1 Poster focuses on prominent world religions.

UNIT 2 Unit 2 Poster deals with cults and their ungodly beliefs. It gives a warning to young teens today.

UNIT 3 Unit 3 Poster will focus on false religious practices or organizations that claim to be of a Christian nature.

LESSON POSTERS AND VISUALS Lesson posters should be used at the appropriate time in the lessons each week.

LESSON 1 Lesson 1 Poster introduces “The True and Living God” and poses the question “What Do You Believe About God?” Hand out copies of Photomaster 1-1. It lists some names or titles of God found in Scripture. Read the five Bible passages and have students tell in their own words what characteristics of God the passages describe. Each student should receive a copy of Photomaster 1-2. Students will follow the instructions on the photomaster and will list some of the things archae-ologists of the future might find in the ruins of their houses. What would these articles tell future generations about their God?

LESSON 2 Lesson 2 Poster reminds students that the Bible calls the atheist a fool. Use the poster to introduce the material found in the Lesson Exposition and in the student leaflet. Hand out copies of Photomaster 2-1. Students are to check the headlines they think can be believed. Hand out copies of Photomaster 2-2 and have students check three reasons why some teenagers who profess to be Christians do not take their belief in God seriously.

LESSON 3 Lesson 3 Poster compares Buddhism with Christianity. The teachings of Buddhism ramble and point only to a mystical place called nirvana. Christianity points to the eternal God. Make one copy of Photomaster 3-1 and use it according to the instructions in the Lesson Strategy. Hand out copies of Photomaster 3-2 to help students understand the words in the Vocabulary Builder.

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Young Teen (Junior High) Visual Aids, Lesson 1 Poster Fall Quarter, 2014 Young Teen (Junior High) Visual Aids, Lesson 2 Poster Fall Quarter, 2014

Isaiah 44:6-20 Psalm 14:1

Young Teen (Junior High) Visual Aids, Lesson 5 Poster Fall Quarter, 2014 Young Teen (Junior High) Visual Aids, Lesson 6 Poster Fall Quarter, 2014

Genesis 17:18-22; Ephesians 2:8, 9Exodus 20:1-7; Hebrews 9:27; Titus 3:5