Numbers 1-10: The Israelites at the Start of their Journey.Leviticus 23-27: Special Events in the Jewish Calendar.Leviticus 17-22: 'Be Holy Because I Am Holy'.Leviticus 8-16: Holy Priests and a Holy Nation.Leviticus 1-7: Sacrifices that God Accepts.Leviticus: Worship the Lord in the Beauty of Holiness - by Gordon Churchyard Exodus 19-40: God's instructions to Moses.Exodus 1-18: The Israelites leave Egypt.Exodus 32-40: A very wicked act, a new beginning and the construction of God’s special tentĮxodus: Israel becomes a nation - by Hilda Bright and Kitty Pride.Exodus 14-18: From the Red Sea to Sinai.Exodus 1-13: The LORD rescues Israel's people.Genesis 37-50: God gives great Honour to JosephĮxodus: The LORD with his people - by Ian Mackervoy.Genesis 25-36: God helps Isaac and Jacob.Genesis 1-11: God makes Adam and Eve and Everything.Genesis: It all begins with God - by Marie Wetherill and Keith Simons Genesis: God's Ancient People - by Alun Owen She communicates with Jason using word cards, and she struggles to communicate with Kristi, for fear that Kristi won’t be her friend if she knows all about her.These Bible Commentaries are easy to read and understand. With her brother David, she communicates with him through a set of rules, and through dialogue from the Frog and Toad books by Arnold Lobel. CommunicationĬatherine communicates with the other characters in the book in different ways. Catherine desperately wants to be accepted and liked by Kristi, until she realizes that accepting herself and who she is is far more important. It is often very difficult for Catherine to accept David as he is he can be embarrassing and very difficult. Friendship often comes in the most surprising places. On the other hand, Catherine forms a strong friendship with Jason, who is the last person she ever thought she’d be friends with. However, the friendship doesn’t seem to blossom, as the girls are more different than Catherine had hoped. Teachers may want the students to identify and illustrate 2 themes, one for each cell, or identify one theme and show two examples of it, one example per cell.Ĭatherine dreams of the perfect friendship with her cool new neighbor, Kristi. For this activity, students will identify and illustrate 2 of the themes in Rules. Many stories have more than one important theme.
A theme is a central idea, subject, or message in a story.
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