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Introduction
The unit 'What can we learn from visiting a church?' built on the visit to a church in Unit 1B 'What does it mean to belong in Christianity?'. It has introduced # to the church as a special place where Christians worship. ^ was given an opportunity to experience and reflect on the atmosphere in a church, and to explore the purpose of the building.
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Preparation
Section 1: Preparing for the visit: What is a church? What is it for?

^ was able to recognise and identify some features of a church.
^ could identify some of the artefacts in a church.
^ has made connections between the features of the building and the artefacts and the way they are used by Christians.
^ understands the need to show, by ~ behaviour, respect for other people and places of worship.

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Visiting
Section 2: Visiting a church

^ has experienced and described the atmosphere of a church.
^ was able to devise questions about how the church was used.
^ could make connections between the people they met and how the church was cared for and how it was used.
^ could identify the parts of the church that ^ thought were important and ^ could explain why.

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Follow-up
Section 3: Follow-up to the visit: What makes a church special?

^ was able to communicate using writing, pictures and speaking, about the church building and the artefacts.
# gave simple explanations about why and how the building is special for Christians.

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Comment 6

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