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Who? What? When? Where? How? Why? THINK (Individually) What? When? Where? PAIR Think , Pair, Share Whose shoes are these? Tasks which help find out How? Why? SHARE

I can explain what the Holocaust is and how it relates to Judaism. Tuesday, 20 November 2018 Driving Question: What is the Holocaust and why might it challenge Jewish beliefs about God? Warm I can explain what the Holocaust is and how it relates to Judaism. Hot I can consider how evil and suffering during the Holocaust may have had an effect on Jewish belief in God. Scorching I can evaluate why the Holocaust is still significant today and the impact it may have had on Jewish belief in God. Challenge Question: Why are the lessons learnt from the Holocaust still relevant today?

What do you already know about the Holocaust?

The Holocaust was the mass murder of approximately six million Jews during World War Two by Nazi Germany, which was led by Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party. http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone/clips/the-holocaust/3675.html CLARIFY Whilst you are watching, write down any new words/phrases OR any words/phrases that you don’t understand. http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone/clips/the-holocaust/3675.html SUMMARISE In as little words as possible, summarise the key facts about the Holocaust that you learnt from the video. Add these to your Mind Map

What do Jews believe about God? Group Task… Each group will be given an image that they must use to work out one Jewish belief about God. In your group you must: discuss what the image shows Explain what it tells us about Jewish beliefs about God Consider why the Holocaust might have made a Jew doubt that belief about God. Consider why some people why a Jew might still believe that about God regardless of the evil and suffering of the Holocaust.. You will then be given 1 minute to explain your work to the rest of the class.

What do Jews believe about God? Omni-benevolent All loving God A fair God A forgiving God Each group cheat sheet available Jews believe that they are God’s chosen people Omniscient All Knowing God Omnipotent All powerful God

Driving Question: What is the Holocaust and why might it challenge Jewish beliefs about God? “If Jewish beliefs about God were accurate the Holocaust would not have happened” Be ready to justify your position on the continuum. Wy might someone disagree? Why do you think women might want to be priests? TRUE FALSE

“If Jewish beliefs about God were accurate the Holocaust would not have happened” Key word box Omni-benevolent Omni-potent Omniscient Forgiveness Evil Suffering Chosen Do you agree? Give reasons for your opinion. (3) Why might someone disagree with you? (3) i) I agree/disagree with this statement because………………… I also agree/disagree with this statement because…………….. Finally, I agree/disagree because……………….. ii) Conversely, people may disagree with me because...... Furthermore, they may disagree because……………… Finally, they may disagree with me ……………………… How do we answer a question like this? Can use the points people made in the continuum I can give a simple reason for my own view applying key words from todays lesson. I can provide 3 reasons for my own point of view applying three key words and consider the alternative point of view. I can provide 3 points for my own view and 3 points for the views of others, applying key words

Big changes… On your sheet you have 6 things that happened to certain people during the Holocaust. You must read each statement and then give it a mark out of ten for how difficult the change would have been for the Jewish person. 1 = Not difficult 10 = Very difficult Question pupils about which change they thought was easiest/most difficult. Pick up any disagreements and explore them through questions about the reasons for why they have chosen specific ones.

My prayer/poem explains what the Holocaust is. Homework/ Extended task My prayer/poem explains what the Holocaust is. My prayer/poem considers how evil and suffering during the Holocaust may have affected belief in God. My prayer/poem offers support to the victim of the Holocaust considers how it may be affected them. Reflections: Write your own prayer or poem for the Holocaust victims. Be Creative!

Cheat Sheet Cheat Sheet What does the picture actually show? What does the picture actually show? How could this link to the way someone might act? How could this link to the way someone might act? How could it link to beliefs about God? How could it link to beliefs about God? Why might the evil of the Holocaust suggest that this is untrue? Why might the evil of the Holocaust suggest that this is untrue?