1. April 2, 2019 . Why is religion important to a society. ?

2. Essential Question
What is Buddism?

3. 3-4 SEATING CHART August 27, 2018 Front Table BACK TABLE Gracie Adams
Irvin
Satterfield
Malia
Cunningham
Na’Moni
Baldwin
Tanner
Loftis
Ty’Riq
Moore
David
Medrano
Malaysia
Swann
Miranda
Hancock
SaMya
Logan
Caleb
Clemmons
Hunter
Mullins
Tazia
Oliver
Thomas
Bailey
Benjamin
Hannah
Qaronta
Plunkett
Ameilia
Eagen
Jimmie
Ensley
Brian
Jones
Chase
Gatewood
Alondra
Foster
Jahki
Jones
Ethan
Myer
Jamyan
Lipscomb
BACK TABLE

4. 5-6 SEATING CHART August 28, 2017 Front Table BACK TABLE William
Newman
5-6
SEATING
CHART
Jalean
Hardin
August 28, 2017
Front
Table
Lucas
Spicer
Ashley
Perez
Joshua
Smith
Monserratt
Sanchez
Jaidyn
Shumaker
Brianna
Ridge
Emma
Thorton
Emery
Webster
Blake
McGee
Brianna
Shoemaker
Lily
Lynch
Ava
Talley
Christopher
Poteat
Leila
Scott
Braxton
Sauerbrei
Jaelan
Hardin
McKenzie
Willard
James
Jones
Dillon
Rowland
BACK TABLE

5. 7-8 SEATING CHART Front Table BACK TABLE Ja’Bari Lea Brenley Burr
Wyattr
Andrews
Adam
Alejandro
Patience
Tuttle
Emma
Allmond
Samuel
White
Shelby
Wilson
Nathan
Emerson
Za’Kiya
Graves
Kelsey
Craig
Gabrielle
Lodge
Xavian
Hailey
Chloie
Johnson
Austin
Gilliam
Krista
Gusler
Cali
Richardson
Ethan
Litten
John
Lamb
Trinity
Ross
John
Carver
Breylen
Harris
Tyzavier
Jay
Cristin
Graves
Cannon
Edwards
Iveona
Hooper
Kailynne
Goodman
Makayla
Graves
BACK TABLE
Chace
Irby
Aaron
Palmer

6. 9-10 SEATING CHART Front Table BACK TABLE Emily Wilkinson Bryson Saul
Jarvis
Truman
Front
Table
Sheila
Pulliam
Victoria
Weadon
Terrance
Paul
Brandon
Robertson
Trenton
Gwynn
Jakayla
Wade
Shawndale
Wilson
Julia
Rogers
Emah
Maciborski
Malachi Stewart
Asia
Pennix
Kezziah
Johnson
Cemarie
Motley
Chase
Smith
Zionna
Reddick
Patricia
Ricchini
BACK TABLE
Makayla
Newnam

7. Essential Standard
6.C.1.2 Explain how religion transformed various societies, civilizations and regions (e.g., beliefs, practices and spread of Buddhism, Christianity, Confucianism, Hinduism, Islam and Judaism).

8. Watch movie on Buddha.

9. SLIDE TWO
The Buddha established the Eightfold path. The Eightfold Path teaches people how to change their speech, thoughts, and behavior to achieve happiness. It also teaches the importance to of meditation in easing suffering.
The Buddha believed any person had to be enlightened. Enlightenment means achieving a state in which you have significantly reduced or eliminated suffering.
Today millions practice Buddhism.

11. Put students into partners.

12. 3-4 SEATING CHART Front Table BACK TABLE David Dameron Jamyan Lipscomb
Malia
Cunningham
Bailey
Tankersley
Irvin
Satterfield
Tazia
Oliver
Na’Moni
Baldwin
Madison
Newcomb
SaMya
Logan
David
Medrano
Ty’Riq
Moore
Ethan
Myer
Caleb
Clemmons
Benjamin
Hannah
Qaronta
Plunkett
Jimmie
Ensley
Jahki
Jones
Chase
Gatewood
Hunter
Mullins
Brian
Jones
Tanner
Loftis
Miranda
Hancock
Gracie
Adams
Thomas
Bailey
Ameilia
Eagen
Alondra
Foster
BACK TABLE

13. 5-6 SEATING CHART Front Table BACK TABLE Jalean Hardin Dillon Rowland
William
Newman
Luca
Spicer
Blake
McGee
Ashley
Perez
Monserratt
Sanchez
McKenzie
Willard
Ava
Talley
Emery
Webster
Joshua
Smith
Emma
Thornton
Jaelan
Hardin
Brianna
Ridge
Lily
Lynch
Brianna
Shoemaker
Jaidyn
Shumaker
Leila
Scott
Brandon
Newcomer
Braxton
Sauerbrei
Christopher
Poteat
BACK TABLE
James
Jones

14. 7-8 SEATING CHART Front Table BACK TABLE DESK Cristin Graves Side
Wyattr
Andrews
Cannon
Edwards
Za’Kiya
Graves
Brenley
Burr
Iveona
Hooper
Shelby
Wilson
Adam
Alejandro
Emma
Allmond
Kailynne
Goodman
John
Carver
Nathan
Emerson
Tyzavier
Jay
Ethan
Litten
John
Lamb
Austin
Gilliam
Krista
Gusler
Cali
Richardson
Chace
Irby
Cristin
Graves
Kelsey
Craig
Gabrielle
Lodge
Chloie
Johnson
Patience
Tuttle
Side
table
Side
table
Makayla
Graves
Trinity
Ross
BACK TABLE
Samuel
White
Breylen
Harris
Ja’Bari
Lea
Aaron
Palmer

15. 9-10 SEATING CHART Front Table BACK TABLE Jakayla Wade Asia Pennix
Zionna
Reddick
Julia
Rogers
Emah
Maciborski
Chase
Smith
Brandon
Robertson
Terrance
Paul
Malachi Stewart
Kezziah
Johnson
Victoria
Weadon
Makayla
Newnam
Michelle
Wellington
Emily
Wilkinson
Sheila
Pulliam
Bryson
Saul
Patricia
Ricchini
BACK TABLE
Jarvis
Truman
Shawndale
Wilson
Side table by door

16. How can a person change their speech?
How can a person change their thoughts?
How can a person change their behavior?

17. How can a person changing their speech help them ?
How can a person changing their thoughts help them?
How can a person changing their behavior help them?

18. Go back to assign seats so we can go over this.

19. How can a person change their speech?
How can a person change their thoughts?
How can a person change their behavior?

20. How can a person changing their speech help them ?
How can a person changing their thoughts help them?
How can a person changing their behavior help them?

21. I am going to give you statement. Tell me if you agree or disagree
I am going to give you statement. Tell me if you agree or disagree. Say why you agree or disagree.
Suffering is life. Everyone suffers.
Suffering is caused because people think that material possessions can make them happy and they spend all of their lives craving these things.
If you stop craving material things, you can achieve happiness.
There are things you can practice that will help you stop craving things.

22. These are the 4 noble truths.
Suffering is life. Everyone suffers.
Suffering is caused because people think that material possessions can make them happy and they spend all of their lives craving these things.
If you stop craving material things, you can achieve happiness.
There are things you can practice that will help you stop craving things.

23. Do you agree with the four noble truths? Why or Why not?

24. Do press conference for Buddha.

26. 3. To see how regular people were living
1. What is your name?
2. What were before you were Buddha?
3. Why did you leave the palace?
4. What does Buddha mean?
5. How can you achieve happiness?
6. What does enlightenment mean?
1. Buddha
2. Prince
3. To see how regular people were living
4. Enlighten one
5. by not craving the material things
6. end suffering

27. What did the Buddha want to end?
Assessment.
What did the Buddha want to end?