### Lesson Plan for Christian Religious Studies - Primary 4
#### Topic: The Attitude Toward God's Revelation
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#### Lesson Overview:
In this lesson, students will learn about the importance of having a positive attitude toward God's revelation. They will explore biblical stories that highlight how characters responded to God's messages and discuss the ways they can apply these lessons in their own lives.
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#### Objectives:
1. **Cognitive**: Students will understand the concept of God's revelation.
2. **Affective**: Students will appreciate the importance of having a positive attitude toward God's messages.
3. **Behavioral**: Students will be able to identify ways they can respond positively to God's revelations in their own lives.
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#### Materials Needed:
- Bible
- Whiteboard/blackboard and markers/chalk
- Activity sheets (coloring pages, puzzles, etc.)
- Storybook or visual aids
- Writing paper and pencils/crayons
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#### Opening Activity (10 minutes):
1. **Greeting and Prayer**: Begin with a warm greeting and an opening prayer.
2. **Introduction**: Briefly introduce the topic of the lesson. Ask students if they know what a revelation is and who receives messages from God.
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#### Lesson Content (20 minutes):
1. **Definition and Explanation**:
- Explain the term "revelation" - God's way of communicating with people.
- Describe different ways God may reveal His message (through dreams, angels, prophets, scriptures, etc.)
2. **Biblical Stories**:
- **Story of Samuel** (1 Samuel 3): Share how young Samuel heard God's voice and how he responded positively.
- **Story of Moses and the Burning Bush** (Exodus 3): Discuss Moses' initial hesitation and eventual acceptance of God's command.
3. **Discussion**:
- Ask students how Samuel and Moses showed a positive attitude toward God's revelation.
- Discuss why it is important to listen and respond positively when we believe God is speaking to us.
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#### Activities (20 minutes):
1. **Role-Playing**: Divide the class into groups. Assign each group a scenario from the Bible stories covered. Have them act out the story focusing on the attitudes they show toward God’s message.
2. **Reflection Drawing/Writing**: Provide students with drawing or writing materials. Ask them to draw or write about a time they felt God's presence or guidance and how they responded.
3. **Classroom Discussion**: After the activity, invite students to share their drawings/writings and discuss how they can exhibit a positive attitude toward God's revelations in everyday situations (e.g., kindness, helping others, prayer).
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#### Consolidation (10 minutes):
1. **Review**: Summarize the key points of the lesson:
- The meaning of God's revelation.
- The importance of having a positive attitude toward God's messages.
- Examples from the Bible of good attitudes toward revelations.
2. **Q&A**: Address any questions the students may have.
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#### Closing Activity (5 minutes):
1. **Prayer**: Close with a prayer asking for a heart that is open to God’s revelations and the strength to respond positively.
2. **Goodbye**: Thank the students for their participation and dismiss them warmly.
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#### Assessment:
- Observe the students' participation in discussions and role-playing activities.
- Review the drawings/writings to gauge their understanding and personal reflection.
- Question and answer sessions to ensure comprehension of the lesson content.
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#### Homework:
- Ask students to read a short Bible story at home with their parents and note how the characters responded to God's revelation.
- Encourage them to share the story with the class in the next lesson.
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**Remember to tailor the lesson to fit the attention spans and comprehension levels of Primary 4 students. Use engaging and interactive methods to make the lesson enjoyable and memorable.**