Lesson Plan for Primary 6 - Christian Religious Studies - Paul Preaches To Different People

## Lesson Plan: Christian Religious Studies ### Topic: Paul Preaches to Different People ### Grade Level: Primary 6 --- ### Objective: By the end of the lesson, students should be able to: 1. Understand who Paul is and his significance in the New Testament. 2. Identify different groups of people to whom Paul preached. 3. Explain the importance of preaching to diverse groups. 4. Reflect on the message of inclusivity in Paul’s teachings. --- ### Materials Needed: - Bible (New Testament) - Chart paper and markers - Printed or digital visuals of Paul’s missionary journeys - Worksheet with questions and activities - Crayons/colored pencils for drawing activity - A map of Paul’s missionary journeys --- ### Lesson Structure: #### 1. Introduction (10 minutes) - Greet the students and briefly recap the previous lesson. - Introduce the day's topic. - Show a picture of Apostle Paul and provide a brief biography of his life: his background, conversion from Saul to Paul, and his dedication to spreading Christianity. #### 2. Bible Reading (15 minutes) - Distribute Bibles to the students. - Read aloud Acts 13:1-5, Acts 16:11-15, and Acts 17:16-34, focusing on Paul’s encounters with different groups. - After each reading, pause to discuss: - Where Paul was. - Who he was preaching to. - The message he delivered. #### 3. Discussion and Q&A (15 minutes) - Discuss why Paul preached to different groups of people. - Explain that Paul preached to Jews, Gentiles, women, men, and people from various cultures and locations. - Emphasize the importance of spreading the message of Jesus to everyone, regardless of background. - Encourage students to ask questions about the stories and their significance. #### 4. Activity: Mapping Paul’s Journeys (20 minutes) - Give each student a copy of a map that outlines Paul’s missionary journeys. - Use the visuals to explain the routes Paul took and the different places he visited. - Ask students to color each journey in different colors and label the key cities (e.g., Antioch, Philippi, Athens). #### 5. Role-Playing Activity (15 minutes) - Divide the students into small groups. - Assign each group a different scenario from Paul’s life (e.g., preaching in Athens, converting Lydia, speaking in the synagogue). - Provide short scripts or guidelines for the students to act out these scenarios. - Allow each group to perform their skit, emphasizing how Paul adapted his message to his audience. #### 6. Reflection and Application (10 minutes) - Discuss the following questions: - Why is it important to share good news with everyone? - How can we be like Paul in our daily lives? - Encourage students to think of ways they can share kindness and good messages with different people they encounter. #### 7. Worksheet Activity (10 minutes) - Hand out worksheets with questions related to the lesson. - Example questions: - "Who was Paul?" - "Name three places Paul visited on his missionary journeys." - "Why is it important to preach to different people?" - Provide a few minutes for students to complete the worksheet. - Review answers together. #### 8. Closing Prayer (5 minutes) - Lead a closing prayer asking for guidance to be inclusive and to share love and kindness with everyone, as Paul did. - Encourage students to think about someone they can share a kind message with this week. --- ### Assessment: - Participation in discussions and activities. - Successfully completing the worksheet. - Demonstrating understanding through role-play and reflection activities. ### Additional Notes: - Be sensitive to the diverse backgrounds of students and ensure that the lesson emphasizes respect and inclusivity. - Keep the lesson interactive and engaging to maintain the students’ interest. --- This lesson plan aims to give students an understanding of Paul’s efforts to preach to diverse groups, encouraging them to reflect on the importance of inclusivity and sharing positive messages with everyone.