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? Session 3 Guide

This document outlines a 30-minute session focused on planning and presenting a lesson with the theme 'From Scripture to Students — Prepare with Purpose, Teach with Passion.' It includes a structured time breakdown for teaching, practical exercises, and pair sharing, emphasizing the importance of a clear lesson framework and transformation over mere content coverage. Key scriptures are provided to guide the teaching process, along with tips for engaging students effectively.

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? Session 3 Guide

This document outlines a 30-minute session focused on planning and presenting a lesson with the theme 'From Scripture to Students — Prepare with Purpose, Teach with Passion.' It includes a structured time breakdown for teaching, practical exercises, and pair sharing, emphasizing the importance of a clear lesson framework and transformation over mere content coverage. Key scriptures are provided to guide the teaching process, along with tips for engaging students effectively.

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🔹 SESSION 3: Planning & Presenting a Lesson (30 Minutes)

Theme: “From Scripture to Students — Prepare with Purpose, Teach with Passion”

⏰ Time Breakdown

Time Activity
0–8 min Teaching Time: The Anatomy of a Good Lesson
8–18 min Practical Exercise: Build a Simple Lesson
18–25 min Pair & Share: Present Your Lesson Plan
25–30 min Recap & Resource Highlights

📖 Key Scriptures

1. 2 Timothy 3:16–17 – All Scripture is God-breathed

“…useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting, and training in righteousness…”

2. Hebrews 6:1 – Progress toward maturity

“Let us move beyond the elementary teachings…”

3. 1 Corinthians 14:40 – Do all things in order

“…everything should be done in a fitting and orderly way.”

📚 Mini-Teaching (8 min)

🔑 Teach the 5-Part Framework of a Lesson:

1. Bible Story or Scripture Focus


Choose one clear passage or story. Make sure you understand it deeply first.
2. Main Point or Goal
What do I want the children to remember and live out from this lesson?
3. Opening Hook or Warm-Up
A relatable activity or question that prepares their hearts (e.g. “Have you ever been
afraid?” before Daniel in the lions’ den).
4. Interactive Learning Activity
Game, object lesson, art, or drama — something that moves the lesson from words to
experience.
5. Wrap-Up & Prayer
Re-emphasize the main point. Pray over it. Invite student response.

🧠 Tip:

Don’t aim to “cover content.” Aim to “cause transformation.”

📝 Exercise: Build a Mini-Lesson (10 min)

Worksheet Prompts (each teacher fills out individually):

Section Your Entry


Scripture _____________________________________
Main Point _____________________________________
Hook Question/Activity _____________________________________
Core Teaching Plan _____________________________________
Response or Wrap-Up Plan _____________________________________

Example:

 Scripture: John 6:1–14 (Jesus feeds the 5,000)


 Main Point: Jesus provides more than enough when we give Him what we have.
 Hook: “What’s the biggest meal you’ve ever seen?”
 Activity: Count 5 loaves and 2 fish with paper cutouts. Kids walk around “sharing.”
 Wrap-Up: Group prayer of thanks, sing “He's Got the Whole World…”

👥 Pair & Share (7 min)

 Pair up with someone nearby.


 Each person shares their mini-lesson idea.
 Partners give encouragement and ask:

“How do you think this helps kids know or love Jesus more?”

🧰 Resources & Final Notes (5 min)

Briefly highlight:

 How to use printed curriculum wisely (but not rigidly)


 Supplemental resources (songs, visuals, videos)
 Adapting for age-level: younger kids need short, simple segments; older ones may like
discussions

Encouraging Reminder:

“You don’t have to reinvent the wheel — just help the wheel roll toward Jesus.”

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