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Reply to "VIDEO/A-V Workshop Lessons & Ideas for Fiery Furnace"

Neil MacQueenWebmaster and Writer Supporting Member!

@Chris Epstein posted:
Agreed Neil! This is a great clip, but I don't think I would feel comfortable showing it to 5 and 6 year olds. I definitely would recommend it for 3rd grade and up.

Can't disagree with you there, Chris. Might even be a "per individual kid" decision. My four-year-old grandson loves watching clips of Godzilla battle monsters and set things on fire with his breath, but those scenes scare his older sister. eydeeu

Then again, how do we teach "3 guys being saved from being burned alive" in any kind of literal way to kids? Personally, I think we have a PARABLE here like Jonah and the Whale or the Good Samaritan, and not the historical recollection of an attempted murder. Makes more teaching sense that way too.

8/6/2112:59 PM

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