Plan of Salvation Christian Religious Studies Primary 2 Third Term Lesson Notes Week 6

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:

1. Define the term “salvation.”
2. Understand God’s promise of salvation.
3. 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

1. Define salvation:
   • Salvation means being saved from sin and its consequences by God’s grace. 🙏
2. 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. 🌟
3. 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

1. Salvation means being saved from ____. a) happiness b) sin c) sadness d) anger
2. God’s promise of salvation is for all who believe in ____. a) themselves b) others c) Him d) animals
3. God sent His ____ to offer us salvation. a) angels b) Son c) disciples d) prophets
4. Salvation gives us hope, forgiveness, and a relationship with ____. a) friends b) teachers c) God d) animals
5. What does salvation mean? a) Being saved from sin b) Being saved from school c) Being saved from homework d) Being saved from playing
6. Who promised salvation to those who believe in Him? a) God b) Friends c) Parents d) Teachers
7. God sent His ____ to die for our sins. a) angels b) Son c) friends d) animals
8. 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
9. Salvation helps us live a life of ____. a) anger b) love c) sadness d) fear
10. Who offers us salvation? a) God b) Friends c) Strangers d) Animals
11. What did God send to offer us salvation? a) His angels b) His Son c) His toys d) His pets
12. What does salvation give us? a) Hope, forgiveness, and a relationship with God b) Toys c) Candy d) Games
13. Salvation helps us live a life of ____. a) love b) sadness c) anger d) fear
14. Who promised salvation to those who believe in Him? a) God b) Friends c) Parents d) Teachers
15. 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

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:

1. What is salvation?
2. Who promises salvation to us?
3. Why is salvation important?
4. Can you give an example of God’s promise of salvation?
5. How does salvation make you feel?
6. What do you think salvation gives us?
7. Can anyone receive salvation?
8. How can we accept God’s salvation?
9. What does God promise to those who believe in Him?
10. 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.