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1 Unit 3A Where might you see these signs? What does each one mean? Everyday signs and symbols

2 Unit 3A Where might you see these symbols? What does each one mean? What is the difference between a sign and a symbol? No entry Corrosive (burns skin) Male / Female toilets Put litter in the bin DisabledNo entry No smoking Everyday signs and symbols

3 Unit 3A These symbols come from the story of Noah’s Ark. What do you think these symbols mean? Olive branchDove Rainbow Everyday signs and symbols

4 Unit 3A How do symbols help us remember the past? This is a Passover, or Seder plate. Each type of food is a symbol of something in Jewish history. Sharing the Passover meal helps Jewish people remember these events in their history

5 Unit 3A How do symbols help us remember the past? Symbol of sacrifices made in the temple Symbol of springtime Symbol of the bitterness of slavery Symbol of the bricks and mortar the slaves used in their work Symbol of springtime. Salt water is a symbol of the tears of the slaves. Lamb bone Egg Bitter herbs (horseradish) Charoset (fruit, nut and spice mix) Greens dipped in salt water

6 Unit 3A Examples of non literal language I’m feeling a bit under the weather What do these phrases mean? Can you think of other phrases with non-literal meanings? Pull your socks up Keep it under your hat It’s raining cats and dogs Have you got a frog in your throat? Come on, spill the beans Don’t let the cat out of the bag

7 Unit 3A Using similes When I’m angry, I feel like a balloon that’s about to burst Can you think of similes to describe how you feel when you are: Lonely Angry JealousAfraid Happy

8 Unit 3A Metaphors in religion What words can you think of which are connected with light? Why do you think that Christian believers call Jesus the “light of the world” ? John 8:12 “ I am the light of the world “ In the bible, Jesus is described as the light of the world.

9 Unit 3A How are symbols used in places of worship Here are some symbols that you may find in a Christian Church. Do you know what each one means? Cross Dove Chi-ro Alpha and Omega Fish

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