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I am learning: About the origins and importance of Ash Wednesday and Lent. About Jesus’ teaching on repentance, forgiveness and reconciliation. How prayer, fasting and almsgiving are connected to Lent. The ways in which I can put prayer, fasting and almsgiving into practice this Lent.

The Temptation of Jesus in the Dessert Read by S5 Pupils :

REPENTANCE PRAYER RENEWAL FASTING COMMUNITY ALMSGIVING

What can you do during Lent to help prepare for Easter ? S5 Pupils talk through some of the examples of how to Pray, Fast and Give Alms during Lent in the school, home and parish. Pupils are then given a Lenten Pledge sheet to take away. This is followed up in the next R.E. Lesson.

Summary Tasks Think Pair & Share Why are Ash Wednesday and Lent important in the liturgical calendar of the Church? Hands Down / Show Me Board Give an example of how Jesus taught about forgiveness? Post-it Why are prayer, fasting and almsgiving important during Lent? How you will put these into practice during Lent?