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+ Carefully look through the Padlet projects created by your classmates.
+ Give a thumbs up to the FIVE best posts within their project.
+ Then, make a post (and then move to the bottom of their canvas) offering them feedback on their project.

Then, follow the same steps above for the SAME groups as yours, but in another class period (2 / 3 OR 5 / 7)

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In this Padlet, write a post answering this question:

+ Of the OT typologies that you learned about in other's Padlets, which one gave you an "a-ha!" moment because it made a connection that you did not previously recognize.

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The Aaron one and the connection to Jesus really stood out to me because I have never heard of Aaron being compared to jesus

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I never realized how many connections Moses has to Jesus. I had never thought abut how Moses turning the water to blood foreshadows Jesus turning water to wine.

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I never thought of the Jordan River as a type. Learning that Elijah left a whirlwind in the same spot John the Baptist started preaching not only shows that connection but is really cool, too.

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I thought it was interesting that the Eucharist was a type present in many stories throughout the Bible. It was used as the unleavened Passover bread, the Manna from Heaven for the Israelites, and also the bread and fish that Jesus fed the crowd.

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I thought that in period 3's epsilon group, someone said that Baptism is the reason we are all Catholic. I had never thought of that before and it made me realize the importance of Baptism

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I thought that our class did a good job with making the connections and finding cool pictures. 10/10

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The Jordan river stood out to me as something I wouldn't think of as a type. I really thought this connection was cool.

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I thought the typology connection with Isaac was interesting. At first I wasn't quiet sure what it was but reading more into it and realizing the connection had to do more with his father and Jesus ended up making much more sense. And I had my aha moment.

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Of all the Padlets I looked at, the typology about the Jordan River really fascinated me. The fact that in the New Testament in the same place as Elijah made a whirlwind, John the Baptist would be preaching was something really cool to me. I never really made the connection between the two.

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The typology padlet that was most interesting to me was the connection between Elijah, John the Baptist, and the Jordan river. I had never heard of that before and I thought it was really interesting.

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I thought it was interesting that the Eucharist was a type present in many stories throughout the Bible. I never realized how many connections Moses has to Jesus in the bible. For example Moses turning water into blood, and Jesus turning water into wine.

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I heard of Melchizledeck but never really looked into his life much. Finding out about him was interesting. I always thought he was a high priest. I also love the illustrations and Illusion done with the exiles of Egypt. While this sounds strange it is sometimes difficult to spot allusions until pretend them. It also hope put faces/actions to names I liked the projects.

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I found that the connection between Jesus and Moses was the most interesting. Moses turning water into blood corresponds with Jesus turning wine into blood. I found it interesting that they both did these conversions.

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The typology of Baptism was most interesting to me. I never realized just how many instances there were in the Old Testament where water acts as a savior. I think it's really interesting how water literally saved people's lives back then, and how today it spiritually saves us from sin through Baptism.

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The Jordan river was never something I thought of as a type. Our class did a very good job with their padlets.

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I found the connections with Jesus and Moses to be really surprising

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i thought the correlation between the  parting of the red sea and baptism  and how the red sea saved them from slavery  and how baptism saves us from original sin

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I thought it was interesting to see all the similarites between Abraham and Jesus. I've learned about their strong correlation before, but seeing just how much the have in common was striking

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I never realised how much moses foreshadowed the mission of Jesus's Paschal Mystery.

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An interesting post that I saw was one that had to deal with comparing Moses striking the rock with saving water pouring out to Jesus being our rock and he saves us with the waters of baptism.

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I checked a project of our groups caliber in period 5. I was most impressed by their pictures. Instead of putting their  photos at the bottom of there words slides. They made their own slides for the pictures. Which made there picture much career. I might consider doing this for ours next time.

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I never knew how many connections there were between Jesus and Moses. I found a lot of them to be very interesting especially that they applied to both Jesus and Moses.

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I thought it was interesting how Isaac and Jesus correlated. I forgot these two were an example of typology. I found it interesting how both of them were only sons and would be offered for different reasons.

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What was most surprising to me was the connections that Moses and Jesus had. I really wish teachers in the past would have elaborated more on that because I think that that would be something really interesting to study and look at as a class.