SS1 First Term CRK Lesson Note and Scheme of Work

Week 1-2: Introduction to Christianity

Lesson Note: Begin with an overview of Christianity, introducing key concepts such as beliefs, practices, and major figures.

Activities: Group discussions on basic Christian doctrines, short quizzes, and a visit to a local church.

Week 3-4: The Bible – God’s Word

Lesson Note: Explore the significance of the Bible in Christianity, its structure, and its role as the inspired word of God.

Activities: Bible study sessions, memorization of key verses, and a creative project on the importance of the Bible.

Week 5-6: Old Testament Overview

Lesson Note: Provide an overview of the Old Testament, covering key events and figures such as creation, Adam and Eve, Noah’s Ark, and Abraham.

Activities: Dramatization of Old Testament stories, map work to locate important places, and group discussions on moral lessons.

Week 7-8: Life and Teachings of Jesus Christ

Lesson Note: Focus on the life, teachings, and parables of Jesus Christ.

Activities: Role-playing Jesus’ parables, analyzing the Sermon on the Mount, and creating visual aids to represent Jesus’ teachings.

Week 9-10: The Early Christian Church

Lesson Note: Examine the establishment of the early Christian church, including the Acts of the Apostles and the role of Paul.

Activities: Group presentations on the journeys of Paul, discussions on challenges faced by early Christians, and a virtual tour of significant biblical locations.

Week 11: Revision Week

Lesson Note: Review key concepts covered throughout the term.

Activities: Quiz competitions, group revision sessions, and a comprehensive review of previous lessons.

Week 12: Examination Week

Lesson Note: Conduct examinations based on the topics covered in the term.

Activities: Formal written exams, practical assessments, and oral examinations.

Week 13: School Dismissal Week

Lesson Note: Wrap up the term, summarizing key lessons and encouraging students.

Activities: Reflection sessions, distribution of report cards, and a brief motivational talk for the upcoming term.