SS1 Second Term CRK Lesson Note and Scheme of Work
SS1 Second Term Christian Religion Knowledge (CRK) Lesson Note and Scheme of Work
Week 1: The Early Christian Church
Historical overview of the early Christian church
Class discussion on the challenges faced by early Christians
Group project: Creating a timeline of significant events in the early Christian church
Week 2: Christian Doctrines and Beliefs
In-depth exploration of key Christian doctrines (e.g., Trinity, Atonement)
Class debate: Discussing different theological perspectives within Christianity
Reflection: Personal understanding and acceptance of Christian doctrines
Week 3: Comparative Religion
Comparative analysis of Christianity with other major world religions
Class debate: Exploring similarities and differences between Christianity and a chosen religion
Guest speaker: Inviting a religious scholar for insights into comparative religion
Week 4: Christian Music and Art
Appreciation of Christian music and art throughout history
Class activity: Creating Christian-themed artworks or compositions
Class presentation: Sharing the significance of chosen artworks or compositions
Week 5: Christian Ethics in the Modern World
Application of Christian ethics to contemporary issues
Group discussions: Analyzing ethical challenges in society from a Christian perspective
Guest speaker: A Christian ethicist to discuss ethical decision-making
Week 6: The Reformation and its Impact
Study of the Protestant Reformation and its key figures
Class role-play: Reenacting key events or debates from the Reformation
Class presentation: Reflecting on the enduring impact of the Reformation
Week 7: Christian Pilgrimages
Understanding the concept of Christian pilgrimages
Virtual tour: Exploring famous Christian pilgrimage sites worldwide
Class project: Planning a virtual pilgrimage experience
Week 8: Christianity and Social Justice
Discussion on Christianity’s role in advocating for social justice
Class project: Designing a social justice campaign with Christian principles
Reflection: Personal commitment to social justice as a Christian
Week 9: Christian Mysticism and Spirituality
Exploration of Christian mysticism and spiritual practices
Class meditation session: Experiencing Christian contemplative practices
Reflection: Sharing personal spiritual experiences and insights
Week 10: The Bible as Literature
Literary analysis of the Bible as a work of literature
Creative writing: Composing a short story inspired by a biblical passage
Class discussion: Exploring the literary genres within the Bible
Week 11: Revision Week
Comprehensive review of second-term topics
Q&A sessions: Addressing any remaining uncertainties
Practice tests and quizzes: Reinforcing knowledge before examinations
Week 12: Examination Week
Administration of written and practical examinations
Invigilation and assessment of students’ understanding of second-term content
Week 13: School Dismissal Week
Term recap and reflection on overall learning experience
Distribution of examination results and feedback
Closing ceremony: Celebrating achievements and contributions of students.
