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Religious Education
These Reflect a Story
1 The Good Samaritan
2 Chinese New Year
sets are ideal for class
re-enactments of stories.
Each set includes:
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Double sided fair trade
wooden pieces
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70cm Landscape mat
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Accompanying Book to
re-tell each story & the
events
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Handy Bag for storage.
1 The Good Samaritan
Re-enact the story of the Good Samaritan.
3 Rama and Sita Bag
RGSLB
4 Easter
2 Chinese New Year
Explain the significance of the different
animals depicted in the Chinese New Year.
RECBAG
3 Rama and Sita Bag
Re-enact the story of Rama and Sita. The
story can evolve in a clockwise direction.
RESLB
4 Easter
Re-tell the story of Easter, including Palm
Sunday, the Last Supper, the Crucifixion and
the Resurrection.
5 Christmas - Reflect a Story
RETBG
6 Joseph and His Coat of Many Colours
5 Christmas
Re-enact the story of Christmas.
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6 Joseph and His Coat
of Many Colours
By using the colourful landscape mat,
children can easily sequence the story of
Joseph and his coat of many colours.
RJLB
7 Noahs Ark
Brand new for 2009! Follow the journey of
Noah and the animals, as they go abroard
the Ark and brave the flood. Beautifully
illustrated floor mat and 7 fair trade
wooden pieces, with an accompanying Big 8 RE Big Books
Book and handy storage bag to complete
7 Noahs Ark Reflect a Story
the set.
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8 RE Big Books
Enliven your telling of these popular
religious stories with our brand new range
of big books. Big enough for front of class
or group use, they are beautifully illustrated
with colour images throughout, simple text
and beautifully retold.
LI00222 Christmas
2010
LI00224 Creation Story
LI00221 Divali
LI00223 Easter
LI00245 Good Samaritan
LI00220 Joseph & His Coat
LI00248 Chinese New Year
EY01106 Noahs Ark
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