Scripture
Reading Challenge 2016
- Your scripture reading can
     be anything you like, eg. a parable, a psalm, a reading from the Gospels.
 
- Introduction – Years 3/4: 15-20 seconds,
     This is a time to use the main ideas or theme of the scripture reading
     to make up a small speech explaining what the reading means to you,
     without retelling the reading – ie. ‘What the story of the Last Supper
     tells/demonstrates/means to me is ...... ‘
 
- The Reading:  for all of year 3 & 4 should be 1 to 1 and a half minutes long
 
- Format for scripture
     reading on the day
     – students will start with their introduction, then  say “This is a reading from eg. Matthew
     Chapter 3, Verses 1 -14 ...” then start the reading. At the end, if
     it is a gospel reading only say, “The Gospel of the Lord” otherwise  say “The Word of the
     Lord”.
 
- Timetable – Monday  11th or Tuesday  12th April, class Eisteddfods
     will be heard, with Room 4 as the Eisteddfod cup is for Years 3 & 4.
 
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Eisteddfod
assembly will be on Thursday 14th April in the church, names will be
in the school newsletter. 
- For students to remember
 
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When
reading from the bible you do not have to look up at your audience all the time
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Use
good expression when you read.
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Do
not read too fast.
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Pause
correctly.
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You
do not have to learn you reading off by heart but you should learn your
introduction.
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Make
sure your words and voice are very clear, so that your audience understands.
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