Comprehension check / GAME
As this session can be spread across three sessions in a rotation model (same story 3 weeks in a row just different activities) I thought i'd introduce a game that can be used to directly prompt questions about the 3 escapes in the story.
As this session can be spread across three sessions in a rotation model (same story 3 weeks in a row just different activities) I thought i'd introduce a game that can be used to directly prompt questions about the 3 escapes in the story.
this is a simple game where you need a die per board and a pebble per child. (i use pebbles as they can be a prompt for Paul being stoned)
the game can be downloaded by clicking on the picture. it's designed on A3 / A4 paper.
Here are some starter discussion questions that you could use during the game.
the game can be downloaded by clicking on the picture. it's designed on A3 / A4 paper.
Here are some starter discussion questions that you could use during the game.
- why is that on the board?
- what do you think the symbol at the end of the game is about?
- why would rain stop a sermon?
- do you think Paul was angry with the people who stoned him?
- who was Paul with during this escape?
- can you remember who became a Christian because of this escape?
- do you think it was important for Paul to go to all these places?
- do you think this was the end of Paul's journeys....why?
- .................... do make up lots of your own!!!!
