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The scope and sequence is a comprehensive list of topics that the Sunday School curriculum will cover throughout the school year. it can be thought of as the curriculum or syllabus. The topics within the scope and sequence are further specified using learning outcomes. For the revised curriculum, we have identified 53 different topics to be covered. These topics will be introduced during grades 1-4, developed during grades 5-8 and then mastered in grades 9 to 12.  This means a child will be exposed to a topic at least 3 times during their Sunday School career.
  
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If we break the term 'Scope and Sequence' down, scope refers to the depth and range of the content to be taught at a specific grade level and the development of the content across grade levels. The sequence is the order in which the content should be taught for the best learning within a grade level and across grade levels.
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The scope and sequence is a comprehensive list of concepts, ideas, and topics that the school curriculum has to cover through lessons, lectures, and tests. Each "Grade" Link provides the summary of what the child should know by the end of that Grade.
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To start, please get familiarized with the Scope and Sequence of topics and observe the gradual growth in learning from introduction to development and development to mastery of each topic. To put this in context, in Grades 1-4, we introduce topics. Grades 5-8 is where each already-introduced topic gets developed and Grades 9-12 is where mastery of these topics is accomplished. You can see which grades are discussing what, and how the progression is planned in the Scope and Sequence section available on Talmido.
  
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Scope is the depth and range of the content to be taught at a specific grade level and the development of the content across grade levels. Sequence is the order in which the content should be taught for the best learning within a grade level and across grade levels.
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When you click the 'Lessons by Topic' link on the left side of Talmido, you will see the 53 topics, as well as which grades those topics will be covered in. Further, you will have the opportunity to see which lessons in that specific grade relate to that topic.  
 
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| '''[[Entry of our Lord into Jerusalem (Ooshaino)]]''' || [[3rd Grade#Entry of our Lord into Jerusalem (Ooshaino)|Grade 3]] || [[5th Grade#Entry of our Lord into Jerusalem (Ooshaino)|Grade 5]] || [[10th Grade#Entry of our Lord into Jerusalem (Ooshaino)|Grade 10]]
 
| '''[[Entry of our Lord into Jerusalem (Ooshaino)]]''' || [[3rd Grade#Entry of our Lord into Jerusalem (Ooshaino)|Grade 3]] || [[5th Grade#Entry of our Lord into Jerusalem (Ooshaino)|Grade 5]] || [[10th Grade#Entry of our Lord into Jerusalem (Ooshaino)|Grade 10]]
 
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| '''[[Passover (Pesaho)]]''' || [[3rd Grade#Passover (Pesaho)|Grade 3]] || [[5th Grade#Passover (Pesaho)|Grade 5]] || [[10th Grade#Passover (Pesaho)|Grade 10]]
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| '''[[Passover (Pesaha)]]''' || [[3rd Grade#Passover (Pesaha)|Grade 3]] || [[5th Grade#Passover (Pesaha)|Grade 5]] || [[10th Grade#Passover (Pesaha)|Grade 10]]
 
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| '''[[Great Friday (Arubtho Rabtho Dazqeephutho)]]''' || [[3rd Grade#Great Friday (Arubtho Rabtho Dazqeephutho)|Grade 3]] || [[5th Grade#Great Friday (Arubtho Rabtho Dazqeephutho)|Grade 5]] || [[10th Grade#Great Friday (Arubtho Rabtho Dazqeephutho)|Grade 10]]
 
| '''[[Great Friday (Arubtho Rabtho Dazqeephutho)]]''' || [[3rd Grade#Great Friday (Arubtho Rabtho Dazqeephutho)|Grade 3]] || [[5th Grade#Great Friday (Arubtho Rabtho Dazqeephutho)|Grade 5]] || [[10th Grade#Great Friday (Arubtho Rabtho Dazqeephutho)|Grade 10]]
 
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| '''[[Holy Saturday (Shabtho d'sbartho)]]''' || [[3rd Grade#Holy Saturday (Shabtho d'sbartho)|Grade 3]] || [[5th Grade#Holy Saturday (Shabtho d'sbartho)|Grade 5]] || [[3rd Grade#Holy Saturday (Shabtho d'sbartho)|Grade 11]]
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| '''[[Holy Saturday (Shabtho d'sbartho)]]''' || [[3rd Grade#Holy Saturday (Shabtho d'sbartho)|Grade 3]] || [[5th Grade#Holy Saturday (Shabtho d'sbartho)|Grade 5]] || [[11th Grade#Holy Saturday (Shabtho d'sbartho)|Grade 11]]
 
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| '''[[Resurrection (Qyomtho)]]''' || [[3rd Grade#Resurrection (Qyomtho)|Grade 3]], [[4th Grade#Resurrection (Qyomtho)|Grade 4]] || [[5th Grade#Resurrection (Qyomtho)|Grade 5]] || [[3rd Grade#Resurrection (Qyomtho)|Grade 11]]
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| '''[[Resurrection (Qyamtha)]]''' || [[3rd Grade#Resurrection (Qyamtha)|Grade 3]], [[4th Grade#Resurrection (Qyamtha)|Grade 4]] || [[5th Grade#Resurrection (Qyamtha)|Grade 5]] || [[11th Grade#Resurrection (Qyamtha)|Grade 11]]
 
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| '''[[Ascension (Sooloqo)]]''' || [[4th Grade#Ascension (Sooloqo)|Grade 4]] || [[5th Grade#Ascension (Sooloqo)|Grade 5]] || [[4th Grade#Ascension (Sooloqo)|Grade 12]]
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| '''[[Ascension (Sooloqo)]]''' || [[4th Grade#Ascension (Sooloqo)|Grade 4]] || [[5th Grade#Ascension (Sooloqo)|Grade 5]] || [[12th Grade#Ascension (Sooloqo)|Grade 12]]
 
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| '''[[Pentecost (Siom Boorke)]]''' || [[4th Grade#Pentecost (Siom Boorke)|Grade 4]] || [[5th Grade#Pentecost (Siom Boorke)|Grade 5]] || [[4th Grade#Pentecost (Siom Boorke)|Grade 12]]
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| '''[[Pentecost (Siom Boorke)]]''' || [[4th Grade#Pentecost (Siom Boorke)|Grade 4]] || [[5th Grade#Pentecost (Siom Boorke)|Grade 5]] || [[12th Grade#Pentecost (Siom Boorke)|Grade 12]]
 
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| '''[[Transfiguration (Mtale)]]''' || [[4th Grade#Transfiguration (Mtale)|Grade 4]] || [[5th Grade#Transfiguration (Mtale)|Grade 5]] || [[4th Grade#Transfiguration (Mtale)|Grade 11]]
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| '''[[Transfiguration (Mtale)]]''' || [[4th Grade#Transfiguration (Mtale)|Grade 4]] || [[5th Grade#Transfiguration (Mtale)|Grade 5]] || [[11th Grade#Transfiguration (Mtale)|Grade 11]]
 
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| '''[[Assumption/Dormition of the Theotokos (Shoonoyo)]]''' || [[4th Grade#Assumption/Dormition of the Theotokos (Shoonoyo)|Grade 4]] || [[5th Grade#Assumption/Dormition of the Theotokos (Shoonoyo)|Grade 5]] || [[4th Grade#Assumption/Dormition of the Theotokos (Shoonoyo)|Grade 10]]
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| '''[[Assumption/Dormition of the Theotokos (Shoonoyo)]]''' || [[4th Grade#Assumption/Dormition of the Theotokos (Shoonoyo)|Grade 4]] || [[5th Grade#Assumption/Dormition of the Theotokos (Shoonoyo)|Grade 5]] || [[10th Grade#Assumption/Dormition of the Theotokos (Shoonoyo)|Grade 10]]
 
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| '''[[Feast of the Holy Cross (Sleebo)]]''' || [[1st Grade#Feast of the Holy Cross (Sleebo)|Grade 1]] || [[5th Grade#Feast of the Holy Cross (Sleebo)|Grade 5]] || [[1st Grade#Feast of the Holy Cross (Sleebo)|Grade 12]]
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| '''[[Feast of the Holy Cross (Sleeba)]]''' || [[1st Grade#Feast of the Holy Cross (Sleeba)|Grade 1]] || [[5th Grade#Feast of the Holy Cross (Sleeba)|Grade 5]] || [[12th Grade#Feast of the Holy Cross (Sleeba)|Grade 12]]
 
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Latest revision as of 15:55, 21 September 2024

The scope and sequence is a comprehensive list of topics that the Sunday School curriculum will cover throughout the school year. it can be thought of as the curriculum or syllabus. The topics within the scope and sequence are further specified using learning outcomes. For the revised curriculum, we have identified 53 different topics to be covered. These topics will be introduced during grades 1-4, developed during grades 5-8 and then mastered in grades 9 to 12. This means a child will be exposed to a topic at least 3 times during their Sunday School career.

If we break the term 'Scope and Sequence' down, scope refers to the depth and range of the content to be taught at a specific grade level and the development of the content across grade levels. The sequence is the order in which the content should be taught for the best learning within a grade level and across grade levels.

To start, please get familiarized with the Scope and Sequence of topics and observe the gradual growth in learning from introduction to development and development to mastery of each topic. To put this in context, in Grades 1-4, we introduce topics. Grades 5-8 is where each already-introduced topic gets developed and Grades 9-12 is where mastery of these topics is accomplished. You can see which grades are discussing what, and how the progression is planned in the Scope and Sequence section available on Talmido.

When you click the 'Lessons by Topic' link on the left side of Talmido, you will see the 53 topics, as well as which grades those topics will be covered in. Further, you will have the opportunity to see which lessons in that specific grade relate to that topic.

The Nicene Creed

Topic Introduction Developing Mastery
Understanding & Remembering
(i.e., What?)
Applying & Analyzing
(i.e., How?)
Evaluating & Creating
(i.e., Why?)
Holy Trinity Grade 1 Grade 8 Grade 9
God the Father Grade 1 Grade 8 Grade 9
Jesus Christ Grade 1 Grade 8 Grade 9
Theotokos Grade 2 Grade 8 Grade 10
Salvation Grade 1 Grade 8 Grade 9
Final Judgment Grade 3 Grade 8 Grade 12
Holy Spirit Grade 1 Grade 8 Grade 9
Church Grade 1 Grade 8 Grade 10, Grade 12
Life after Death Grade 3 Grade 8 Grade 11

Sacramental Life in Christ

Topic Introduction Developing Mastery
Understanding & Remembering
(i.e., What?)
Applying & Analyzing
(i.e., How?)
Evaluating & Creating
(i.e., Why?)
Holy Baptism Grade 2 Grade 6 Grade 9, Grade 11
Holy Chrismation Grade 2 Grade 6 Grade 11
Holy Qurbana Grade 2, Grade 3 Grade 6 Grade 9
Holy Matrimony Grade 4 Grade 6 Grade 11
Holy Confession Grade 4 Grade 6 Grade 9, Grade 11
Holy Priesthood Grade 1 Grade 6 Grade 11
Holy Unction Grade 3 Grade 6 Grade 11
Burial Grade 4 Grade 6 Grade 11
Consecration of the Building of the Church Grade 4 Grade 6 Grade 11
Blessing of the Home Grade 1 Grade 6 Grade 11

Feasts and Special Days of the Church

Topic Introduction Developing Mastery
Understanding & Remembering
(i.e., What?)
Applying & Analyzing
(i.e., How?)
Evaluating & Creating
(i.e., Why?)
Annunciation of our Lord (Suboro) Grade 2 Grade 5 Grade 10
Nativity of our Lord (Yeldo) Grade 2 Grade 5 Grade 10
Circumcision/Naming of our Lord (Gazurthe) Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 12
Baptism of our Lord (Denaha) Grade 2 Grade 5 Grade 10
Presentation in the Temple (Ma'altho) Grade 3 Grade 5 Grade 10
Entry of our Lord into Jerusalem (Ooshaino) Grade 3 Grade 5 Grade 10
Passover (Pesaha) Grade 3 Grade 5 Grade 10
Great Friday (Arubtho Rabtho Dazqeephutho) Grade 3 Grade 5 Grade 10
Holy Saturday (Shabtho d'sbartho) Grade 3 Grade 5 Grade 11
Resurrection (Qyamtha) Grade 3, Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 11
Ascension (Sooloqo) Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 12
Pentecost (Siom Boorke) Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 12
Transfiguration (Mtale) Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 11
Assumption/Dormition of the Theotokos (Shoonoyo) Grade 4 Grade 5 Grade 10
Feast of the Holy Cross (Sleeba) Grade 1 Grade 5 Grade 12

Ethical Issues

Topic Introduction Developing Mastery
Understanding & Remembering
(i.e., What?)
Applying & Analyzing
(i.e., How?)
Evaluating & Creating
(i.e., Why?)
Diversity and Inclusion Grade 1 Grade 7 Grade 12
Christian Stewardship Grade 1 Grade 7 Grade 12
Sanctity of Life Grade 2 Grade 7 Grade 9, Grade 12
Mental Health Grade 2 Grade 7, Grade 8 Grade 9, Grade 10, Grade 12
Christian Ethics Grade 1 Grade 7 Grade 11, Grade 12

Other Topics

Topic Introduction Developing Mastery
Understanding & Remembering
(i.e., What?)
Applying & Analyzing
(i.e., How?)
Evaluating & Creating
(i.e., Why?)
Fasting and Prayer Grade 4 Grade 7 Grade 9
Scripture Grade 2, Grade 4 Grade 8 Grade 12
Sin Grade 3 Grade 7 Grade 9
Councils Grade 3 Grade 7, Grade 8 Grade 10
Liturgical Calendar Grade 2 Grade 5 Grade 9
Church Fathers Grade 1, Grade 4 Grade 7, Grade 8 Grade 10
Denominational Studies Grade 4 Grade 7 Grade 10
Malankara Orthodox Church History Grade 3 Grade 7 Grade 10
Oriental Orthodox Church History Grade 3 Grade 7 Grade 10
Mission and Evangelism Grade 2 Grade 7 Grade 12
Symbolism Grade 2 Grade 6 Grade 9
Syriac Liturgical Traditions Grade 4 Grade 8 Grade 12
Angels Grade 2 Grade 8 Grade 11
Monasticism Grade 4 Grade 7 Grade 11