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Which subject	Religion
What topic	St paul
What length (min)	30
What age group	Preschool / Nursery
Class size	20
What curriculum
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Lesson plan

Topic

St. Paul

Objectives

• Understand who St. Paul is and his significance in Christianity.
• Recognize key stories from St. Paul's life.
• Identify the letters written by St. Paul and their importance in the Bible.
• Encourage curiosity and open discussion about personal faith.

Materials

• Picture books about St. Paul
• Colouring sheets depicting St. Paul
• Crayons and markers
• Large paper for group mural
• Temporary projector/screen (optional for multimedia presentation)
• Space for storytelling activity

Grade/Age Group

Preschool / Nursery

Subject

Religion

Class Size

20 students

National Curriculum Correlation

The lesson aligns with the Religious Education curriculum that emphasizes understanding religious figures and their teachings, promoting curiosity and dialogue regarding faith.

Lesson Structure

Step Number	Step Title	Length (minutes)	Details
1	Introduction	5	Gather students in a circle and introduce the topic of St. Paul with simple vocabulary. Ask if anyone knows who he is.
2	Story Time	10	Read a picture book about St. Paul. Use engaging voices and encourage reactions. Focus on key events such as his conversion and travels.
3	Discussion	5	Ask open-ended questions about the story. What did Paul do? Why is he important? Encourage students to express their thoughts.
4	Arts & Crafts	5	Hand out colouring sheets of St. Paul. Allow students to express creativity while listening to gentle background music.
5	Group Activity	5	In small groups, create a mural representing St. Paul's journey. Encourage collaborative storytelling.
6	Closing Reflection	2	Recap what was learned about St. Paul. Ask each student to share one word or picture from the lesson, fostering a sense of community.
7	Homework Discussion	3	Explain the homework assignment: to draw a picture of something that reminds them of St. Paul. Encourage creativity without in-class presentations.

Homework

• Students will draw a picture of something that reminds them of St. Paul and share it with their family. The drawings will be collected in the next lesson for informal sharing, with no formal presentation required.

Assessment

Informal assessment through observations during discussions and group activities, ensuring engagement and understanding of lesson objectives.

Additional Notes

• Ensure a comfortable and engaging atmosphere that promotes faith discussions.
• Differentiation tactics may include varied materials or support for students who may need assistance in group activities.
• Always keep parents informed about the theme and objectives of upcoming lessons to foster discussions at home.

Lesson script