CRS Lesson notes for primary 1 Third Term
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Week: One
Class: Basic One
Topic: Who is a Christian
Behavioural objectives: At the end of the lesson, students should be able to;
1. explain in a statement who a Christian is.
2. identify the type of books used by Christians.
3. mention the founder of Christianity
Instructional material/Reference material:Learn Africa Basic Christian
Religious Studies UBE edition for primary schools
Building Background /connection to prior knowledge : Students are familiar
with the name Christian
Content:
The word Christian was first used in Antioch, when the people of Antioch
observed the life of the disciples and it was like that of Christ hence they were
called Christian meaning “Christ like”
Who is a Christian?
A Christian is someone who believes that Jesus Christ is the saviour of the world
and allows Christ to reign in his heart.

The Bible is the book used by Christian and they read it everyday because it contains the word and instruction for them from God.

The girl in the diagram is studying her Bible and we should also imbibe the culture
of reading our Bible daily
Christianity was originated by Jesus Christ, He originated Christianity by dying for
everyone.
Evaluation:
1. Define a Christian
2. The Bible is used by Christian True/False
3. Who started Christianity?
Week: Two
Class: Basic One
Topic: Good and bad Christian
Behavioural objectives: At the end of the lesson, students should be able to;
1. explain who a good Christian is.
2. explain who is a bad Christian.
3. identify a good and a bad Christian
Instructional material/Reference material:Learn Africa Basic Christian
Religious Studies UBE edition for primary schools
Building Background /connection to prior knowledge : Students have learnt about Christian
Content:
The story of the good Samaritan
A Jewish man was travelling, and was attacked by armed robbers on the way.
They took all his clothes and money, and they beat him really badly. Then they left him beside the road almost dead. By chance, two Jewish persons came along differently and saw the man lying there. Instead of helping him, they crossed to the other side of the road and continued on their journey. Then a Samaritan came along the same road. When the Samaritan saw the Jewish man lying down by the roadside, he had pity on him. He washed and bandaged his wounds. Then he put the man on his donkey and took him to a hotel because there were no hospitals in those days. There, the Samaritan looked after the Jewish man. When it was time for him to leave the town, the Samaritan gave the hotel owner some money. He asked him to continue to look after the sick man until he became well again.
Out of all the men who saw the Jewish man on the side of the road, the Samaritan was the only one who helped.
A Samaritan is someone who comes from Samaria. Jews did not like Samaritans and always looked down on them. They felt that they were better than Samaritans and would not even talk to them
A good Christian is that person that obey the law of the Lord and heaven will be their home.
A bad Christian is that person that doesn’t obey the law of Lord and hell will be their home.

The diagram shows heaven as the home of good Christian and hell as the home of bad Christian, so if you want to go to heaven you must obey the instructions of God.
Evaluation:
1. Who is a good Christian
2. Who is a bad Christian
3. Who is the good Samaritan
Week: Three
Class: Basic One
Topic: Benefits of becoming a Christian
Behavioural objectives: At the end of the lesson, students should be able to;
1. explain the benefit of a good Christian.
2. motivate a desire to be like Jesus in love, grace, goodness, kindness and forgiveness Instructional material/Reference material:Learn Africa Basic Christian Religious Studies UBE edition for primary schools
Building Background /connection to prior knowledge : Students are familiar with who a good Christian is.
Content:
Fruit of the Spirit
Fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness,
gentleness and self-control

The benefits of a Christian
The benefits of a Christian include
1. Freedom from the world
2. Protection and long life will be theirs
3. They will receive blessings and favour from God
4. They will be guided and directed by the Holy Spirit
5. They will have wisdom and understanding
Evaluation:
1. Mention the fruit of the spirit
2. List two benefits of becoming a Christian
Week: Four
Class: Basic One
Topic: Jesus wants us to love one another
Behavioural objectives: At the end of the lesson, students should be able to;
1. name the things Jesus ask His disciples to do.
2. demonstrate love.
3. identify the need for loving one another.
Instructional material/Reference material:Learn Africa Basic Christian
Religious Studies UBE edition for primary schools
Building Background /connection to prior knowledge : Students are familiar
with Love as one of the fruit of the spirit
Content:
The meaning of love Love means being kind or good to someone. When you love someone, you do not think bad of, or do evil to the person. God’s type of love is true love. He loved us so much that He sent His only Son, Jesus, into the world. Jesus suffered and died for our sins because of his love for us. How to know God’s type of love
Anyone who loves is kind, does not boast, is always patient, and is not selfish. A person who loves does not like or do bad things. Love is the greatest gift from God.
It makes a person good. It lasts forever.
