Homework Spring Term 2005
Year 7
Religious Studies

 
 

First Half Term

Second Half Term

 

First Half Term

This homework is intended as an extended piece of research and writing, to be undertaken throughout the half term. In addition, homework will be set most weeks by the class teacher on the given night, to be completed by the following lesson. This work will relate to the work being done in lessons at the time. The half termly project work is, therefore, to be seen as extension work to the weekly homework, and not as an alternative. If students are finding difficulty doing both, priority should be given to the weekly homework. If students finish the weekly homework quickly, then the rest of their homework time should be spent on the project.

Project title: Island project write-up

Outline of work:
Students are expected to write up weekly classwork in the form of a diary entry of life on the Island.
During the half term students should include:
An account of how they got there
Jobs and hobbies
Rules and punishments
Electing a leader
Festivals
Natives
Worship
Rescue
Map of Island
Suggested sources of information:
Rough books
Class work
Useful websites:
www.re-xs.ucsm.ac.uk/schools/places
www.ccci.org/wij
www.glasgowkelvin.org.uk
www.biblegateway.com
Deadline for handing work in:
Week beginning: Monday 7 February 2005
Second Half Term

This homework is intended as an extended piece of research and writing, to be undertaken throughout the half term. In addition,homework will be set most weeks by the class teacher on the given night, to be completed by the following lesson. This work will relate to the work being done in lessons at the times. The half termly project work is, therefore,to be seen as extension work to the weekly homework, and not as an alternative. Some tasks involving the project work wil be split into smaller parts to enable easier research.
Project title: Investigation of a religion
Outline of work: This should be written in the form of a project. Research information on the religion of one of the following:
Native American Indians
Aboriginal peoples of Australia
Maori peoples of New Zealand
Inca civilisations
Ancient Egyptians
Ancient Roman religion
Ancient Greek religion
Beliefs and stories about gods
Worship - temples, worship in the home
Festivals
Ceremonies of life e.g. birth, marriage, death etc.
Special people - holy men, priests
Religious attitudes or beliefs about life
Maps and pictures could be included.

Suggested sources of information:
The College Library - books, CD ROMs
The public library
Encyclopaedias
Useful websites:
www.re-xs.ucsm.ac.uk/schools/places
www.ccci.org/wij
www.glasgowkelvin.org.uk
www.biblegateway.com
Deadline for handing work in:
Week beginning: Monday 21 March 2005
 


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