The Collective Worship Resource - from the Culham Institute in association with The National Society

Ten Out of Ten: Opportunities to reflect on:

Aim

To use the theme 'Ten out of Ten' to promote opportunities to reflect on: What it means to try your best whilst accepting that no-one is always perfect. The fact that the majority view is not always the right one. Format: Text

Preparation

You will need: Session 1:  10/10 and 1/10 written on a blackboard / whiteboard or flip chart. Two large labels with 10/10 and 1/10 written in bold numerals and two children to wear them. Quiet music to end the Collective Worship time. Session 2:  Four children each holding a card with the numeral 10 written on it. They should be seated like a set of judges, with the leader to the side. Children to act out a short mime. Session 3:  Children's own 'Top Ten' lists. The Ten Commandments (Exodus Chapter 20 from a children's version of the Bible, e.g. Lion Children's Bible p.77). Session 4:  Board / flip chart showing 10/10 and 1/10, as in Session 1. The story of the Ten Lepers (Luke 17 in the Lion Children's Bible p.348. NB: this version does not use the term 'leper' but refers to 'men who were suffering from a skin disease'.) The hymn 'Thank you Lord' (Come & Praise 1, No.32).

Display reflection on a separate page... Choose one or more Reflections, then click on 'GO' to re-display this page with your selection(s) included... Session 1: '10/10' or '1/10'? >> Reflection: '10/10' or '1/10'? Session 2: The Perfect 10? >> Reflection: The Perfect 10? Session 3: The Top Ten >> Reflection: The Top Ten Session 4: '1/10' better than '10/10'? >> Reflection: '1/10' better than '10/10'?