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HOPE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY FOUNDATION, INC.

Godly Values. Academic Excellence.

Quarter: 1st Level: 4-6 Learning Area: CLE


Week: 2nd Dates: Sept. 4, 2023 – Sept. 8, 2023
MELC/s:
TOPIC: THE BIBLE: Blueprint for Life
Lesson 2: Promise! Promise!
Valuing: Claiming God’s promises to me
Materials: Following God Discovery Series, Powerpoint presentation,

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDA THURSDAY FRIDA


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DATE Sept. 4 Sept. 5 Sept. 6 Sept. 7 Sept. 8


OBJECTIVES At the end of the lesson, the learners will be able to At the end of the lesson, the learners will…
What you want your students to explain why the Bible, as God’s Word, is true and  learn about the many promises that God
learn in this day? reliable. has made to His people.
 be confident that God will keep His
promises of forgiveness and eternal life
when they trust in Him.
DRILL Review: The Unique Features of the Bible Review:
What prior knowledge do the Why the Bible is an important book?
students need in order to attain On Assignment: Ask the students to share about their Recite Joshua 1:8
the objectives of the class? What assignment and list the names they mentioned on the
is the students’ prevailing mood board. What is the promise of God in Joshua 1:8?
and what are some of their shared
interests that can be used as Flash names of Bible authors and ask if they are
springboard? familiar with them and which sections of the Bible
they can be found.

MOTIVATION WHAT’S MY WORD? ACTION SONG


How will you hook all students, Divide the class into two groups. They will play the God Always Keeps His Promises
and hold their interest? game Charades, Each group will try to guess the https://youtu.be/hGem5tn4XMU
occupation of some of the Bible characters mentioned
on the list. The group with the most number of points
will be given a reward sticker.

Bonus Word: LIBRARY.


LESSON PROPER Discuss that the Bible is a very special book Ask the students to define the word “PROMISE.”
How will you equip students and considering the following:
help them experience the key  It is a library in itself. Have someone to share a time when he/she made
ideas and explore the lesson?  It has many authors with only one message. a promise. Ask how they would feel if someone
 It underwent a long period of writing. breaks his/her promise to them.
It has power to change life.
“If you really mean what you promise, what do
you do to seal it?”

Important Promises of God in the Old Testament


 Posterity (Gen.12:1-2, Gen. 17:4-7)
 Property (Gen. 12:1, 7-8; Joshua 1:2-3, 5-
6; Deuteronomy 9:4-6)
 Protection (Joshua 1:9-10; Deuteronomy
1:30-31)

Promises of God in the New Testament


 Forgiveness of Sin (Luke 22:20; Matthew
26:28; 2 Corinthians 5:21)
 Eternal Life (Romans 6:23; Revelation
21:3-5)
ASSESSMENT The students will write a short refection on why the The students will write a short refection on what
(20% Diagnostic, 70% Formative, Bible is an amazing book. they learned about God’s promises.
10% Summative)
GENERALIZATION Ask “WHAT IF?” question, “If unbelievers say that Ask “WHAT IF?” question, “What happens when
How will you provide an you are a fool to believe the Bible and obey what it you refuse to believe God’s promises to you?”
opportunity for students to rethink says, how would you respond?
their understanding of the subject Conclude that some of God’s promises are
matter? What insights (or thesis Conclude with the verse from 2 Timothy 3:16: conditional. Give Matthew 6:33 as example of a
statements) could the students “Everything in the Scriptures is God’s Word. All of it conditional promise.
possibly arrive at as a reflection useful for teaching and helping people and correcting “But more than anything else, put God’s work
of the essential questions? How them and showing them how to live.” first and do what He wants. Then the other things
will you highlight the Filipino will be yours as well.”
value as a conclusion for the
lesson?
ASSIGNMENT Together with your parents, read Joshua 1:8. Memorize Exodus 34:10
How will you provide students
the opportunity to practice what
new learning they have acquired?
What real-world application that
they can use now with what they
have learned from the unit?

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