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The festival of trees

Religious education

In this unit pupils will investigate how Christians and Jews celebrate the natural world. They will examine case studies that to understand that there may be similarities and differences around the world. They will examine the concept of stewardship in Christianity and Jewish idea of tikkun olam.

Festivals: How do they celebrate the natural world?

What activity do many Jews do to mark Tu B’Shevat?

What is this special meal eaten at Tu B’Shevat by some Jews?

He said 'Why are you planting a tree? It will take years to grow!'

The old woman said she was planting the tree for her grandchildren.

Can you put the story of Honi and the trees in order?

For many Jews, caring for the world means being a good {{}} of creation.

Which Jewish festival does this photo come from?

The festival of Harvest celebrates God's gift of ...

When Jews make a sukkah, what must it be like?

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

The festival of trees

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.