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2 Mediterranean Region Main Points To Study Upon completion of this unit, the student should be able to: 1. Name three countries on the Mediterranean Sea 2. Locate these countries on a map 3. Name a major city in Israel 4. Describe two Old Testament feasts celebrated in modern Israel 5. Recognize / describe an icon 6. Name one way in which America is like Greece 7. Describe one of Italy's geographic regions 8. Name three agricultural products from the Mediterranean regions 9. Say a prayer for a country in this region 10. Name the country where Mt. Ararat is located 1. Name five countries on the Mediterranean Sea 2. Locate these five countries on a map 3. Identify when modern Israel became a nation 4. Name three Old Testament feasts celebrated in modern Israel 5. Explain the meaning of sacrifice and tabernacle 6. Name five parts of a sailboat 7. Name two of Italy's geographical regions 8. Name five agricultural products and two natural resources from the Mediterranean area 9. Name two barriers to the gospel in this region 10. Name one reason the Eastern church separated from the West (Rome) 1. Name each country of the Mediterranean and its capital city 2. Name one export from each country in the Mediterranean Region 3. Describe the predominant religion of each nation 4. List three enemies to the nation of Israel 5. Name three powers which have controlled Istanbul 6. Classify the cedar of tree 7. Name five cultural contributions from Greece to the United States 8. Name five natural resources of this region 9. Name five barriers to the spread of the gospel in this region 10. Give the date and three reasons for the Great Schism of the Christian church 1. Name each country of the Mediterranean and its capital city 2. Sequence the countries in order of their per capita (per person) income 3. Name the predominant religion of each nation 4. List each country of the Mediterranean and describe its form of government 5. Name three powers which have controlled Istanbul and five Turkish wars 6. Classify the cedar of, the black oak and the sugar maple tree 7. Name five cultural contributions from Greece to the United States 8. Define reaching, beaming and running with a sailboat 9. Describe which regions are the occupied territories the nation of Israel 10. Give the date and three reasons for the Great Schism of the church Primary Elementary Intermediate Advanced Copyright 1998 Christian Cottage Schools 3
3 mediterranean Region Resources Optional Supplements Literature Israel At Cost, A Traveler's Guide by Fay Smith (ISBN ). Travel books will be a great asset to any section we study, This one is no exception. Great pictures and insight in the current places of an ancient land. Pictures for all levels, reading for intermediate levels. The Jewish Cuisine I Love by Jules J. Bond (ISBN ) Easy to use book with one recipe per page and great color photos for each. Some classic Jewish recipes seem to be missing, though there is a section on Passover. The Jews for Jesus Family Cookbook, by Melissa Moskowitz (ISBN ) Write to Jews for Jesus for this one. The recipes in this unit are all from this cookbook! We have used ours and the food is great. (60 Haight Street, San Francisco, California 94102) Cost is about $15.00) Ethnic Cuisine / How to Create the Authentic Flavors of 30 International Cuisines by Elisabeth Rozin. (Penguin Books, ISBN ) This book would be handy to have all year! There are some unusual spices and ingredients, but it is fascinating! Italy: Life World Library by Herber Kubly (Time-Life Books,1961) This is a marvelous picture book to show you Italy from a Life magazine photographers view. Wonderful! Children's adventure/mystery stories are often set in unusual locations around the world. Try these for fun: Mandie Mysteries (available at Christian bookstores and "good" libraries). (Elementary Level) Choose Your Own Adventure Series (Elementary Level) Ladd Family Adventure Series (Elementary Level) Frank Peretti Children's Adventures (available in Christian bookstores) Hardy Boys Mysteries (Elementary Level) The Diary of a Young Girl, by Anne Frank. This book helps students understand a Jewish family and their need for a Jewish homeland. (Intermediate Level) The Hiding Place, by Corrie Ten Boom; Though this book takes place in Holland, this also shows why so many fled Europe during the Holocaust, and why the state of Israel was necessary. (Intermediate Level) The Zion Chronicles by Bodie Thoene, Bethany House This excellent series about the founding of the modern nation of Israel in 1948 is a wonderful, historically accurate series for high schoolers and accelerated junior high students. (Upper Intermediate-Advanced Level) Exodus by Leon Uris This is an excellent novel about the birth of modern Israel. It is too difficult for younger students, but should be just right for high schoolers. It's also good for parents, and the story can be retold to the younger ones. (Intermediate-Advanced Level) -Any good poetry anthology that includes the work of W. B. Yeats; you're 4 Copyright 1998 Christian Cottage Schools
4 Mediterranean Region Resources Cont d looking for "Ode to Byzantium," but some of his other works contain a Byzantine theme. (Advanced Level) Black Amber, by Phyllis A. Whitney. This Gothic mystery set in Istanbul in the early 1960s is great for high school students (especially girls!) - - it includes a great deal of history of the city, as well as descriptions of scenery, etc., along with a suspense-filled mystery story with just enough romance of the old-fashioned clean variety, and some nasty villains whose downfall you can cheer. Highly recommended as a moral (though not Christian) tale. (Advanced Level) Mrs. Pollifax and the Whirling Dervish, by Dorothy Gilman This amusing mystery novel is about an elderly lady who is a spy working for the CIA. It is set in Morocco and gives a great deal of background on the history, culture and present government of Morocco. High schoolers should enjoy it. (Parents should be aware that the character, Mrs. Pollifax, is unduly fascinated with Moroccan religion, which is presented in a very favorable light; this is an opportunity to discuss the importance of bringing the Gospel to a lost world.) (Advanced Level) The Fall Feasts of Israel by Zhava Glaser, The Jewish Family Cookbook by Melissa Moskowitz, Y'shua by Moishe Rosen, and many other publications on the Jewish roots of Christianity are available from Jews for Jesus, 60 Haight Street, San Francisco. The Jewish New Testament, translated by David Stern, Jewish New Testament Publishing, Jerusalem, Israel. This is an excellent translation of the New Testament that celebrates the Jewishness of the Gospel through the rendering of names and terminology into the original Hebrew instead of Greek or Anglicized Greek. Mysteries by Mary Stewart set in modern Greece or Cyprus: My Brother Michael, The Moon-Spinners (also a movie with Hayley Mills), This Rough Magic. These books would be worth asking for at your library: A Woman Called Golda, the life of Golda Meir The Confessions of Saint Augustine Sadat, a biography of Anwar Sadat Any GOOD video store should carry these classics: The Ten Commandments with Charlton Heston as Moses; if you can't watch the whole thing, at least watch the part about Passover. Exodus This movie, based on the Leon Uris book, is a real tear-jerker; have plenty of tissues handy. Casablanca with Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman. This World War II film set in romantic Morocco is a classic well worth seeing over and over as time goes by. Play it again, Sam! (or, as the line really goes, "Play it, Sam. Play it for me.") You must remember this... The Agony and the Ecstasy with Charlton Heston. This is the story of Michaelangelo. The Merchant of Venice or Two Gentlemen of Verona are Shakespearean plays which may be available in movie form and show the lifestyle of old Italy. Videos Copyright 1998 Christian Cottage Schools 5
5 Primary Grades (1-3) Mediterranean Region Unit Study Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Israel Have a Seder Meal! Make a First Fruits offering Baptism Bible study Hashana New Year card and send it to a friend Hashana honey cake Make a drawing of atonement for Yom Kippur Day 6 Day 7 Day 8 Day 9 Day 10 Create a picture of what sacrifice means to you Day 11 Map work of Syria and A science lesson on the Cedars of Use words and pictures to define "tabernacle" Day 12 Study the Suez Canal Make a canal Build a miniature booth and have a feast to celebrate Day 13 Touring Quiz on the countries of the Maghrib region of North Africa Make a menorah, Hanukkah foods and a dreidel and celebrate Hannukkah Day 14 Make Turkish treats Walk out Noah's Ark Day 15 Study Turkey and Istanbul Day 16 Day 17 Day 18 Day 19 Day 20 Greece Sailing Quiz Have a Greek picnic Study Cyprus Map the sea route of Paul's journey to Cyprus Italy Map work Watch a video about Italy Make homemade pasta Study pictures of Greek Orthodox icons opyright 2000 Christian Cottage Schools
6 Elementary Grades (4-6) Mediterranean Region Unit Study Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Israel Have a Seder Meal! Make a First Fruits offering Baptism Bible study Hashana New Year card and send it to a friend Hashana honey cake Make a drawing of atonement for Yom Kippur Day 6 Day 7 Day 8 Day 9 Day 10 Create a picture of what sacrifice means to you Day 11 Map work of Syria and A science lesson on the Cedars of Day 16 Use words and pictures to define "tabernacle" Day 12 Study the Suez Canal Make a canal Calculate the miles traveling from London to Ceylon with and without the Suez Canal Day 17 Build a miniature booth and have a feast to celebrate Day 13 Touring Quiz on the countries of the Maghrib region of North Africa Day 18 Day 14 Make a menorah, Hanukkah foods and a dreidel and celebrate Hannukkah Make Turkish treats Walk out Noah's Ark Day 19 Day 15 Study Turkey and Istanbul Write a letter to a friend about life in Istanbul Day 20 Greece Sailing Quiz Have a Greek picnic Study Cyprus Map the sea route of Paul's journey to Cyprus Italy Map work Watch a video about Italy Make homemade pasta Study pictures of Greek Orthodox icons Copyright 2000 Christian Cottage Schools
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