### Lesson Plan: The Power of Jesus
**Grade Level:** Primary 2
**Subject:** Christian Religious Studies
**Duration:** 1 Hour
**Topic:** The Power of Jesus
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**Objectives:**
- To understand that Jesus has power and authority given by God.
- To identify some miracles that show the power of Jesus.
- To learn to trust and have faith in Jesus.
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**Materials Needed:**
- Bible (preferably children’s version)
- Visual aids (pictures of miracles)
- Coloring sheets and crayons
- Storybook about Jesus’s miracles (optional)
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**Introduction (10 minutes):**
1. Begin with a short prayer.
2. Briefly discuss who Jesus is – the Son of God, our Savior.
3. Ask the children if they know what the word "power" means. Let them share their thoughts.
4. Introduce the topic: "Today, we will learn about the wonderful power of Jesus."
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**Lesson Body (30 minutes):**
**1. Bible Story (15 minutes):**
- Read the story of one of Jesus's miracles, such as calming the storm (Mark 4:35-41) or feeding the 5,000 (John 6:1-14).
- Use visual aids to make the story engaging (e.g., pictures of Jesus calming the storm or feeding the crowd).
- After reading, ask questions to ensure comprehension:
- "What happened in the story?"
- "How did Jesus use His power?"
**2. Discussion (10 minutes):**
- Talk about how the story shows Jesus’s power.
- Explain that Jesus’s power comes from God and that He uses it to help people.
- Discuss other miracles Jesus performed, like healing the sick or raising Lazarus from the dead.
- Emphasize that Jesus’s power shows us that we can trust Him to help us, too.
**3. Activity (5 minutes):**
- Provide coloring sheets with scenes from the chosen miracle.
- Let the children color while discussing the lesson’s main points.
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**Conclusion (10 minutes):**
1. Summarize the lesson:
- Jesus has great power given by God.
- He used His power to help and heal people.
- We should trust and have faith in Jesus.
2. Ask a few children to share what they learned today.
3. End with a prayer, thanking Jesus for His power and asking for help to trust Him more.
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**Follow-Up/Homework:**
- Ask the children to share the story of Jesus’s miracle with their family at home.
- Encourage them to pray and ask Jesus for help in their daily lives.
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**Assessment:**
- Observe children’s engagement during the lesson and discussion.
- Check for understanding through Q&A.
- Review completed coloring sheets for effort and understanding of the story.
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**Note to Teachers:**
Adjust the lesson timing and content as needed to cater to your classroom's specific needs and dynamics. Make the lesson interactive and ensure the children are actively participating.
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Have a blessed time teaching about the power of Jesus!