Jesus the Bread of life Christian Religious Studies Primary 3 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 6
Subject: Christian Religious Studies
Class: Primary 3
Term: Second Term
Week: 6
Topic: Jesus the Bread of Life
Duration: 45 minutes
Entry Behaviour: Students are expected to recall the previous lesson about Jesus as the Good Shepherd and share what they remember.
Key Words: Jesus, Bread of Life, spiritual nourishment, belief, eternal life
Behavioural Objectives: By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
- Define the concept of Jesus as the Bread of Life.
- Explain the importance of spiritual nourishment from Jesus.
- Understand how believing in Jesus satisfies spiritual hunger.
Embedded Core Skills: Reading, comprehension, critical thinking
Learning Materials: Whiteboard, markers, pictures of bread, Bible, Christian Religious Studies Textbook Book 3
Reference Books: Lagos State Scheme of Work for Christian Religious Studies, The Holy Bible (related verses), Christian Religious Studies Textbook Book 3
Memory Verses :
- John 6:35 – “And Jesus said unto them, I am the bread of life: he that cometh to me shall never hunger; and he that believeth on me shall never thirst.”
- John 6:48 – “I am that bread of life.”
- John 6:51 – “I am the living bread which came down from heaven: if any man eat of this bread, he shall live for ever: and the bread that I will give is my flesh, which I will give for the life of the world.”
Content:
Exploring Jesus the Bread of Life:
- Jesus the Bread of Life:
- Jesus called himself the Bread of Life because he gives us spiritual nourishment, just like bread gives us physical nourishment. 🍞
- Spiritual Meaning of Bread of Life:
- The Bread of Life spiritually represents Jesus himself, who sustains our souls and gives us eternal life. 🙏
- Explanation of Jesus as Bread of Life:
- When Jesus said he is the Bread of Life, he meant that believing in him and following his teachings satisfies our spiritual hunger and gives us eternal life with God. ✝️
- Importance of Food:
- Food is important because it gives us energy and strength to do our daily activities. 🥦🍎
- It helps our bodies grow and stay healthy. đź’Ş
- Sharing meals with family and friends brings us together and strengthens our relationships. 🍽️👨‍👩‍👧‍👦
- Just as food is essential for our physical well-being, Jesus as the Bread of Life is essential for our spiritual well-being. 🍞🌟
Class Activity
- What does it mean when Jesus is called the Bread of Life?
- When Jesus is called the Bread of Life, it means he gives us spiritual nourishment and sustains our souls.
- Why did Jesus refer to himself as the Bread of Life?
- Jesus referred to himself as the Bread of Life to show that he satisfies our spiritual hunger and gives us eternal life.
- What is the spiritual meaning of Bread of Life?
- The spiritual meaning of Bread of Life is that believing in Jesus and following his teachings brings us spiritual fulfillment and eternal life with God.
- How does Jesus as the Bread of Life nourish us spiritually?
- Jesus as the Bread of Life nourishes us spiritually by offering forgiveness, love, and eternal life through faith in him.
- What are some examples of Jesus being compared to bread?
- Jesus compared himself to bread during the Last Supper when he said, “This is my body, which is given for you.” (Luke 22:19)
- Why is food important in our daily lives?
- Food is important because it gives us energy, helps our bodies grow, and strengthens our relationships when shared with others.
- How can we apply the concept of Jesus as the Bread of Life in our lives?
- We can apply the concept of Jesus as the Bread of Life by believing in him, following his teachings, and sharing his love with others.
- What are the benefits of spiritual nourishment from Jesus?
- The benefits of spiritual nourishment from Jesus include peace, joy, hope, and eternal life with God.
- How does Jesus satisfy our spiritual hunger?
- Jesus satisfies our spiritual hunger by offering us forgiveness, grace, and the promise of eternal life through his sacrifice on the cross.
- Why is it important to understand Jesus as the Bread of Life?
- Understanding Jesus as the Bread of Life is important because it reminds us of his love, sacrifice, and the eternal life he offers to all who believe in him.
Classwork :
- When Jesus is called the Bread of Life, it means he gives us _________ nourishment.
- a) physical
- b) spiritual
- c) emotional
- d) mental
- Jesus referred to himself as the Bread of Life to show that he satisfies our _________ hunger.
- a) physical
- b) spiritual
- c) emotional
- d) mental
- The spiritual meaning of Bread of Life represents _________.
- a) food
- b) Jesus
- c) water
- d) friends
- Believing in Jesus and following his teachings brings us spiritual _________.
- a) sadness
- b) fulfillment
- c) anger
- d) fear
- During the Last Supper, Jesus compared himself to _________.
- a) water
- b) bread
- c) fish
- d) fruit
- Food is important because it gives us energy and helps our bodies _________.
- a) shrink
- b) disappear
- c) grow
- d) change
- Sharing meals with family and friends strengthens our _________.
- a) loneliness
- b) anger
- c) relationships
- d) sadness
- Jesus as the Bread of Life offers forgiveness, love, and eternal life through _________.
- a) anger
- b) faith
- c) fear
- d) sadness
- Believing in Jesus satisfies our spiritual hunger and brings us _________.
- a) peace
- b) sadness
- c) anger
- d) fear
- Understanding Jesus as the Bread of Life reminds us of his love, _________, and the eternal life he offers.
- a) hope
- b) anger
- c) fear
- d) sadness
- When Jesus referred to himself as the Bread of Life, he meant that believing in him brings us spiritual _________.
- a) emptiness
- b) fulfillment
- c) loneliness
- d) sadness
- Jesus compared himself to bread during the Last _________.
- a) Breakfast
- b) Dinner
- c) Supper
- d) Lunch
- The benefits of spiritual nourishment from Jesus include peace, joy, hope, and eternal life with _________.
- a) friends
- b) family
- c) God
- d) teachers
- Believing in Jesus and following his teachings helps us grow spiritually and strengthens our _________ with God.
- a) sadness
- b) relationships
- c) anger
- d) fear
- Understanding Jesus as the Bread of Life reminds us of his love, sacrifice, and the eternal life he offers to all who _________ in him.
- a) believe
- b) doubt
- c) fear
- d) anger
Presentation:
Step 1: Revision
- The teacher revises the previous lesson about Jesus as the Good Shepherd by asking students to recite Psalm 23 and share what they remember about Jesus’ qualities as a shepherd. Psalm 23 The Good Shepherd Christian Religious Studies Primary 3 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 5
Step 2: Introduction of New Topic
- The teacher introduces the new topic, “Jesus the Bread of Life,” explaining that they will learn about how Jesus satisfies our spiritual hunger.
Step 3: Teacher’s Activities
- The teacher explains the concept of Jesus as the Bread of Life, using examples of bread to illustrate how Jesus gives us spiritual nourishment.
- Reading relevant Bible verses (John 6:35) to reinforce the concept of Jesus as the Bread of Life.
- Discussing the importance of spiritual nourishment from Jesus and how believing in him brings eternal life.
Learners Activities
- Students listen attentively and participate in discussions about Jesus as the Bread of Life.
- They read the Bible verses together and discuss their meanings.
- Students share their thoughts on why spiritual nourishment from Jesus is important in their lives.
Assessment:
- The teacher assesses students’ understanding through class discussions and questioning.
- Students’ participation and engagement during the lesson are observed.
Evaluation Questions:
- What does it mean when Jesus is called the Bread of Life?
- How does believing in Jesus satisfy our spiritual hunger?
- Can you recite the Bible verse John 6:35?
- Why is spiritual nourishment from Jesus important?
- How can we apply the concept of Jesus as the Bread of Life in our lives?
- What are the benefits of believing in Jesus?
- How does Jesus satisfy our spiritual hunger?
- Why did Jesus refer to himself as the Bread of Life?
- What does spiritual nourishment from Jesus offer?
- Why is it important to understand Jesus as the Bread of Life?
Conclusion:
- The teacher goes round to mark students’ participation and understanding of the topic.
- Students are encouraged to remember that Jesus satisfies our spiritual hunger and to believe in him for eternal life.
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