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An Introduction

Year 8

Mr CampbellImages of God

What Well Cover TodaySubject Specific Terminology (SSTs) & Unit OutcomesIdea of SymbolsWhat YOU Know, What YOU WANT To KnowWorksheet Image/Imagery/MetaphorLearning PrepYour Image of God D Task

Unit OutcomesA Student:C4.1 Explains ways in which God is revealed in the worldC4.9 Gathers & Analyses information about religion, independently and in teamsC4.10 Communication information, ideas and issues in appropriate forms to different audiences and in different contextsC4.11 Uses appropriate terminology related to religion and belief systemsC4.12 Names, reflects on and integrates life experience, within a response to the Christian story and visionSubject Specific Terminology SSTs Image A Representation of the external form of a person or thing in sculpture, painting.Imagery The formation of mental images, figures, or likenesses of things, or of such images collectivelyMetaphor A figure of speech in which a term or phrase is applied to something to which it is not literally applicable in order to suggest a resemblance. Symbol Usually reminds us of something else that is invisible but connected with it. Icon A religious image painted on a flat surface. The icon reminds people of the person whose image is painted on it, and it is a help to their devotion and prayer.

Symbols & SymbolismSymbol Usually reminds us of something else that is invisible but connected with it.

Know & Want Do You?What do you KNOW about God?

What do you WANT to know about God?

Worksheet Image/Imagery/MetaphorAnswer the Questions of the Handout Regarding Image, Imagery & Metaphors. Discuss answers as a group 4-5 StudentsDiscuss answers as a class

In your response, you are encouraged to use SSTs such as: Image, Imagery, Metaphor, Symbol and IconLearning Prep.You are to identify ways in which your personal image of God has changed overtime. Especially from Childhood Adolescence

IDENTIFY One (1) Image of God This is your D TASK

DUE: FRIDAY 18 11 2011 Period 3