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:

1. Definition:
   • Trustworthiness means being reliable and honest.
   • Example: If you promise to do something, you do it.
2. Importance:
   • It helps people trust and depend on you.
   • Example: If you always keep your promises, friends and family will trust you more.
3. 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.
4. 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.
5. 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.
6. 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.
7. 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

1. What does trustworthiness mean?
   • Answer: Trustworthiness means being honest and reliable, keeping promises and being someone others can depend on.
2. Why is trustworthiness important?
   • Answer: Trustworthiness is important because it helps build strong relationships and makes people feel secure and valued.
3. How can I show trustworthiness?
   • Answer: You can show trustworthiness by keeping promises, being honest, and being dependable in your actions.
4.  What are some qualities of trustworthiness?
   • Answer: Qualities of trustworthiness include keeping promises, telling the truth, and being dependable and reliable.
5. 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.
6. 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.
7.  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.
8.  Why is it important to tell the truth?
   • Answer: Telling the truth is important because it builds trust and shows respect for others.
9. 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.
10. 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:

1. Trustworthiness means being __________ and reliable.
   • a) honest
   • b) dishonest
   • c) selfish
   • d) lazy
2. Keeping promises is an example of __________.
   • a) trustworthiness
   • b) laziness
   • c) selfishness
   • d) dishonesty
3. Qualities of trustworthiness include being __________.
   • a) dishonest
   • b) dependable
   • c) lazy
   • d) selfish
4. Breaking a promise can damage __________.
   • a) trust
   • b) friendship
   • c) honesty
   • d) laziness
5. Telling the truth even when it’s hard shows __________.
   • a) trustworthiness
   • b) dishonesty
   • c) selfishness
   • d) laziness
6. Trustworthiness helps build strong __________.
   • a) relationships
   • b) dishonesty
   • c) laziness
   • d) selfishness
7. Trustworthiness means being someone others can __________ on.
   • a) depend
   • b) ignore
   • c) blame
   • d) avoid
8. Trustworthiness is important because it makes people feel __________.
   • a) secure
   • b) afraid
   • c) lazy
   • d) selfish
9. Being dependable means being __________.
   • a) reliable
   • b) lazy
   • c) selfish
   • d) dishonest
10. Trustworthiness helps to earn trust and __________.
    • a) respect
    • b) dishonesty
    • c) laziness
    • d) selfishness
11. Breaking promises can damage __________.
    • a) relationships
    • b) laziness
    • c) trustworthiness
    • d) selfishness
12. Trustworthiness is important in building strong __________.
    • a) friendships
    • b) dishonesty
    • c) selfishness
    • d) laziness
13. Being honest, keeping promises, and being dependable are qualities of __________.
    • a) trustworthiness
    • b) dishonesty
    • c) selfishness
    • d) laziness
14. Trustworthiness helps to make people feel __________.
    • a) secure
    • b) dishonest
    • c) lazy
    • d) selfish
15. 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:
  1. Introduce the concept of trustworthiness using relatable examples.
  2. Discuss the importance of trustworthiness in Islam and everyday life.
  3. Identify qualities of trustworthiness such as honesty, reliability, and keeping promises.
  4. Explain how trustworthiness strengthens relationships and builds a better society.
• Step 4: Learners Activities:
  1. Engage students in discussions about trustworthiness and its relevance.
  2. Encourage students to share personal experiences related to trustworthiness.
  3. Conduct group activities to identify qualities of trustworthiness in different scenarios.
  4. 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:
  1. What does trustworthiness mean in Islam?
  2. Why is trustworthiness important in Islam and everyday life?
  3. Can you name three qualities of trustworthiness?
  4. Give an example of how trustworthiness can strengthen relationships.
  5. Why is it important to keep promises in Islam?
  6. How can trustworthiness be applied in your daily life?
  7. What happens when trustworthiness is compromised?
  8. How does trustworthiness contribute to a better society?
  9. Can you think of a situation where you showed trustworthiness?
  10. 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.