Resources
Every resource has been carefully vetted; however, teachers are encouraged to review each one before introducing it to the classroom. Teachers should use their good judgement as to whether or not the resource aligns with the Adventist worldview and the expectations of the community.
US Government
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Students form healthy identities and respect for all people groups as they grasp the true meaning of the first angel’s judgment message. For the final project, students conduct research to determine feelings about the judgment and design projects that will lead others to a proper understanding of God’s love in light of the judgment hour message. Supplements 9th grade Bible curriculum 9.4b, “The Gift of Identity.” Suitable for all grades, 9-12.
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Bible, history and science come to life as students study the second half of the first angel’s message, “worship Him who made the heaven and earth, the sea and springs of water.” Lessons engage the class as they explore the scientific arguments for creationism and the historical change of the Sabbath. For the final project, students extend the learning by delivering a presentation to a live audience. Supplements 9th grade Bible curriculum 9.3a, “The Gift of Creation” and 9.3b, “The Gift of the Sabbath.” Suitable for all grades, 9-12.
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High synergy for Bible and government classes is provided in these lessons covering the second angel’s proclamation of the fall of Babylon. Current court cases are examined which threaten to remove the freedom to act according to Christian convictions and a moral compass. Students present a legal case involving religious liberty at the conclusion of the study. Supplements 11th grade Bible study of Revelation; also supplements US Government class. Suitable for all grades, 9-12.
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The third angel’s warning of the mark in the hand and forehead as contrasted with faith in Jesus provides a call to live moral and upright lives now. History and scripture guide students as they study the ancient civilization of Rome and identify the beast of Revelation and its mark. Students are challenged to follow their conscience, stand up for convictions, and put their total faith and trust in Jesus. The final project provides opportunity for students to extend the learning into their own world through project-based learning. Supplements 11th grade Bible study of Revelation and 12th grade Bible curriculum 12.2, “Ethics and Morality.” Suitable for all grades, 9-12.
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Video-clips of Mark Finley and other noted Adventist speakers are used to demonstrate effective evangelistic preaching strategies. Following instruction, students create and execute a public evangelistic campaign on the three angels’ messages. Includes NAD standards, assessments, slides in PowerPoint and Keynote format, easy to follow lesson plans.
