Ideas for teaching the Trinity.
Engage students in exploring the concept of the Trinity through art, discussions, and reflective activities. Dive into paintings, stories, and discussions to enhance understanding. Encourage connections between biblical narratives and artistic interpretations.
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Ideas for teaching the Trinity. Jane.Kelly@Portsmouth.Anglican.org
We light these candles in the name of God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit. We light this candle to remind us that God is here among us as Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
LKS2 God / Incarnation Pietro Perrugino, The Baptism of Christ. How does this painting show the different persons of the Trinity?
Image result for Daniel bonnell baptism of Jesus LKS2 God / Incarnation Daniel Bonnell, The Baptism of Christ. In pairs, choose 5 words that sum up your picture Make up 4 questions you would like to ask about the picture. Catalogue entry write an entry for an art exhibition. Describe the picture and its significance. Use words like spiritual, thought- provoking, inspired, Bible, God .
He Qi Baptism of Jesus Open and closed questions Think of three connections between the Bible story and the painting. He Qi Baptism of Jesus
The grace 2 Corinthians 13:14 To start a discussion, ask pupils some either/or questions: Is it complicated or simple? Peaceful or energetic? Close to their own ideas or far away? Up to date or out of date? Natural or supernatural? Imagine saying something encouraging together as your class at the end of each day: ask pupils to talk about whether they can see any good things about that. Ask them to draft some ideas for a class grace . Ask them how Christians might feel about The Grace , and why.
Trinity chant (Kenning) Which bits are father, son, spirit? Where does idea of trinity fit the frieze?
The dance of the Trinity (Perichoresis)
Visit your church and look for examples of the Trinity in art (or google!) Design some artwork for a church called Holy Trinity Or a logo for the website etc.
In pairs, use play dough to represent the concept of Trinity If Christians only believed in one person of the Trinity, what difference would that make?
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