Specific Learning Outcomes
By the end of the sub-theme the learner should be able to:
- differentiate a church from other buildings
- identify the church as a place of worship for Christians.
- demonstrate activities that take place in the church for example singing, praying and
giving of offerings as thanksgiving to God.
- appreciate the church as a place of worship
- respect other places of worship
Suggested Learning Experiences
- Learners are guided to differentiate the church from other buildings
- Learners are guided in groups to observe different places of worship as displayed on charts and posters in the classroom.(Isaiah 56:7)
- Learners are guided to mention different churches they know.
- In groups learners practice acceptable behaviors while inside the church.
- Learners sing songs on the church as a place of worship.
(Matthew21:13)
- Learners to watch videos/digital display of different places of worship
Key Inquiry Questions
- Have you ever seen a church?
- What tells you the building is a church
- Which churches do you know?
- How do you
behave in the church?
Core Competence to be developed:
Communication and collaboration: Learners observing places of worship displayed on learning aids, answering oral questions and singing
Citizenship: Learners working together and respecting their places of worship and other peoples places of worship
Learning to learn: Differentiate the church from other buildings and understating its purpose Digital literacy: As they watch different places of worship
Link to PCIs:
Life skills: self-awareness, self-esteem, assertiveness, critical thinking, decision making
Service Learning, parental empowerment and engagement in allowing learners participation in churches
Citizenship: sense of belonging in a church as Gods people
Suggested non formal activity to support learning:
In groups learners will organize themselves and practice good behaviors that they should display while in church or during school worship day for example during PPI
Links to other subjects:
Language, Islamic Religious Education Curriculum Designs, Hindu Religious Education Curriculum Designs, Environmental and Psychomotor activities.
Suggested learning resource:
Good News Bible, pictures, picture books, hand books, audio visual, flash cards, check lists.
Suggested learning resource:
Good News Bible, pictures, picture books, hand books, audio visual, flash cards, check lists.
Links to values: Integrity, respect, love, unity and responsibility to promote proper moral upbringing
Suggested Community Service Learning activities: Pay a visit to a nearby church and observe how people behave in church and participate in church worship
Suggested assessments: Oral questions, check lists, portfolio, and observation
Suggested Assessment Rubrics
Exceeds Expectation
- Learner is able to differentiate the church from other buildings
- Learner is able to observe and identify different places of worship as displayed on charts and posters in the classroom.
- Learner is able to mention different churches they know.
- Learner is able to practice acceptable behaviors while inside the church.
- Learner is able to sing songs about the church as a place of worship.
- Leaner appreciates the church as a place of worship
- Learner respects other places of worship.
Meet Expectation
- Learner is able to differentiate the church from other buildings
- Learner is able to observe and identify different places of worship as displayed on charts and posters in the classroom.
- Learner is able to mention different churches they know.
- Learner is able to practice acceptable behaviors while inside the church.
- Learner is able to sing songs about the church as a place of worship.
Approaches Expectation
- Learner is able to differentiate the church from other buildings
- Learner is able to observe and identify different places of worship as displayed on charts and posters in the classroom.
- Learner is able to mention different churches they know.
Below Expectation
- Learner is able to differentiate the church from other buildings
- Learner is able to observe and identify different places of worship as displayed on charts and posters in the classroom.