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==Learning Outcomes==
 
==Learning Outcomes==
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==Textbook Lesson==
 
==Textbook Lesson==
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* [Lesson 11 Textbook PDF]
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* USA & Canada: [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jRfdx3pe8wVHXcQPm6b_J1zUsVX2_dlG/view?usp=drive_link Lesson 11 Textbook PDF]
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* UEA: [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-TD-G9O7eCzYPKNEn7tLBRd4t1F-RbR9/view?usp=drive_link Lesson 11 Textbook PDF]
  
 
===Expanding Thoughts on Lesson===
 
===Expanding Thoughts on Lesson===
 
* '''The Triumphal Entry'''
 
* '''The Triumphal Entry'''
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** In our understanding, all our feasts are not mere commemorations or remembrances of a past event - in the sacrament we are "actually" present participating in the event. This actualization of past events is known as [https://catalog.obitel-minsk.com/blog/2020/04/the-meaning-and-significance-of-the-anamnesis-in-the-orthodox-liturgy Anamnesis]. This is a good opportunity to re-enforce this important teaching that we don't simply "remember" these events but we participate with Christ.
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** In our understanding, all our feasts are not mere commemorations or remembrances of a past event - in the sacrament, we are "actually" present participating in the event. This actualization of past events is known as [https://catalog.obitel-minsk.com/blog/2020/04/the-meaning-and-significance-of-the-anamnesis-in-the-orthodox-liturgy Anamnesis]. This is a good opportunity to reinforce this important teaching that we don't simply "remember" these events but participate with Christ.
  
 
===Lesson Resources===
 
===Lesson Resources===

Latest revision as of 20:46, 5 April 2025


Grade 3 Lesson 11: Triumphant Entry

Learning Outcomes

Passover (Pesaha)

  • G3.LO22 - Understand that the Passover was the Thursday before Good Friday and Feast of Holy Resurrection.

Entry of our Lord into Jerusalem (Ooshaino)

  • G3.LO15 - Understand that Hosanna and Palm Sunday are the same feast commemorating the entry of our Lord into Jerusalem.
  • G3.LO16 - Identify that Hosanna is the start of Holy Week.
  • G3.LO17 - Understand that Christ displays His humility when he rode on a donkey.
  • G3.LO18 - Define the word Ooshaino/Hosanna
  • G3.LO19 - Identify the significance of palm leaves/throwing flowers.

Textbook Lesson

Expanding Thoughts on Lesson

  • The Triumphal Entry
    • In our understanding, all our feasts are not mere commemorations or remembrances of a past event - in the sacrament, we are "actually" present participating in the event. This actualization of past events is known as Anamnesis. This is a good opportunity to reinforce this important teaching that we don't simply "remember" these events but participate with Christ.

Lesson Resources

Connecting Materials