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TERM: 2ND TERM

WEEK: 3
CLASS: Senior Secondary School 2
AGE: 16 years
DURATION: 40 minutes (2 periods)
DATE:
SUBJECT: Christian Religious Knowledge
TOPIC: Consequences of Disobedience Continues
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, the learners should be able to:

  1. Identify other individuals who suffered for their disobedience.
  2. Distinguish between delayed and immediate consequences of disobedience.
  3. Discuss the impact of disobedience in their lives today.

INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNIQUES: Explanation, discussion, Bible reading, role-playing, comparison, class participation.
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS: Bible (I Kings 13:11–24, I Samuel 2:22–25, 4:10–11), Christian Religious Knowledge textbook for Senior Secondary School 2.
INSTRUCTIONAL PROCEDURES:
PERIOD 1 and 2:
PRESENTATION

STEP

TEACHER’S ACTIVITY

STUDENT’S ACTIVITY

STEP 1

Review: The teacher asks the class about the consequences of disobedience from the previous lesson.

Learners respond to the review questions.

STEP 2

Introduction: The teacher introduces new examples of disobedience by explaining the stories of the Disobedient Prophet (I Kings 13:11–24) and the Sons of Eli (I Samuel 2:22–25, 4:10–11).

Learners listen attentively and read the Bible passages.

STEP 3

Explanation:

a. The teacher explains the story of the Disobedient Prophet and how his disobedience led to immediate death (I Kings 13:11–24).

Learners listen, ask questions, and participate in the discussion.

 

b. The teacher explains the story of the Sons of Eli and how their disobedience led to the downfall of Eli’s family (I Samuel 2:22–25, 4:10–11).

  

 

c. The teacher compares delayed versus immediate consequences of disobedience.

  

 

 

  

STEP 4

NOTE TAKING: The teacher writes key points on the board for learners to copy.

Learners copy the notes into their notebooks.

NOTE
CONSEQUENCES OF DISOBEDIENCE

  • Disobedient Prophet (I Kings 13:11–24): The prophet disobeyed God’s command and was killed by a lion as a result.
  • Sons of Eli (I Samuel 2:22–25, 4:10–11): Eli’s sons disrespected God’s offerings and led Israel into sin, which resulted in the loss of the ark and their death in battle.
  • Immediate vs. Delayed Consequences:
    • Immediate Consequences: Disobedience that results in immediate punishment, such as the death of the Disobedient Prophet.
    • Delayed Consequences: Disobedience with consequences that unfold over time, like the downfall of Eli’s family.

EVALUATION:

  1. What happened to the Disobedient Prophet in I Kings 13:11–24?
  2. How did the Sons of Eli's disobedience affect them and their family?
  3. Give an example of a delayed consequence of disobedience from the Bible.
  4. Discuss how disobedience might have immediate or delayed consequences in your life today.

CLASSWORK: Answer the evaluation questions.

CONCLUSION: The teacher marks the learners’ books, gives positive feedback, and encourages students to reflect on how their obedience or disobedience impacts their personal lives.