Revision Islamic Religious Studies (IRS) Primary 3 Week 11 First Term Plan Lesson Notes
Subject: Islamic Religious Studies (IRS)
Class: Primary 3
Term: First Term
Week: 11
Topic: Revision
Sub-topic: Recap of Prophet Stories and Islamic Values
Duration: 30 minutes
Entry Behaviour: Students should have basic familiarity with Prophet stories and a grasp of simple Islamic values.
Key Words: Prophet Stories, Islamic Values, Mercy, Honesty, Gratitude
Behavioural Objectives: By the end of the lesson, students should recall key Prophet stories, identify Islamic values, and understand the importance of practicing mercy, honesty, and gratitude.
Embedded Core Skills: Moral Development, Recall of Information
Learning Materials: Islamic stories book, pictures of Prophets, flashcards with Islamic values, whiteboard, markers
Content:
- Recap of Prophet Stories (e.g., Prophet Muhammad’s life)
- Identification of Islamic Values
- Understanding Mercy, Honesty, and Gratitude
Recap of Prophet Stories (e.g., Prophet Muhammad’s life): Today, let’s remember the inspiring stories of our beloved Prophets, focusing on the life of Prophet Muhammad. 🌙 What can you recall about his teachings and experiences?
Identification of Islamic Values: Now, we’re going to talk about some special values that Islam teaches us. These values guide us to be good people and follow the teachings of our Prophets. 🤲 Can you think of a value that means telling the truth?
Understanding Mercy, Honesty, and Gratitude: Let’s explore three important values today: mercy, honesty, and gratitude. Mercy means being kind and forgiving, honesty means telling the truth, and gratitude means being thankful for the blessings in our lives. 🌟 How can we practice these values every day?
Remember, these values are like a treasure map guiding us to be better Muslims and better people. Let’s dive into the stories and values together
Presentation:
Step 1: Begin with a quick review of Prophet stories, asking students to share what they remember about Prophet Muhammad’s life.
Step 2: Introduce flashcards with Islamic values such as mercy, honesty, and gratitude. Discuss the meaning of each.
Step 3: Engage students in a discussion about the importance of practicing mercy, honesty, and gratitude in their daily lives.
Teacher’s Activities:
- Read short excerpts from Prophet stories and show pictures of Prophets.
- Present flashcards with Islamic values and discuss their meanings.
- Facilitate a conversation about the significance of mercy, honesty, and gratitude.
- Share what they remember about Prophet stories.
- Participate in discussions about Islamic values.
- Express their understanding of mercy, honesty, and gratitude.
Assessment:
- Ongoing observation during discussions and interactions.
- Review of students’ responses to questions about Prophet stories and values.
Evaluation Questions:
- Who is the Prophet we often talk about in Islamic stories?
- Can you name an Islamic value related to being truthful?
- What lesson did we learn from the story of Prophet Muhammad’s life?
- Explain the meaning of the word “mercy” in Islam.
- Name a Prophet known for showing gratitude to Allah.
- Point to a picture of a Prophet who faced challenges but remained patient.
- Why is it important to be honest in our words and actions?
- Identify an Islamic value related to treating others with kindness.
- Share a lesson from a Prophet story that teaches us about gratitude.
- How can you show mercy to someone in your family or school?
Conclusion:
In today’s lesson, we revisited Prophet stories and explored Islamic values like mercy, honesty, and gratitude. The students actively engaged in discussions, sharing their insights and understanding of these important principles. This knowledge guides them in making positive choices in their lives, fostering moral development and a strong connection to Islamic teachings