Define Praise Sing a song of Praise Recite Psalm 103 Verse 1 and 2 Primary 1 Christian Religious Studies

 

 

 

Lesson Plan Presentation

Subject: Christian Religious Studies

Class: Primary 1

Term: Second Term

Week: 3

Topic: Define Praise, Sing a Song of Praise, Recite Psalm 103 Verse 1 and 2

Duration: 30 minutes

Entry Behaviour:

  • Ask students if they remember what praise means from the last class.

Key Words:

  • Praise, sing, recite, Psalm 103, verse, love, God.

Behavioural Objectives:

  • By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
    1. Define the term “praise.”
    2. Sing a simple song of praise.
    3. Recite Psalm 103:1-2.

Embedded Core Skills:

  • Listening, verbal expression, memory recall.

Learning Materials:

  • Pictures illustrating praise, a simple song sheet, a Bible with Psalm 103.

Content

Praise in Christian Religious Studies – Primary 1

  1. Define Praise 🙌:
    • Praise means saying nice words about God to show we love Him.
    • It’s like telling God, “You are amazing!”
  2. Sing a Song of Praise 🎶:
    • We sing happy songs to praise God.
    • Example: “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star.”
  3. Recite Psalm 103:1-2 📖:
    • Recite means saying special words from the Bible.
    • Example: “Bless the Lord, O my soul; all that is within me, bless His holy name!”

Remember, praising God is like telling Him how much we love and appreciate Him! 🌟

  1. Praise means saying nice words about ______. a) Friends b) God c) Toys d) Teachers
  2. We sing a song of praise to ______. a) Be quiet b) Make noise c) Praise God d) Sleep
  3. Recite means saying special words from ______. a) Friends b) the Bible c) a book d) a song
  4. In Psalm 103:1-2, we say, “Bless the Lord, O my ______.” a) Soul b) Friend c) Book d) Song
  5. Praise is like telling God, “You are ______!” a) Sad b) Angry c) Amazing d) Boring
  6. When we sing a song of praise, it makes us ______. a) Cry b) Happy c) Sleepy d) Grumpy
  7. Reciting Psalm 103 helps us remember to ______ God. a) Forget b) Ignore c) Praise d) Hate
  8. Psalm 103:1-2 says, “Bless His holy ______!” a) Name b) Game c) Flame d) Fame
  9. Praise in Christian Religious Studies means telling God how much we ______ Him. a) Ignore b) Love c) Forget d) Hate
  10. Singing a song of praise is like making ______ for God. a) Noise b) Trouble c) Friends d) Toys
  11. Reciting special words from the Bible is a way of showing ______ to God. a) Kindness b) Love c) Anger d) Fear
  12. Psalm 103:1-2 reminds us to bless the Lord with our whole ______. a) Heart b) Head c) Hand d) Hat
  13. Praise means saying nice words about God to show we ______ Him. a) Ignore b) Love c) Forget d) Hate
  14. Singing a song of praise makes us feel ______ inside. a) Sad b) Angry c) Happy d) Bored
  15. Reciting Psalm 103:1-2 is like a special ______ to God. a) Song b) Dance c) Letter d) Prayer

Presentation:

  1. Introduction (5 mins):
  2. Review of Previous Topic (5 mins):
    • Briefly discuss what was learned about praising God.
    • Connect the importance of praise to today’s lesson.
  3. Introduction of New Topic (5 mins):
    • Introduce the new topics: Define Praise, Sing a Song of Praise, Recite Psalm 103 Verse 1 and 2.
    • Explain that we will learn new things about praising God.
  4. Teacher’s Activities (5 mins):
    • Show pictures of people praising, emphasizing happiness and love.
    • Define praise in simple terms.
    • Sing a short song of praise to demonstrate.
  5. Learners’ Activities (5 mins):
    • Have the students repeat the definition after the teacher.
    • Sing the song of praise together, encouraging participation.
  6. Assessment (3 mins):
    • Ask students if they can recall what praise means.
    • Check if they can sing the song with the correct words.

Evaluation:

  1. What is the meaning of praise?
  2. Can you define praise in your own words?
  3. What did we learn about praising God last week?
  4. Why is praising God important?
  5. How does praising God make you feel?
  6. What is a song of praise?
  7. Can you sing a simple song of praise?
  8. What does recite mean?
  9. Which Psalm are we going to recite today?
  10. Why do we recite Psalm 103:1-2?

Conclusion:

  • The teacher goes around to mark participation and understanding.
  • Remind students to practice singing the song of praise and reciting Psalm 103:1-2 at home. Encourage them to share what they’ve learned with their families.
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