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Godly Play Script Lesson B

This document provides the script for telling the story of Jesus washing the feet of his disciples from the Bible. The story is told using 6 visual aids placed on a purple ribbon timeline to represent the key events: 1) Jesus ties a towel around his waist, 2) pours water into a bowl, 3) washes the disciples' feet, 4) Simon Peter protests, 5) Jesus washes Peter's feet, 6) Jesus explains his actions. The story is meant to teach the disciples and remind us during Lent to serve one another as Jesus served.

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Godly Play Script Lesson B

This document provides the script for telling the story of Jesus washing the feet of his disciples from the Bible. The story is told using 6 visual aids placed on a purple ribbon timeline to represent the key events: 1) Jesus ties a towel around his waist, 2) pours water into a bowl, 3) washes the disciples' feet, 4) Simon Peter protests, 5) Jesus washes Peter's feet, 6) Jesus explains his actions. The story is meant to teach the disciples and remind us during Lent to serve one another as Jesus served.

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GODLY PLAY SCRIPT

THE WASHING OF THE FEET


KWL Chapter 4
(John 13:4–9, 12–15)
YOU WILL NEED:
 Length of purple ribbon to use as a story timeline
 Visual Set: K.2B ‘Washing of the Feet’
1. Jesus takes bowl and towel
2. Jesus pours water into a bowl
3. Jesus washes the disciples’ feet
4. Simon Peter protests
5. Jesus washes Peter’s feet
6. Jesus explains what he has done
 Bible

Children are seated in a semi-circle ready to listen to the story. When the children are settled, go to the shelf and carry the materials as you
would the Bible. Place these beside you.

Place class Bible in front of you with your hand on it.


This story comes from our special book which we call the Bible.

Place Bible beside you. Roll the purple ribbon in front of you.
Purple is the colour for getting ready. Lent is a time for getting ready.
At this time in the Church’s year we remember and tell the stories of some of the things which Jesus said and did. This story is about the Last Supper
Jesus had with his friends before he died.

Hold Visual 1 in front of you.


During the Last Supper, Jesus got up from the table and tied a towel around his waist.
Place Visual 1 on the purple ribbon to your far right facing the children.

Hold Visual 2 in front of you.


He knelt down and poured water into a large bowl.
Place Visual 2 on the left of Visual 1.

Hold Visual 3 in front of you.


Jesus then began to wash the disciples’ feet.
He dried their feet with the large towel.
Place Visual 3 on the left of Visual 2.

Hold Visual 4 in front of you.


Simon Peter thought that this was not right! Jesus should not wash his feet.
That was a servant’s job. Jesus was the teacher.
Simon Peter said, “You will never wash my feet!”
Place Visual 4 on the left of Visual 3.

Hold Visual 5 in front of you.


Jesus answered him, “If I don’t wash your feet, you cannot follow me.”
Simon Peter said to him, “Well in that case, wash my hands and my head too!”
Place Visual 5 on the left of Visual 4
Hold Visual 6 in front of you.
Jesus said to all the disciples, “Do you understand what I have done? I am your teacher and I have washed your feet. Just as I have washed your
feet; you should wash each others’ feet.”

Place Visual 6 on the left of Visual 5.

Point to each of the visuals in order along the story line as you say
We remember what happened to Jesus at the end of his life.
Point to and name each visual.

Pause quietly for a moment, and then begin to wonder together.


Engage with ‘I wonder’, KWL(K/P) p28.

.” I wonder…if you have ever had your feet washed…what it is like to wash someone’s feet…why the disciples were so
shock when Jesus washed their feet…what a servant is…why Jesus did the servants work…what this story means…what
you would have said to Jesus if he wanted to wash your feet…what Jesus meant when he said “Love one another as I have
loved you
Carefully pack story materials into storage box and put on shelf. Ensure that children are watching so they know how to pack the materials away and where to find them.

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