Trustworthiness in Islam Islamic Religious Studies Primary 4 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 10
Subject: Islamic Religious Studies
Class: Primary 4
Term: Second Term
Week: 10
Topic: Trustworthiness in Islam
Sub-topic: Definition, Importance, Application
Duration: 45 minutes
Entry Behaviour: Students should have basic understanding of Islamic teachings and concepts.
Key Words: Trustworthiness, Islam, Promise, Importance, Qualities, Application
Behavioural Objectives: By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
- Define trustworthiness in Islam.
- Explain the importance of trustworthiness.
- Identify and discuss qualities of trustworthiness.
- Apply the concept of trustworthiness in daily life.
Embedded Core Skills:
- Critical thinking
- Communication
- Moral reasoning
- Application of Islamic principles
Learning Materials:
- Lagos State Scheme of Work
- The Holy Quran
- Islamic Textbook Book 3
Content:
Trustworthiness:
- Definition:
- Trustworthiness means being reliable and honest.
- Example: If you promise to do something, you do it.
- Importance:
- It helps people trust and depend on you.
- Example: If you always keep your promises, friends and family will trust you more.
- Qualities of Trustworthiness:
- Keeping promises: Doing what you say you will do.
- Telling the truth: Being honest even when it’s hard.
- Being dependable: People can rely on you to do things.
- Application of Qualities:
- If you promise to help a friend with homework, do it on time.
- If you break something, tell the truth and apologize.
- If someone trusts you with a secret, keep it safe.
- Importance of Keeping Promises:
- Keeps relationships strong and happy.
- Builds trust with others.
- Example: If you promise to share your toys, do it. Your friends will trust you more.
- Inference on Applying Trustworthiness:
- If you say you will do your homework, do it without being reminded.
- If you borrow something, return it on time and in good condition.
- Example: If you promise to take care of your pet, feed it and give it water every day.
- Conclusion:
- Being trustworthy means people can count on you.
- It makes you a good friend and a reliable person.
- Practice trustworthiness every day to earn trust and respect. 🤝🌟
Class Activity Discussion
- What does trustworthiness mean?
- Answer: Trustworthiness means being honest and reliable, keeping promises and being someone others can depend on.
- Why is trustworthiness important?
- Answer: Trustworthiness is important because it helps build strong relationships and makes people feel secure and valued.
- How can I show trustworthiness?
- Answer: You can show trustworthiness by keeping promises, being honest, and being dependable in your actions.
- What are some qualities of trustworthiness?
- Answer: Qualities of trustworthiness include keeping promises, telling the truth, and being dependable and reliable.
- What happens if I break a promise?
- Answer: Breaking a promise can damage trust and hurt relationships. It’s important to try your best to keep promises you make.
- How can trustworthiness help me in school?
- Answer: Trustworthiness can help you earn the trust of your teachers and classmates, making group projects and friendships stronger.
- Can I be trusted with small tasks?
- Answer: Yes, being trusted with small tasks is a good way to show others that you are reliable and responsible.
- Why is it important to tell the truth?
- Answer: Telling the truth is important because it builds trust and shows respect for others.
- What should I do if I make a mistake?
- Answer: If you make a mistake, it’s important to admit it, apologize, and try to make things right.
- How can I practice trustworthiness in my daily life?
- Answer: You can practice trustworthiness by keeping your promises, being honest in your words and actions, and being dependable in tasks you are given.
Questions:
- Trustworthiness means being __________ and reliable.
- a) honest
- b) dishonest
- c) selfish
- d) lazy
- Keeping promises is an example of __________.
- a) trustworthiness
- b) laziness
- c) selfishness
- d) dishonesty
- Qualities of trustworthiness include being __________.
- a) dishonest
- b) dependable
- c) lazy
- d) selfish
- Breaking a promise can damage __________.
- a) trust
- b) friendship
- c) honesty
- d) laziness
- Telling the truth even when it’s hard shows __________.
- a) trustworthiness
- b) dishonesty
- c) selfishness
- d) laziness
- Trustworthiness helps build strong __________.
- a) relationships
- b) dishonesty
- c) laziness
- d) selfishness
- Trustworthiness means being someone others can __________ on.
- a) depend
- b) ignore
- c) blame
- d) avoid
- Trustworthiness is important because it makes people feel __________.
- a) secure
- b) afraid
- c) lazy
- d) selfish
- Being dependable means being __________.
- a) reliable
- b) lazy
- c) selfish
- d) dishonest
- Trustworthiness helps to earn trust and __________.
- a) respect
- b) dishonesty
- c) laziness
- d) selfishness
- Breaking promises can damage __________.
- a) relationships
- b) laziness
- c) trustworthiness
- d) selfishness
- Trustworthiness is important in building strong __________.
- a) friendships
- b) dishonesty
- c) selfishness
- d) laziness
- Being honest, keeping promises, and being dependable are qualities of __________.
- a) trustworthiness
- b) dishonesty
- c) selfishness
- d) laziness
- Trustworthiness helps to make people feel __________.
- a) secure
- b) dishonest
- c) lazy
- d) selfish
- Trustworthiness means being __________.
- a) reliable
- b) dishonest
- c) lazy
- d) selfish
- Step 1: Revision
- Recap the previous lesson on trustworthiness. Understanding Sūratud-Duhā Verses 7-11 Islamic Religious Studies Primary 4 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 9
- Step 2: Introduction of New Topic
- Define trustworthiness in Islam and its significance.
- Step 3: Teacher’s Activities:
- Introduce the concept of trustworthiness using relatable examples.
- Discuss the importance of trustworthiness in Islam and everyday life.
- Identify qualities of trustworthiness such as honesty, reliability, and keeping promises.
- Explain how trustworthiness strengthens relationships and builds a better society.
- Step 4: Learners Activities:
- Engage students in discussions about trustworthiness and its relevance.
- Encourage students to share personal experiences related to trustworthiness.
- Conduct group activities to identify qualities of trustworthiness in different scenarios.
- Role-play situations where trustworthiness is demonstrated or compromised.
- Step 5: Assessment:
- Evaluate students’ understanding through oral questions and group discussions.
- Assess students’ ability to identify and apply qualities of trustworthiness.
- Evaluation Questions:
- What does trustworthiness mean in Islam?
- Why is trustworthiness important in Islam and everyday life?
- Can you name three qualities of trustworthiness?
- Give an example of how trustworthiness can strengthen relationships.
- Why is it important to keep promises in Islam?
- How can trustworthiness be applied in your daily life?
- What happens when trustworthiness is compromised?
- How does trustworthiness contribute to a better society?
- Can you think of a situation where you showed trustworthiness?
- How can we encourage trustworthiness in our community?
Conclusion:
- Summarize key points discussed during the lesson.
- Reinforce the importance of trustworthiness in Islam and everyday life.
- Encourage students to apply the concept of trustworthiness in their actions and interactions.