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2. It is well known that many so-called 'lucky people' carry lucky charms or a talisman like a lucky horseshoe, clover or ladybird. Millions of people (possibly billions) believe in luck. The British Museum has a complete collection of lucky charms dating back centuries. Some of the most powerful people in the world believe in good luck charms: President Roosevelt carried a rabbit's foot in his jacket. Napoleon carried a lucky coin; and during the election campaign, Barack Obama carried an array of good luck charms in his pocket. Discuss - Do you believe in luck ? How does it relate to your personal experiences in life? Discuss these thoughts with your class. Reflect on your thoughts and the discussion for 1 minute in silence. Finish with your house prayer. “I am a great believer in luck, and I find the harder I work, the more I have of it” Thomas Jeffereson

3. Even if you aren't superstitious, are there any things you have encountered that you associate with good luck or bad? Any superstitions you really believe in, based on experience? LUCKY A four leaf clover A bird pooing on you 7 of anything coming at once Lucky horseshoe Your clothes being caught on a bush Sleeping on unironed sheets Carrying an acorn in your pocket Finding a penny and picking it up A ladybird, a bluebird Carrying a rabbit's foot. Putting on your clothes inside out UNLUCKY A black cat crossing your path Spilling salt Breaking a mirror A horse sweating Walking under ladders Seeing an owl during the day Opening an umbrella indoors Putting your left foot on the floor first up when you get out of bed Putting shoes on a table How does it relate to your personal experiences in life? Reflect on your thoughts and the discussion for 1 minute in silence. Finish with your house prayer.

4. What do these quotes mean? Discuss these thoughts with your class. Reflect on your thoughts and the discussion for 1 minute in silence. Finish with your house prayer.

5. Do you believe in “Bad Luck” or Friday the 13 th ? Discuss these thoughts with your class. Reflect on your thoughts and the discussion for 1 minute in silence. Finish with your house prayer. Friday the 13th