Al Adhwa Private SchoolLesson Plan
Date: /1/2023
Subject: Moral
Topic: Forgiveness
Period:1
Education
Pillar:
Individual and
Community
Relevant part of syllabus: Individual and community- the development of moral thinking for individuals as active members
of their families, social environment and communities at large.
LESSON OBJECTIVES: What do I want the students to learn?
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Term: 2
Grade: 5
Recognize the meaning of forgiveness
Showing forgiveness in responding to situations
KEY/ NEW VOCABULARY: forgiveness, regret
RESOURCES REQUIRED: Agree/Disagree game,
flash cards, projector, PPT., role play
Values: Tolerance
Competency/ Key skill: Team work cooperation
My Identity: citizenship
LESSON STRUCTURE:
Starter (5min.): The students will play ‘agree / disagree’ game. ( if they agree, they will stand up and if they disagree, they will
sit down.
Teaching Component: 10 minutes MAXIMUM- What NEW knowledge and/or skill will you teach? How?
The teacher will share the objectives Then the students will answer the question: What are some of the feelings that you have
when someone hurts you or breaks something of yours? Then the teacher will blow some air into a balloon to explain the idea of
forgiveness.
Development: What will they do? Note which are Visual(V), Auditory(A), Kinaesthetic(K)
Upper ability
Average/Middle ability
Those needing more assistance
Cooperative task
20 min.
Cooperative task
10 min.
The students will explain some quotes about forgiveness using their own words.
“Forgiveness does not change the past, but it does enlarge the future.” Paul Boose
“The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong.” Mahatma Gandhi
“To forgive is to set a prisoner free and discover that the prisoner was you.” Louis B. Smedes
“Forgive because none of us are perfect”
“Forgive and forget not revenge and regret”
“Forgiveness is the sweetest revenge.” Isaac Friedmann
The students will Role Play: What Forgiveness Looks Like?
The students will give responses and act some situations out.
• Your friend accidentally broke your favourite toy
• You did something you feel is very bad (forgiving yourself)
• Your brother takes something of yours without asking
• Your friend got angry and said something unkind to you and then apologized.
• Someone keeps doing something hurtful to you over and over without being sorry*
Homework: (or Out-of-School Learning):
Plenary: How will the learning be reviewed? ( 5Min.)
The student will play the “What would you do?” game and they will respond to the situations by choosing one card.
(red-revenge, yellow-ignore, green-forgive)
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You just found out that your best friend has been telling everyone your deepest secret. What do you do?
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Everyone in class got invited to a party but you didn’t get an invitation. What do you do?
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You were playing a board game and lost your temper because you thought someone was cheating. What do you do?
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You are in the locker room and your “Friend” keeps picking on you “Jokingly “ in front of everyone. While it’s
upsetting you, they apologize. What do you do?
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You classmate breaks your favorite headphones on accident and wants to apologize. What do you do?
Application and relevance of this lesson to: Expo 2020
OTHER SUBJECTS: History & geography
WORLD OUTSIDE CLASSROOM: Moral is applied in all fields of life
Evaluation: What would I do differently/better next time? To be completed AFTER the lesson.
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• Your friend accidentally broke your favorite toy
• You did something you feel is very bad (forgiving yourself)
• Your brother takes something of yours without asking
• Your friend got angry and said something unkind to you and
then apologized.
• Someone keeps doing something hurtful to you over and over
without being sorry*
“Forgiveness does not change the past, but it does enlarge the
future.” Paul Boose
“The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the
strong.” Mahatma Gandhi
“To forgive is to set a prisoner free and discover that the prisoner
was you.” Louis B. Smedes
“Forgive because none of us are perfect”
“Forgive and forget not revenge and regret”
“Forgiveness is the sweetest revenge.” Isaac Friedmann