Grade 1 - Early world Civilizations

224 Early World Civilizations: Supplemental Guide 13 | Three World Religions

 Ask and answer what questions orally, requiring literal recall and

understanding of the details or facts of “Three World Religions”

(SL.1.2)

 Prior to listening to “Three World Religions,” identify orally what

they know and have learned about religion in Mesopotamia and

ancient Egypt

Core Vocabulary

Note: The defi nitions of the three religions are generic because

this is the introductory lesson to these religions. Students will be

able to fi ll in additional details as you cover the rest of the lessons

in this domain.

Christianity, n. The religion of the Christians; one of the world religions

Example: Christianity was spread throughout the world as Jesus’

followers preached what they called the “good news” of his life, death,

and resurrection.

Variation(s): none

faithful, adj. Loyal; dependable

Example: Thomas was faithful to his grandfather, reading to him every

day.

Variation(s): none

shrine, n. A sacred or holy place of worship

Example: The Dome of the Rock is an Islamic shrine in Jerusalem that is

famous for its architecture.

Variation(s): shrines

Islam, n. The religion of the Muslims; one of the world religions

Example: Muhammad’s teachings form the basis of Islam.

Variation(s): none

Judaism, n. The religion of the Jewish people; one of the world religions

Example: Judaism is the oldest of the three major religions we are

learning about today.

Variation(s): none