This lesson plan covers Genesis chapters 7 through 11 over three sessions. The first lesson explores the story of Noah and the flood, setting the stage for discussion on themes of survival and obedience. In the second lesson, students will learn about the flood's conclusion and the establishment of God’s covenant with humanity. The final lesson addresses human diversity through the story of the Tower of Babel, connecting biblical narratives to cultural and linguistic differences in the world today.
This lesson will introduce the students to Genesis Chapter 7, focusing on the story of Noah, the building of the ark, and the onset of the Great Flood. Students will explore the narrative through reading, discussion, and creative activities to enhance understanding and engagement with the text.
Lesson 2: Lesson 2: The End of the Flood and God's Covenant
Overview
This lesson will guide students through Genesis Chapters 8 and 9, exploring the aftermath of the Great Flood. Students will learn about the receding of the floodwaters, the new beginnings for Noah and his family, and the significance of God's covenant with humanity marked by the rainbow. The lesson includes reading, discussion, and creative activities to help students understand these biblical events and their meaning.
Lesson 3: Lesson 3: The Tower of Babel and Human Diversity
Overview
This lesson introduces Grade 5 students to the genealogies of Noah's sons from Genesis 10 and the story of the Tower of Babel from Genesis 11. The session is designed to help students understand how these biblical tales explain the origin of different cultures and languages, encouraging them to think about the diversity of human beings.
