Week 12 Examination of First Term Topics Lesson Plan for Christian Religious Studies – JSS 2

Subject: Christian Religious Studies
Class: JSS 2
Term: First Term
Week: 12
Age: 12-13 years
Topic: Examination of First Term Topics
Sub-topic: Assessment and Review
Duration: 60 minutes

Behavioural Objectives:

By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:

1. Complete the examination papers accurately.
2. Recall and apply knowledge from all topics studied this term.
3. Demonstrate academic honesty during the exam.

Keywords:

• Examination
• Assessment
• Review
• Knowledge
• Honesty

Set Induction:

Begin the lesson with a brief discussion on why exams are important for learning and self-assessment. Ask students how they feel about the upcoming exam.

Entry Behaviour:

Students should have a basic understanding of all topics covered during the term and be familiar with exam procedures.

Learning Resources and Materials:

• Exam papers (objective, theory, true/false, and fill-in-the-gaps)
• Pens and pencils
• Examination guidelines handout

Building Background/Connection to Prior Knowledge:

Students have learned various Christian concepts throughout the term, which will be assessed in the exam.

Embedded Core Skills:

• Critical thinking
• Time management
• Self-assessment
• Integrity

Learning Materials:

• Lagos State Scheme of Work
• Previous lesson notes

Reference Books:

• Lagos State Scheme of Work for Christian Religious Studies
• The Holy Bible

Instructional Materials:

• Printed exam papers for each section
• Guidelines for academic integrity

Content:

Definition and Explanation:

This week focuses on the examination of all topics covered in the first term. Students will demonstrate their understanding through various question formats.

Examples of Topics Covered:

1. Importance of prayer in Christian life.
2. Key teachings of Jesus (e.g., love, humility).
3. Understanding of the Beatitudes.
4. The significance of baptism and communion.
5. The role of the Holy Spirit in guiding believers.

Evaluation Questions:

Part A: Objective Questions (Fill-in-the-Blank)

1. Prayer is a way to ________ with God. (a. talk, b. listen, c. see, d. ignore)
2. The Beatitudes teach us about ________. (a. happiness, b. rules, c. sadness, d. anger)
3. Baptism symbolizes the ________ of sin. (a. continuation, b. forgiveness, c. increase, d. hiding)
4. The Holy Spirit is known as the ________. (a. helper, b. enemy, c. leader, d. stranger)
5. Jesus taught us to love our ________. (a. friends, b. enemies, c. neighbors, d. family)
6. The Last Supper was a meal shared with ________. (a. strangers, b. family, c. disciples, d. enemies)
7. The Bible consists of the Old and New ________. (a. Stories, b. Testaments, c. Chapters, d. Books)
8. Sin separates us from ________. (a. friends, b. God, c. family, d. community)
9. Forgiveness is essential for a ________ life. (a. happy, b. sad, c. confusing, d. angry)
10. Faith involves believing in what we cannot ________. (a. see, b. touch, c. feel, d. hear)
11. The Great Commission is about spreading the ________. (a. money, b. Gospel, c. rules, d. doubt)
12. Christians celebrate Easter to remember Jesus’ ________. (a. birth, b. death, c. resurrection, d. teachings)
13. The fruits of the Spirit include love, joy, and ________. (a. anger, b. sadness, c. peace, d. fear)
14. Worship can include ________ and prayer. (a. games, b. music, c. sports, d. cooking)
15. A disciple is a ________ of Jesus. (a. teacher, b. follower, c. stranger, d. friend)
16. The story of the Good Samaritan teaches us about ________. (a. kindness, b. hatred, c. pride, d. greed)
17. Jesus’ teachings are recorded in the ________. (a. Quran, b. Bible, c. Torah, d. Vedas)
18. Humility means putting others’ needs ________ our own. (a. before, b. after, c. equal to, d. away from)
19. Christians gather for ________ to support one another. (a. games, b. worship, c. sports, d. parties)
20. The Bible provides guidance for ________. (a. life, b. games, c. confusion, d. boredom)

Part B: Theory Questions (Short Answer)

1. What is the significance of prayer in Christianity?
2. Explain the concept of the Beatitudes.
3. How does baptism symbolize new life?
4. Describe the role of the Holy Spirit in a believer’s life.
5. What is the Great Commission?
6. Why is forgiveness important in Christian teaching?
7. How do parables help us understand Jesus’ teachings?
8. Describe the significance of the Last Supper.
9. What does it mean to be a disciple of Jesus?
10. How can we show love to our neighbors?

Part C: True or False Questions

1. The Bible has only one testament. (True/False)
2. Jesus taught that we should only love those who love us back. (True/False)
3. The Holy Spirit is part of the Trinity. (True/False)
4. Forgiveness is not necessary in Christianity. (True/False)
5. The Good Samaritan parable teaches about kindness. (True/False)
6. Easter celebrates Jesus’ birth. (True/False)
7. A disciple is someone who learns from a teacher. (True/False)
8. Prayer can only happen in church. (True/False)
9. Sin does not affect our relationship with God. (True/False)
10. Worship can include singing and prayer. (True/False)

Part D: Fill-in-the-Gaps Questions

1. The Bible is known as the ________ of God.
2. Christians believe in one ________.
3. Jesus’ teachings are central to ________.
4. Baptism is a sign of ________ in Christ.
5. The ________ teaches us how to live rightly.
6. The Last Supper represents Jesus’ ________ for us.
7. The Beatitudes describe qualities that lead to ________.
8. The Great Commission instructs us to share the ________.
9. Forgiveness is a key teaching in ________.
10. The fruits of the Spirit are characteristics of a ________ Christian.
11. Faith is essential for our ________ with God.
12. Worship involves giving ________ to God.
13. The Holy Spirit helps us to ________ God’s will.
14. Christians gather for ________ to strengthen their faith.
15. The Good Samaritan shows us the importance of ________.
16. Jesus performed ________ to demonstrate God’s power.
17. Humility is putting others’ needs ________ your own.
18. The Bible provides guidance for our ________.
19. Sin can lead to ________ from God.
20. Prayer helps us develop a ________ with God.

Presentation Structure:

1. The teacher revises the previous topic which was: “The significance of the Last Supper and its teachings.”
2. The teacher introduces the new topic as follows: “Today, we will focus on our examination of all the topics we have learned this term.”
3. The teacher allows pupils to contribute, correcting them where necessary.

Teacher’s Activities:

• Distribute exam papers and clarify instructions.
• Monitor students during the exam and provide assistance as needed.

Learners’ Activities:

• Read instructions carefully and complete the exam.
• Raise hands for any questions.

Assessment:

Evaluation Questions:

1. What is the importance of prayer?
2. Explain the Beatitudes.
3. How does baptism relate to Christian faith?
4. What role does the Holy Spirit play?
5. Describe the Great Commission.
6. Why is forgiveness necessary?
7. How do parables aid understanding?
8. What is the significance of the Last Supper?
9. Define a disciple.
10. How can we show love to others?

Conclusion:

The teacher goes around to mark the papers and provides feedback, encouraging students to reflect on their learning and preparation for the next term.

Captivating Title:

“Final Assessment: Celebrating Our Learning Journey in Christian Studies”

Focus Keyphrase:

“Christian Studies Examination”