Дистанційне навчання 2020
PACE WORK (Science) 25\03
Тема:
Історія про ковчег Ноя.
Велика повінь.
disaster – an unexpected event, such as a very bad
accident, a flood or a fire, that kills a lot of people or causes a lot of
damage.
consequences – results of effects of something.
tragedy – a very sad situation, usually because it
involves death or great suffering.
ordeal – an extremely unpleasant experience,
especially one that lasts for a long time.
excess – greater than is usual; too much of something.
soil – the substance on the surface of the Earth in
which plants grow.
Noah
Builds an Ark
God told Noah to build a big boat, called an ark, and
He told Noah exactly how to do it. The ark was to be 450 ft. (137 m) long, 75
ft. (23 m) wide and 45 ft. (14 m) high. It was to have three decks, be divided
into rooms and have a door in the side.
Noah was to find one male and one female of every kind
of animal and bird and take them into the ark. He also had to take food for all
those animals. It took Noah 120 years to build the ark and find all the animals
to put in it, but Noah obeyed God and did just as he was told.
The
Great Flood
Noah was 600 years old by the time everything was ready. God told Noah
to go into the ark with his wife, his three sons, Shem, Ham, and Japheth, and
their wives. Then it started to rain. It rained without stop for forty days and
nights! The water got so deep that even the mountains were covered. Every
living creature on earth died in the flood. But the ark floated on top of the
flood waters and the people and animals in the ark were safe.
Noah knew the dove had found dry land when it returned
to him carrying an olive branch.
Eventually, the
water started to go down again, and the ark came to rest in the mountains of
Ararat. After being on the ark about 11 months, Noah sent out a dove to see if
it would find land, but it found no place to rest and returned to the ark.
Seven days later, Noah sent the dove out again. This time it flew back carrying
an olive leaf, and Noah knew it had found land. After a full year on the ark,
God said to Noah, Come out of the ark, you and your wife and your sons
and their wives. Bring out every kind of living creature that is with you – the
birds, the animals, and all the creatures that move along the ground – so they
can multiply on the earth and be fruitful and increase in number upon it.
God
Makes a Promise to Noah
After leaving the ark, Noah built an altar and worshipped God. God was
pleased with Noah, and He promised never again to destroy the earth with a
flood. Then God placed a rainbow in the sky as a sign of that promise. The
descendants of Noah and his sons filled the whole earth with people again.
Post-reading
activities
T/F
God told Noah to build a big boat, called an ark. (t)
It was to have four decks, be divided into rooms and
have a door in the side. (f)
Noah was 500 years old by the time everything was
ready. (f)
The water got so deep that even the mountains were
covered. (t)
The ark came to rest in the mountains of Elborus. (f)
After a full year on the ark, God said to Noah “Come
out of the ark”. (t)
Discussion
Questions:
1. In our story today how long did it rain?
2. Who shut the Ark's door once Noah, his family and
all the animals where inside the Ark?
3. How deep was the flood? Did it cover the mountains?
4. Once it stopped raining what types of birds did Noah
send out?
5 . The dove came back the first time because it
couldn't find dry ground. Noah waited seven days and sent the dove out again.
What did the Dove bring back?
6. What did Noah do once the flood waters receded and
the Ark rested on dry ground?
7. God promised never to flood the entire earth again.
What does God put in the sky to remind us of this promise?