Christian Religious Studies Primary 1 Third Term


Christian Religious Studies Primary 1 Third Term

Complete Lesson Notes • NERDC Aligned • 2026

Scheme of Work – Third Term

  1. Week 1: Revision
  2. Week 2-3: Who is a Christian?
  3. Week 4: Our Good Work
  4. Week 5: What a Christian Does
  5. Week 6: What a Christian Should Not Do
  6. Week 7: How a Christian Should Relate to Other People
  7. Week 8: Talking to God in Prayer
  8. Week 9: Sharing with One Another
  9. Week 10: Benefits of Relating with God
  10. Week 11: Revision
  11. Week 12: Examination

Week 1

Topic: Revision

Class: Basic One (Primary 1)

Subject: Christian Religious Studies

Learning Objectives

By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:

  • Recall topics from Second Term
  • Answer questions on previous lessons
  • Show readiness for Third Term

Content

This week is for revision. We will review all topics from Second Term. This helps pupils remember what they learned.

Evaluation

Ask pupils questions from Second Term topics to check their understanding.

Week 2-3

Topic: Who is a Christian?

Class: Basic One (Primary 1)

Subject: Christian Religious Studies

Learning Objectives

By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:

  • Define who a Christian is
  • List steps to become a Christian

Content

Who is a Christian?

A Christian is someone who follows Jesus Christ. Jesus is the leader of the Christian religion. He is the Son of God.

How to Become a Christian

To become a Christian, there are some steps you can take:

1. Learn about Jesus

Learn about Jesus and what He taught. The Bible tells the story of Jesus and His teachings. You can read it or ask a Christian to explain it to you. (John 3:16)

2. Admit You Are a Sinner

We all make mistakes. We need to admit that we are sinners. (Romans 3:23)

3. Believe in Jesus

Believe that Jesus is the Son of God. He died on the cross to save us from our sins. (John 3:16)

4. Confess Jesus as Lord

Confess Jesus as your Lord and Savior. Tell Him you want to follow Him. (Romans 10:9)

5. Repent of Your Sins

Repent means to turn away from your sins. Stop doing bad things. (Acts 17:30)

6. Ask Jesus Into Your Heart

Ask Jesus to come into your heart. Let Him be the leader of your life. (Romans 10:9-10)

7. Be Baptized

Baptism shows that you are now a follower of Jesus. (Mark 16:16)

8. Tell Others

Tell others about your decision to follow Jesus. Share the good news. (Matthew 28:19-20)

9. Read and Obey the Bible

Read the Bible every day. Obey what it says. (2 Timothy 3:16)

10. Go to Church

Start going to church and learning more about God. You can also pray to God. (Hebrews 10:25)

Remember, becoming a Christian is a lifelong journey. It’s important to continue to grow in your faith. If you have any questions or need help, talk to a pastor or Christian leader.

Class Activity

  1. Who is a Christian?
  2. How can you become a Christian?

Week 4

Topic: Our Good Work

Class: Basic One (Primary 1)

Subject: Christian Religious Studies

Learning Objectives

By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:

  • Explain why our good work cannot save us from God’s eternal punishment

Content

Doing Good Works

As Christians, we are called to do good works. We should show love to others. This means helping others, being kind, and spreading joy wherever we go.

Doing good works is important. It shows others the love of Jesus in us. It helps us grow closer to God.

Good Works Do Not Save Us

It’s important to remember that our good works do not make us righteous. Righteousness means being in a right relationship with God. That can only happen through faith in Jesus.

When we trust in Jesus and follow Him, we are made righteous through His sacrifice on the cross.

Our good works are important. But they do not save us or make us right with God. Only Jesus can do that.

When we have a right relationship with God, our good works will naturally flow from that relationship.

Put Your Faith in Jesus

Let’s remember to always put our faith in Jesus. Trust in Him for our righteousness. Let’s also continue to do good works and show love to others. This is a way of shining Jesus’ light to the world.

Class Activity

Explain why our good works cannot save us from God’s eternal judgment.

Week 5

Topic: What a Christian Does

Class: Basic One (Primary 1)

Subject: Christian Religious Studies

Learning Objectives

By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:

  • State some things children of God should do

Content

As Christians, we are called to follow Jesus and live according to His teachings. Here are some ways we can do this:

Seven Things Christians Should Do

1. Pray

Talking to God through prayer is an important way to build a relationship with Him. We can ask for His guidance.

2. Read the Bible

The Bible is God’s Word. It teaches us about who He is and how to live.

3. Love Others

Jesus taught us to love others as we love ourselves. This means treating others with kindness and respect. We should do this even when they are different from us.

4. Serve Others

Christians are called to serve others and help those in need. This can be through volunteering, helping a neighbor, or donating to charity.

5. Be Honest

God wants us to be honest in all we do and say.

6. Forgive Others

Forgiveness is a key part of our relationship with God and with others. When someone hurts us, we should forgive them. This is just as God has forgiven us.

7. Attend Church

Going to church helps us learn about God. We worship Him with other believers.

Remember, as Christians, we are called to live a life that reflects Jesus. We should bring honor to God. May God bless you as you strive to do so.

Class Activity

Explain things we should do as Christians.

Week 6

Topic: What a Christian Should Not Do

Class: Basic One (Primary 1)

Subject: Christian Religious Studies

Learning Objectives

By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:

  • List what a Christian should not do

Content

As a Christian, it is important to follow God’s commandments and teachings. Here are a few things that you should avoid doing:

Things Christians Should Not Do

1. Do Not Worship Other Gods

Do not worship any other gods or idols. Worship only the true God. (Exodus 20:3)

2. Do Not Misuse God’s Name

Do not use God’s name in a disrespectful way. Treat God’s name with honor. (Exodus 20:7)

3. Keep the Sabbath Holy

Keep the Sabbath day holy by not working on that day. Use it to rest and worship God. (Exodus 20:8-11)

4. Respect Your Parents

Show respect and obedience to your parents. Honor them always. (Exodus 20:12)

5. Do Not Murder

Do not murder or harm others. Value human life. (Exodus 20:13)

6. Do Not Steal

Do not cheat or steal from others. Be honest in all your dealings. (Exodus 20:15)

7. Do Not Lie

Do not lie or speak falsely about others. Always tell the truth. (Exodus 20:16)

8. Do Not Covet

Do not desire or take what belongs to others. Be content with what you have. (Exodus 20:17)

9. Love and Serve Others

Jesus also taught that we should love and serve others as ourselves. (John 12:24, John 21:18)

Remember, following these commandments will help you to live a good and moral life. You will please God.

Class Activity

List 10 things you should not do as a Christian.

Week 7

Topic: How a Christian Should Relate to Other People

Class: Basic One (Primary 1)

Subject: Christian Religious Studies

Learning Objectives

By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:

  • State the importance of working together

Content

How to Treat Others

As Christians, it is important for us to work together with others. We should show them kindness and love. We should always try to be good examples and help those in need.

We can do this by being good listeners. We can offer to help with tasks. We should be kind and respectful to everyone we meet.

Why Working Together is Important

Working together is important. It helps us to build strong relationships with others. It helps us to achieve common goals.

When we work together, we can accomplish more than we ever could on our own. We can also learn from each other. We grow in our faith.

Jesus taught us to love and serve others. That is what we should strive to do every day. So let’s work together, be kind, and show love to all those around us.

Treat Everyone with Respect

As a Christian, it is important to treat others with kindness, respect, and love. This means treating everyone with dignity and compassion. This includes people with different backgrounds or beliefs.

We should be willing to listen to others. We should try to understand their perspectives. We should do this even if they are different from our own.

We Are All Family

It is also important to remember that we are all part of one big family. This is the family of God. Just like in a family, we need to be there for each other. We need to support one another.

We need to be kind, patient, and forgiving. This is just as God is kind, patient, and forgiving with us.

In summary, as a Christian, we should treat others with kindness, respect, and love. We should work together to accomplish more. We should remember that we are all part of one big family.

Class Activity

  1. What do you understand by working together?
  2. Explain the importance of working together.

Week 8

Topic: Talking to God in Prayer

Class: Basic One (Primary 1)

Subject: Christian Religious Studies

Learning Objectives

By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:

  • Describe the importance of praying together

Content

What is Prayer?

Prayer is when we talk to God. It’s like having a conversation with someone who loves us very much. God wants to hear what we have to say.

When we pray, we can tell God our thoughts, feelings, and worries. We can also thank Him for all the good things in our lives. We can ask Him for help with things we need.

Why Praying Together is Important

Praying together is important. It helps us to feel connected to God and to each other. When we pray with other people, we can share our thoughts and feelings. We can support each other.

It’s like having a special team of people who are all working together to talk to God.

Prayer Helps in Tough Times

Praying together can help us to feel less alone when we’re going through tough times. When we pray with other people, we feel like we’re not the only ones going through a difficult situation.

We can feel like we’re a part of something bigger than ourselves.

So, next time you’re feeling down or going through a tough time, try praying with your family or friends. It can be a great way to feel connected to God and to each other.

Class Activity

  1. What is Prayer?
  2. List the importance of praying together.

Week 9

Topic: Sharing with One Another

Class: Basic One (Primary 1)

Subject: Christian Religious Studies

Learning Objectives

By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:

  • State the importance of sharing things together

Content

What is Sharing?

Sharing with one another is when we give or lend something to someone else. It’s important to share because it helps us build friendships and relationships with others.

When we share, we learn to be kind and generous. We also learn the importance of taking turns and being fair.

Examples of Sharing

Here are some examples of ways we can share:

  • Sharing a toy with a friend at recess
  • Lending a book to a classmate
  • Giving a piece of candy to a sibling
  • Offering to help someone with a task

When we share with one another, we make the world a happier and more caring place. So next time you have something to share, think about how it can bring joy to someone else and make their day a little brighter.

Why Sharing is Important

Sharing is a very important part of life. It helps us to build strong relationships with others. It helps us learn how to be kind and considerate. Here are some reasons why sharing is important:

  • Sharing helps us to learn about others and to understand their needs and wants.
  • When we share with others, we are showing them that we care about them. We want to be friends with them.
  • Sharing helps us to learn how to be generous. We learn to think about others before ourselves.
  • When we share with others, we are also learning how to take turns and to be patient.
  • Sharing helps us to build strong communities. Everyone is able to contribute and to feel like they belong.

Remember, sharing is not just about giving away our things. It’s also about sharing our time, talents and skills. So, let’s practice sharing every day and make the world a kinder place.

Class Activity

  1. What do we mean by sharing things together?
  2. List the importance of sharing together.

Week 10

Topic: Benefits of Relating with God

Class: Basic One (Primary 1)

Subject: Christian Religious Studies

Learning Objectives

By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:

  • Identify the benefits of relating with God

Content

Relating with God is like having a special friend who is always there for you. Here are some benefits of relating with God:

Five Benefits of Relating with God

1. God’s Provision

God is the one who provides everything we need. This includes food, shelter, and clothes. When we relate with God, we can trust that He will take care of us. He will give us what we need.

2. Protection

God is our protector. He keeps us safe from harm. When we relate with God, we can trust that He will watch over us. He will keep us safe.

3. Love and Forgiveness

God loves us very much. He always forgives us when we make mistakes. When we relate with God, we can feel His love. We know that He forgives us.

4. Peace and Joy

God gives us peace and joy when we relate with Him. We can feel happy and calm even when things are difficult. This is because we know that God is with us.

5. Help and Guidance

God is always ready to help us and guide us. When we relate with God, we can ask Him for help. He will show us the way.

Remember, relating with God is like having a special friend who is always there for you. He loves you very much and wants to take care of you. So, talk to Him and let Him know how you feel. He is always listening!

Class Activity

  1. Briefly explain what you understand by relating with God.
  2. List and explain the benefits of relating with God.

Week 11

Revision

Week 12

Examination

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