Week 7: How to Pray (Part 1): The Lord's Prayer Introduction
💡 Teacher's Overview & Guide
- Subject: Christian Religious Studies (CRS)
- Class: Primary 2 | Term: 1st Term (Week 7)
- Duration: 40 Minutes
- Instructional Materials: Lord's Prayer chart (Part 1), Holy Bible (Matthew 6:9-10).
Behavioral Objectives
By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- State who taught us the Lord's Prayer (Jesus Christ).
- Recite the first four lines of the Lord's Prayer.
- Explain the simple meaning of each line in Part 1.
Presentation Steps
- Introduction: Explain that Jesus taught His disciples how to pray using the Lord's Prayer.
- Line-by-Line Breakdown:
- "Our Father who art in heaven" = God is our loving Father.
- "Hallowed be thy name" = God's name is holy and special.
- "Thy kingdom come" = We want God's good rule everywhere.
- "Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven" = We desire to obey God.
- Class Activity: Memorize Part 1 line-by-line with simple hand actions.
📝 Board Note for Pupils
1ST TERM - WEEK 7: THE LORD'S PRAYER (PART 1)
Jesus taught us how to pray:
- "Our Father who art in heaven" — God is our loving Father in heaven.
- "Hallowed be thy name" — God's name is holy, sacred, and special.
- "Thy kingdom come" — We want God to rule in our hearts and world.
- "Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven" — We want to obey God on earth.
Evaluation & Assessment
- Who taught us the Lord's Prayer?
- What does "Hallowed be thy name" mean?
- Recite the first four lines of the Lord's Prayer.
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