Monday, June 1, 2015
Fourth Grade Religion Study Guide for Archdiocesan Exam
Fourth Grade Review
for End Term Exam
*Review thoroughly
all definitions on http://www.cram.com/flashcards/grade-4-archdiocesan-religion-exam-2743936 Another possibility is www.studystack.com/flashcard-258432
*Review all
definitions of words on flashcards for Units 1,2,3 &; 4 on www.sadlierreligion.com
*Study TWO SHEETS
of notes stapled in notebook listed under Review for Archdiocesan Exam
*Study list of
essay questions students have worked on for homework.
*Study notes
listing the Beatitudes and explaining the meaning of each.
Be sure to MEMORIZE ALL OF THE FOLLOWING:
* each of the Ten Commandments (and ways in which you as fourth grader obey each one)
* each of the Ten Commandments (and ways in which you as fourth grader obey each one)
*Jesus' Two Great
Commandments (see notebook)
*Jesus' New
Commandment (see notebook)
*each of the Beatitudes and what the terms mean (see notebook) *Corporal Works of Mercy (text p. 138)
*Spiritual Works of Mercy (text p. 139)
*each of the Beatitudes and what the terms mean (see notebook) *Corporal Works of Mercy (text p. 138)
*Spiritual Works of Mercy (text p. 139)
*Practical Works of
Mercy (specific ways in which we practice these works of mercy)
*each of the five
Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary
*the Stations of
the Cross (text p. 329)
*the steps for
making a good moral choice (listed on review sheet)
*the Sanctus prayer
*names of the
Sacraments of Initiation, Sacraments of Healing, Sacraments of Service
*name of a saint
and specific evidence of how he/she lived a life of holiness
*four steps of
Reconciliation and how to prepare for it (examination of conscience)
*Advent season
practices: Advent wreath, Jesse tree, setting up a Nativity scene, etc.
*different types of
sins: omission, commission, mortal, venial original
*Lenten season
practices: praying the Stations of the Cross, fasting, almsgiving, etc.
*dates and names of
important feast days listed on review sheets
*Know at least two PARABLES:
The Good Samaritan (notebook see 10-2) The Prodigal Son (The Forgiving Father)
The Prodigal Son
There was a father who had two sons. The younger son asked for his share of the family money. The father gave it to him and he left home. He spent all his money foolishly with his friends. Then when the money was gone, his friends left him and he had no place to live, food, or clothes. The son returned to his father and asked his forgiveness. The father was very happy to have his son back. He forgave him and even had a celebration for him. The older son was jealous and got angry and refused to go to the celebration. This parable teaches us that like the forgiving father, God always wants us to come back to him and will forgive us if we are truly sorry.
*Know at least two MIRACLES:
The Wedding of Cana The Multiplication of Loaves
MAKE SURE YOU DON'T CONFUSE CORPORAL AND SIRITUAL WORKS,OR JOYFUL MYSTERIES WITH PARABLES, OR COMMANDMENTS WITH BEATITUDES. READ AND FOLOW DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY!
*Know at least two PARABLES:
The Good Samaritan (notebook see 10-2) The Prodigal Son (The Forgiving Father)
The Prodigal Son
There was a father who had two sons. The younger son asked for his share of the family money. The father gave it to him and he left home. He spent all his money foolishly with his friends. Then when the money was gone, his friends left him and he had no place to live, food, or clothes. The son returned to his father and asked his forgiveness. The father was very happy to have his son back. He forgave him and even had a celebration for him. The older son was jealous and got angry and refused to go to the celebration. This parable teaches us that like the forgiving father, God always wants us to come back to him and will forgive us if we are truly sorry.
*Know at least two MIRACLES:
The Wedding of Cana The Multiplication of Loaves
MAKE SURE YOU DON'T CONFUSE CORPORAL AND SIRITUAL WORKS,OR JOYFUL MYSTERIES WITH PARABLES, OR COMMANDMENTS WITH BEATITUDES. READ AND FOLOW DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY!
Third Grade Religion Study Guide for Archdiocesan Exam
Third Grade Review for
End Term Exam
*Review
definitions on www.cram.com/.../grade-3-guardian-angel-archdiocesan-review-274654.
Another
possibility is www.studystack.com/flashcard-37494
*Review definitions of all words on flashcards for Units 1, 2, 3 & 4 on www.sadlierreligion.com
*Review definitions of all words on flashcards for Units 1, 2, 3 & 4 on www.sadlierreligion.com
*
Look up the answer of all essay questions listed in notebook.
Be
sure to memorize:
*each
of the Ten Commandments (and specific ways in which YOU practice each of
these)
*Jesus'
Two Great Commandments: You shall love the Lord, your God with all your heart,
with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your strength. You shall
love your neighbor as yourself.
You
can follow the first by making God most important and praying to Him daily. You
can follow the second by helping your neighbor or donating to help the poor.
*Sacraments
of Initiation: Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation, *Sacraments of Healing: Reconciliation,
Anointing of the Sick *Sacraments of Service: Matrimony, Holy Orders
Be
sure to be able to describe the story and explain the meaning of the following parables:
*The Prodigal Son (Forgiving Father) See text pp. 210-211
* The
Good Samaritan See notebook for Unit 2
* The
Mustard Seed See text p. 297
*The
Sower of the Seed See text pp. 298-299
(Do not confuse parables with miracles.)
*Advent
season practices: Advent wreath, Jesse tree , setting up a Nativity
scene, etc.
*Lenten
season practices: praying the Stations of the Cross, fasting, almsgiving,
etc.
Second Grade Religion Study Guide for End Term Exam
Religion
End Term Review Notes for Second Grade
*Review
definitions of all words on flashcards for Units 1, 2, 3, &; 4 on www.sadlierreligion.com
*Review definitions in glossary in textbook (pp. 330 to 333)
*Review definitions in glossary in textbook (pp. 330 to 333)
*Be
sure to memorize each of the Ten Commandments (and specific way in which YOU as a second grader obey each of these commandments.
*Know
the difference between the Blessed Trinity (God, Jesus, Holy Spirit), Holy
Family (Joseph, Mary and Jesus)
*Know why Jesus is called both human and divine.
*Know why Jesus is called both human and divine.
*
Know the FOUR Church seasons: Advent (first Church season to prepare for birth of Jesus),
Christmas (birth of Jesus) Lent (begins on Ash Wednesday to prepare for the rising of Jesus), Easter (rising of Jesus)
Christmas (birth of Jesus) Lent (begins on Ash Wednesday to prepare for the rising of Jesus), Easter (rising of Jesus)
*Study
the definition of the following words:
Crucifixion - death of Jesus nailed to the Cross
Resurrection - rising of Jesus from the dead celebrated on Easter Ascension - return of Jesus to his Father in heaven Pentecost - day Holy Spirit came upon the apostles - Birthday of the Church Nativity- the birth of Jesus in a stable in the town of Bethlehem
Resurrection - rising of Jesus from the dead celebrated on Easter Ascension - return of Jesus to his Father in heaven Pentecost - day Holy Spirit came upon the apostles - Birthday of the Church Nativity- the birth of Jesus in a stable in the town of Bethlehem
Epiphany- feast celebrating when the Wise Men came to visit baby Jesus
Annunciation -feast celebrating when angel Gabriel asked Mary to become the mother of God's son
Visitation - feast when Mary visited her cousin Elizabeth to tell her she was having a baby
Incarnation - truth that the son of God was made man
Review also definitions of following words. See flash cards or glossary pages in back of textbook:
apostles, disciples, pastor, pope, parable, miracle, grace, prayer, church, Mass, scripture, conscience, free will, worship, faith, vestments, sin (mortal, venial, and original), commandments, sacraments, host (Bread of Life)
Annunciation -feast celebrating when angel Gabriel asked Mary to become the mother of God's son
Visitation - feast when Mary visited her cousin Elizabeth to tell her she was having a baby
Incarnation - truth that the son of God was made man
Review also definitions of following words. See flash cards or glossary pages in back of textbook:
apostles, disciples, pastor, pope, parable, miracle, grace, prayer, church, Mass, scripture, conscience, free will, worship, faith, vestments, sin (mortal, venial, and original), commandments, sacraments, host (Bread of Life)
There
are seven sacraments: You need only to know about Baptism, Reconciliation,
and Eucharist:
Baptism - We become children of God and members of the Church. The priest, our parents, and godparents are present. The symbols are water which washes away original sin and the light of the candle which is Jesus lighting our way.
Eucharist - Jesus feeds us with His body and blood in the form of the host in Holy Communion.
Reconciliation - We examine our conscience to think about our sins and which commandments we have broken. We then confess our sins. We say the Act of Contrition. We say a penance to make up for our sins. We receive absolution or forgiveness for our sins.
Baptism - We become children of God and members of the Church. The priest, our parents, and godparents are present. The symbols are water which washes away original sin and the light of the candle which is Jesus lighting our way.
Eucharist - Jesus feeds us with His body and blood in the form of the host in Holy Communion.
Reconciliation - We examine our conscience to think about our sins and which commandments we have broken. We then confess our sins. We say the Act of Contrition. We say a penance to make up for our sins. We receive absolution or forgiveness for our sins.
Prayers
to MEMORIZE: Sign of the Cross (prayer to the Blessed Trinity), Our Father, Hail
Mary, Act of Contrition
Bible:
Old Testament (time before Jesus) and New Testament (after Jesus' birth)
*Know the Rite of
Reconciliation:
Before you receive the sacrament, you must
EXAMINE YOUR CONSCIENCE which is thinking about your sins and knowing which
commandments you have broken.
The
four steps of Reconciliation are:
*CONFESSION
- telling your sins
*
CONTRITION - being sorry for your sins
* PENANCE
- making up for the sins by prayers or good deeds
*ABSOLUTION- forgiveness of sins
*ABSOLUTION- forgiveness of sins
Know the two parables of forgiveness:
*The Lost Sheep (also called The Good Shepherd) See pp. 132-133 in text book
*The Forgiving Father (also called The Prodigal Son) See summary below.
There was a father who had two sons. The younger son asked for his share of the family money. The father gave it to him and he left home. He spent all his money foolishly with his friends. Then when the money was gone, his friends left him and he had no place to live, food, or clothes. The son returned to his father and asked his forgiveness. The father was very happy to have his son back. He forgave him and even had a celebration for him. The older son was jealous and got angry and refused to go to the celebration. This parable teaches us that like the forgiving father, God always wants us to come back to him and will forgive us if we are truly sorry.
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