CAPIZ STATE UNIVERSITY

PONTEVEDRA CAMPUS
Bailan, Pontevedra, Capiz, Philippines

A Detailed Lesson Plan

I. Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, students would be able to:
A. Learn the story of Cain and Abel
B. Recognize Characters from the story
C. Learn the Moral of the story
II. Subject Matter:
A. Topic: Cain and Abel
B. Reference: https://missionbibleclass.org/old-testament/part1/creation-through-noah/cain-
and-abel/
C. Materials: Visual aids.
D. Value Focus: There are consequences to sin

III. Procedure

Teacher’s Activity Students Activity

A. Preliminary Activity

1. Prayer
(The student volunteered to lead the prayer) "Lord God, bless us today to learn our lesson.
Teach us to be kind and honest to our teachers
and classmates. Amen"

“Good morning class” "Good afternoon sir"

“You may now sit” "Thank you sir"
2.Checking of attendance
(The teacher roll called the attendance)
"No one is absent today sir"
“Very good”

B. Motivation
(The teacher groups the students into 2
groups.) The students grouped themselves into two.
 “Okay class, let’s have a game. We will
play Give Me What I Want”

Give me:
A. A yellow Pencil
B. A long strand of hair
C. A sweet Candy The students enjoyed the game.

“And so group____ won the game”

(End of the activity)

C. Lesson Proper

1. Presentation
The teacher presented the story of
“Cain and Abel”

2. Unlocking of difficulties

"Okay class, before we start let us know

first the meaning of the following words
that we will encounter as we read the story
of "Cain and Abel"

“Worship” the feeling or expression of

reverence and adoration for a deity.

“Offerings” a thing offered, especially as

a gift or contribution.

“Jealous ” feeling or showing envy of

someone or their achievements and No sir!
advantages

Any further questions?

Before we proceed to the story let us first

be guided by these questions.
1. Who are Cain and Abel?
2. What did they offer and why?
3. Why was Cain jelous
4. What was Cain’s punishment?
5. To whom did they offer their
offerings?
 3. Reading

After Adam and Eve were told to

leave the Garden of Eden they
found a place to live where they
could grow crops and raise animals.
They had children. The name of one
son was Cain, and the name of
another son was Abel.

When the brothers grew up Cain

became a farmer who worked in the
fields. Abel took care of sheep.

In those days people showed their

devotion to God by bringing gifts and
laying them on a platform called an
altar.  Cain brought some of the
vegetables that he had grown and
placed them on the altar.

But Abel’s heart was different from

Cain’s. He did not place just
anything on the altar. Abel had faith
and he placed the very best of the
best of his lambs and placed them
on the altar.

God was pleased with the offering

that Abel made. Why do you think
that was? Perhaps it was because
he saw that Abel loved God so much
that he wanted to give his very best.

God was not pleased with Cain’s

offering. When Cain saw that God
was more pleased with Abel he
became very angry. God saw how
angry Cain was and said, “Cain, why
are you so angry? If you do right, I’ll
accept you. But if you don’t do right,
you will sin.” God knew that if Cain
did not stop being angry and
jealous, he would do something
terribly wrong.

When he heard this Cain should

have stopped and told God he was
sorry but he was so angry he did not
think about doing good things. He
did not control his anger but only
thought about how God approved of
Abel more than him.

Cain did not control his anger and

jealousy. He became more and
more angry that all of his anger just
“boiled up” inside.

Cain said to his brother Abel, “Let’s

go out in the field.” While they were
in the field, Cain attacked Abel and
killed him.

When God came to Cain he asked,

“Where is your brother Abel?”
Cain answered, “Am I my brother’s
keeper? Is it my job to keep track of
him all the time?”
Cain killed his brother when he
thought no one was watching but we
know that God sees and knows
everything that happens.

God knew what Cain had done and

he knew that Cain must be
punished. “Your brother’s blood is
still on the ground. Your punishment
is that nothing you plant in the
ground will grow. You will just
wander around the earth finding
food wherever you can.”

Cain was upset by this. “My

punishment is more than I can bear,”
said Cain. “I will wander around and
whoever finds me will kill me.”  So
God put a special mark on Cain so
that anyone seeing the mark would
know not to kill him. And then Cain
went away from his family and his
home.

(End of the story)

4. Discussion
“ Okay class, let us answer the following”
1. Cain and Abel were the
1. Who are Cain and Abel?
sons of Adam and eve
2. What did they offer and why?Why
was Cain jelous 2. Cain offered fruits while
3. What was Cain’s punishment? Abel offered a sheep.
4. To whom did they offer their
offerings? 3. Cain was banished by God
4. They offered their offerings
“Very good class”
to God
D. Application
Okay class, I want you all to group “The students grouped themselves
yourselves into two. into two and role played the story
Now that you are grouped we will of Cain and Abel”
have a role play, everyone should
have a role.
We will role play the story of Cain
and Abel.
(The students performed the role
play)
Well done everyone! Let’s all clap Yaaaay! “Students clapping”
our hands for your wonderful
performance.
 E. Generalization
After reading the story, I have
“Okay class, what have you realized after
realized that….
reading the story of Cain And Abel
“What have you learned our game earlier?” From the game erlier I have
learned….

“What is jelousy? And why is it Bad?

Jealousy is….

IV. Evaluation
Okay class, now that you have learned the Story of Cain and Abel, I want you all to answer
these questions in a one whole sheet of paper.
1. If you were Abel, would you have done different? Why?
2. Can Cain and Abel be related to the people in our society? How?

V. Assignment
In 1 whole sheet of paper write your story where you were consumed by jealousy.
Did you regret it? Why?

Prepared by: Submitted to:

JUN RALPH A. SOLIS DR. CHRISTY B. AGNAS
BSEd Eng III Student
Course Facilitator