Studies of Religion - The Lord's Prayer: 10 Lesson Plans + 1 Summative Assessment Task + Student Workbook (Year 3 to Year 6)

Hey everyone! Have you ever wanted to know how to talk to God? Like, really talk to God in a way that feels good and makes sense? Well, guess what? Jesus, who is God's amazing Son, actually taught us a special prayer! It's like a super helpful guide for talking to God, and it's called the Lord's Prayer.
Think of it like this: imagine you asked your best grown-up, someone really wise and kind, "How should I pray? What should I say to God?". The Lord's Prayer is like Jesus giving us the answer to that question!

Over the next few lessons, we are going to explore this amazing prayer together! We're going to unpack it bit by bit, almost like unwrapping a really special present to see what's inside.
We'll discover what each part of the Lord's Prayer means, and we'll do lots of fun, hands-on activities to help us understand it better. We'll use crafts, games, stories, and maybe even some actions and songs!
Get ready to learn about:
• Who we're talking to when we pray the Lord's Prayer (hint: it starts with "Our Father...")
• What kind of things Jesus wants us to ask God for.
• How to ask for forgiveness and how to forgive others.
• And lots more!
This isn't just about learning words by heart. It's about understanding what we are saying to God and how this prayer can help us grow closer to Him and live in a way that makes Him happy.
So, are you ready to start our adventure into the Lord's Prayer? Let's get ready to pray!

Lessons:
Lesson 1: Who is 'Our Father'?
Lesson 2: Hallowed Be Your Name
Lesson 3: Your Kingdom Come
Lesson 4: On Earth as it is in Heaven
Lesson 5: Give Us Today Our Daily Bread
Lesson 6: Forgive Us Our Trespasses
Lesson 7: Lead Us Not Into Temptation
Lesson 8: Deliver Us From Evil
Lesson 9: Yours is the Kingdom, Power, Glory
Lesson 10: Amen - Saying 'Yes' to Prayer
+ Summative Assessment Task: Lord’s Prayer Unit

Each Lesson Plan Offers: Cross Curriculum Opportunities, Materials Needed overview, Explicit Teaching content, Hands-On Learning Tasks, Assessment Suggestions, Differentiation Strategies, Outdoor Learning (if applicable) and Extension Tasks.

Also included: 1 Summative Assessment Task at the end of the Unit + a Student Workbook (59 pages)

Lesson Plans: 122 pages

(Download: 2 Documents)