Students will be able to narrate the stories of Jesus calming the storm and Jesus walking on water.
Students will learn to trust God in times of natural disasters like floods, earthquakes, or other severe weather conditions.
Lesson summary
This topic explores Jesus' divine authority and power over natural elements and phenomena. It aims to demonstrate that Jesus, as the Son of God, has ultimate control over creation, including the wind, waves, and the very laws of nature. Understanding this power is crucial for Primary 2 learners in Nigeria, as it helps build their faith and trust in God's ability to protect and intervene during natural events common in their environment, such as heavy rains leading to floods, strong winds, or even distant reports of earthquakes. By learning these stories, students will develop a foundational understanding of God's sovereignty and learn to turn to Him in times of distress, cultivating a sense...
Teacher activity
Tells the stories in Mk. 4:35-41
and Mat 14:22-27
Leads pupils to dramatize the great catch.
As ks relevant question
Evaluation guide
Evaluation Guide:
Pupils to tell a story of how Jesus showed his power over nature.
Observe student participation in discussions and their responses to oral questions during the lesson.
Check for understanding when they respond to "why" and "what happened next" questions.
Review drawings made by students (if this activity was included) to see if they accurately depict key elements of the stories.