Subject: Christian Religious Studies
Class: Primary 2
Term: Third Term
Week: Week 6
Topic: Plan of Salvation
Sub-topic: Understanding Salvation
Duration: 45 minutes
Behavioural Objectives:
By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
- Define the term “salvation.”
- Understand God’s promise of salvation.
- Recognize the importance of salvation in their lives.
Key Words: Salvation, Promise, Importance
Entry Behaviour:
Ask students if they have heard about salvation before and if they know what it means.
Learning Resources and Materials:
- Bible storybooks with simplified explanations of salvation
- Pictures or illustrations depicting scenes related to salvation (optional)
- Whiteboard and markers
Building Background / Connection to Prior Knowledge:
Remind students of any previous lessons about God’s love and introduce the concept of salvation as a way God shows His love for us.
Embedded Core Skills:
Listening, Speaking, Understanding
Learning Materials:
Lagos State Scheme of Work for Christian Religious Studies, reference books with simplified explanations of salvation
Instructional Materials:
Illustrations, Bible storybooks, whiteboard
Content:
Plan of Salvation
- Define salvation:
- Salvation means being saved from sin and its consequences by God’s grace. 🙏
- Narrate God’s promise of salvation:
- God promised salvation to all who believe in Him and follow His teachings. He sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to die for our sins and offer us eternal life. 🌟
- State the importance of salvation:
- Salvation is important because it gives us hope, forgiveness, and a relationship with God. It helps us live a life of love, peace, and joy both now and forever. 🌈✝️
Evaluation
- Salvation means being saved from ____. a) happiness b) sin c) sadness d) anger
- God’s promise of salvation is for all who believe in ____. a) themselves b) others c) Him d) animals
- God sent His ____ to offer us salvation. a) angels b) Son c) disciples d) prophets
- Salvation gives us hope, forgiveness, and a relationship with ____. a) friends b) teachers c) God d) animals
- What does salvation mean? a) Being saved from sin b) Being saved from school c) Being saved from homework d) Being saved from playing
- Who promised salvation to those who believe in Him? a) God b) Friends c) Parents d) Teachers
- God sent His ____ to die for our sins. a) angels b) Son c) friends d) animals
- Why is salvation important? a) It gives us hope, forgiveness, and a relationship with God b) It gives us toys c) It gives us candy d) It gives us games
- Salvation helps us live a life of ____. a) anger b) love c) sadness d) fear
- Who offers us salvation? a) God b) Friends c) Strangers d) Animals
- What did God send to offer us salvation? a) His angels b) His Son c) His toys d) His pets
- What does salvation give us? a) Hope, forgiveness, and a relationship with God b) Toys c) Candy d) Games
- Salvation helps us live a life of ____. a) love b) sadness c) anger d) fear
- Who promised salvation to those who believe in Him? a) God b) Friends c) Parents d) Teachers
- What does salvation mean? a) Being saved from sin b) Being saved from school c) Being saved from homework d) Being saved from playing
Class Activity Discussion
- What is salvation?
- Answer: Salvation means being saved from sin and its consequences by God’s grace.
- Who promises salvation?
- Answer: God promises salvation to all who believe in Him and follow His teachings.
- What did God do to offer us salvation?
- Answer: God sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to die for our sins and offer us eternal life.
- Why is salvation important?
- Answer: Salvation is important because it gives us hope, forgiveness, and a relationship with God.
- What does salvation give us?
- Answer: Salvation gives us hope, forgiveness, and a close relationship with God.
- Who receives salvation?
- Answer: Anyone who believes in God and follows His teachings can receive salvation.
- What is the role of Jesus in salvation?
- Answer: Jesus died for our sins so that we can be saved and have eternal life with God.
- Can anyone receive salvation?
- Answer: Yes, anyone who believes in God and follows His teachings can receive salvation.
- How does salvation help us?
- Answer: Salvation helps us live a life of love, peace, and joy both now and forever.
- Is salvation only for certain people?
- Answer: No, salvation is available to everyone who believes in God and accepts His gift of grace.
- What happens if we accept God’s salvation?
- Answer: If we accept God’s salvation, we can have eternal life with Him in heaven.
- Can we earn salvation?
- Answer: No, salvation is a gift from God and cannot be earned through our own efforts.
- Why did God offer salvation to us?
- Answer: God offered salvation to us because He loves us and wants us to be with Him forever.
- Can we lose our salvation?
- Answer: Once we accept God’s salvation, we cannot lose it. It is a permanent gift from God.
- How can we receive salvation?
- Answer: We can receive salvation by believing in God, asking for forgiveness for our sins, and accepting Jesus Christ as our Saviour
Step 1: Revision of Previous Topic:
Recap the previous lessons about God’s love and His promises to His people. The Fall of Man Understanding Disobedience and Punishment Christian Religious Studies Primary 2 Third Term Lesson Notes Week 5
Step 2: Introduction of the New Topic:
Introduce the topic of salvation by explaining that it is a gift from God that gives us hope and eternal life.
Step 3: Engaging the Students:
- Define salvation: “Salvation means being saved from sin and having a close relationship with God.”
- Narrate God’s promise of salvation: “God promises salvation to all who believe in Him and accept Jesus Christ as their Savior.”
- Discuss the importance of salvation: “Salvation is important because it gives us hope, forgiveness, and a relationship with God.”
Teacher’s Activities:
- Guide the discussion by asking questions like: “What does salvation mean?” or “Why is salvation important?”
- Encourage students to share their thoughts and experiences related to salvation.
Learners Activities:
- Listen attentively to the teacher’s explanations and participate in the discussion.
- Share their understanding of salvation and its importance.
Assessment:
Observe students’ participation and understanding during the discussion and storytelling.
Evaluation Questions:
- What is salvation?
- Who promises salvation to us?
- Why is salvation important?
- Can you give an example of God’s promise of salvation?
- How does salvation make you feel?
- What do you think salvation gives us?
- Can anyone receive salvation?
- How can we accept God’s salvation?
- What does God promise to those who believe in Him?
- How does salvation show God’s love for us?
Conclusion:
The teacher goes around to mark students’ participation and understanding. Provide feedback and encourage students to remember the lessons about salvation and God’s love for them.