JHS Clark Library: World Religions: Home

Assignment Overview

You will be researching a major world religion in a small group
in order to introduce that religion to your
classmates. You will take notes and then
create a slideshow presentation (including images) that you
can present to your classmates.

Your group must use the Google Slides template given to you
by your teacher and follow the directions on each slide.

World Religions Assignment

Link to Template of Google Slides presentation - One person in your group will need to make a copy of the slide presentation then share it with the others in the group.

ONE PERSON MAKE A COPY OF THE SLIDE DECK AND RENAME YOUR SLIDE DECK: NameofReligion_WorldReligions_per# (ex. Islam_WorldReligions_per3). Share it with all your teammates and your teacher.

Links to Local Public Libraries

Multnomah County Library

Clackamas County Library

Washington County Library

Fort Vancouver Regional Library

Featured Source

Worldmark Encyclopedia of Religious Practices by Thomas Riggs (Editor)
Call Number: e-book
ISBN: 9781414498706
Publication Date: 2015

Library Information

Gregory Lum, Library Director
glum@jesuitportland.org
503.292.2663 ext. 7402

Erin Fitzpatrick-Bjorn, Librarian
efitzpatrick@jesuitportland.org
503.292.2663 ext. 7403

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