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English 9 lesson 2

1. Living a faith
Lesson 2: The Seven Ages of
Man

2. WALT: Understand milestones (non-religious)
Learning Objective: To know about the seven ages of
man (milestones) in a lifetime.
Success Criteria:
I can name some of the seven ages of man (milestones).
 
I can compare the seven ages of man and the Christian
rites of passage.
 

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Can you still?

What are rites of passage in Christianity?
Name 3 of the Christian rites of passage
we explored last lesson?

4. 1.
Can you still?

What are rites of passage in Christianity?
Milestones in a Christian’s life.

2. Name 3 of the Christian rites of passage
we explored last lesson? Any three from
Baptism, Confirmation, First Communion,
Pilgrimage, Marriage and Death.

5. Non-religious Milestones
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Not everyone is religious but they still
attain key milestones in their lives.
Those that do not believe any god
whatsoever exists are known as atheist.
An agnostic is someone who doesn't
believe it's possible to know for sure that a
god exists.
Let’s explore possible non-religious
milestones using Shakespeare’s The
Seven Ages of Man.

7. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hc2I5nA6Jw

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It is believed that Shakespeare wrote this
poem as part of his comedy, ‘As You Like
It’, in 1599. How would you describe the
seven stages in this poem in your own
words?
Would you call these seven stages
something different now in modern-day
language?

9. Show me
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Looking at each of
the seven ages,
describe them in
your own words and
suggest what you
might rename them.

Are they similar or
different to the
Christian rites of
passage you
explored last lesson?

10. WALT: Understand milestones (non-religious)
Learning Objective: To know about the seven ages of
man (milestones) in a lifetime.
Success Criteria:
I can name some of the seven ages of man (milestones).
 
I can compare the seven ages of man and the Christian
rites of passage.