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Transfer Goal: The students in the long run and on their own will be able to talk candidly about Jesus’ identity and
life here on earth and become young evangelizers as a personal contribution to the Church’s mission
of evangelization.
Essential Understanding: The student will understand that the important events in one’s life reveal and shape one’s
identity as God’s children.
I. Preliminaries
Pre-Assessment: True or False
Focus: Jesus Christ: The Central Message of the Gospel
Activities:
Discussion on the lesson
Differentiated Tasks:
The students reflection or understanding on the lesson shall be evidenced through any of the following outputs;
1. 3-minute video clip
Take a video of yourself while summarizing the important points discussed in the Church
Teachings (pages 7-9).
2. Drawing a Symbol
Create a symbol showing Jesus as the central message of the Gospel.
Explain your symbol in 3 sentences.
3. Prayer Composition
Compose a thanskgiving prayer to God the Father for giving Jesus as the central message of the
Gospel.
Your prayer must compose of 7-10 sentences.
B. Broadening of Concept
In what way can you be a ‘good news’ to others?
How does the person of Jesus shape your identity?
C. Integration
a) Ignacian Core/Related Values
Core Value: EXCELLENCE
Related Value: Integrity
b) Social Orientation: The Person of the President in a Country
c) Lesson Across Discipline:
d) Faith/Biblical Reflection:
*(Transfer – Questions or Activities that will address the six facets of understanding)
IV. Summary / Action
Modified True or False:
Write True if the statement is true, if the statement is false explain why you consider it false.
* Transfer
V. Purposive Assignment
Transfer Goal: The students in the long run and on their own will be able to talk candidly about Jesus’ identity and
life here on earth and become young evangelizers as a personal contribution to the Church’s mission
of evangelization.
Essential Understanding: The student will understand that the important events in one’s life reveal and shape one’s
identity as God’s children.
I. Preliminaries
Review: What did you learn from the previous lesson?
Focus: Jesus Christ as Presented by the Four Gospel Writers
Activities:
The students will be asked to read Broadening of Horizons on pages 10-12 which discusses the
Four Gospels and its Church Teachings
1. Character sketching on Jesus as presented in the 4 Gospel accounts (online)
Look for a partner from your section and connect with them through messenger or cellular phone
for your discussion and sharing.
After choosing a partner, the two of you will think of a character sketch of Jesus as presented by
any of the 4 evangelists Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.
Discuss and share with one another why you choose such character sketch of Jesus.
Assign someone to draw your character sketch and write its explanation on a 1 long bond paper
with your names on the top of it.
B. Broadening of Concept
How do you want to be described by other people?
How does the person of Jesus shape your identity?
C. Integration
a.) Ignacian Core/Related Values
Core Value: Service
Related Value: Honesty
b.) Social Orientation: Network Battle: Kapamilya Channel/ABS-CBN, GMA, and TV 5 (how do they present
themselves as the network for truth?). You may watch the given links for the video clip.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vEP3W3kg_k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YG7R5hk3nEs
c.) Lesson Across Discipline:
d.) Faith/Biblical Reflection:
III. Evaluation / Assessment
Provide the information being asked about the four Gospel writers. You can also use the Bible for your
reference.
Symbol:______________________________________________________
Occupation:___________________________________________________
Writer of the Gospel: ____________________________________________
Number of Chapters written:______________________________________
How did he presents Jesus in his writing?____________________________
*(Transfer – Questions or Activities that will address the six facets of understanding)
IV. Summary / Action
What is your very important learning today?
How will such learning affect your life today and in the future?
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V. Purposive Assignment
Transfer Goal: The students in the long run and on their own will be able to talk candidly about Jesus’ identity and
life here on earth and become young evangelizers as a personal contribution to the Church’s mission
of evangelization.
Essential Understanding: The student will understand that the important events in one’s life reveal and shape one’s
identity as God’s children.
I. Preliminaries
Review: Why did the four Evangelists present Jesus differently?
Focus: The Birth of Jesus according to the Gospel of Luke
II.Lesson Development
A. Presentation of Concepts
Students will know the important events in the story of the Birth of Jesus in the Gospel of Luke
Students will be able to explain the important events of the Birth of Jesus in the Gospel of Luke
Activities:
Bible Reading
Instructions:
Look for a comfortable place in your home that will help you pray and reflect.
You may have a crucifix or any sacred images in front of you.
Open your bible and read the story of the birth of Jesus in the Gospel according to St. Luke (Lk 2: 1-20)
Read the bible at least three times.
After reading, close your eyes and reflect on the birth of Jesus.
Open your eyes after 10 minutes of reflection.
Write your reflection on the space provided below.
It is now time for sharing, look for a partner within your class section.
Communicate your classmate in any mode of communication you have (messenger, call, text, etc.).
Share your reflection on the story of the birth of Jesus with him/her.
Write the important points shared with you and your partner.
B. Broadening of Concept
What will happen if the story of Jesus’ birth was not put into writing by the Gospel writer St. Luke?
How will you manifest the good news of Jesus’ birth in your life?
Why did Jesus have to be a human being?
C. Integration
a.) Ignacian Core/Related Values
Core Value: Service
Related Value: Humility
b.) Social Orientation: The Role of a Public Servant in our Society
c.) Lesson Across Discipline:
d.) Faith/Biblical Reflection:
*(Transfer – Questions or Activities that will address the six facets of understanding)
IV. Summary / Action
With your knowledge and understanding of the significant events in the story of the birth of Jesus according
to St. Luke, what have you realized? What must you do in order to live that realization?
V. Purposive Assignment
Transfer Goal: The students in the long run and on their own will be able to talk candidly about Jesus’ identity and
life here on earth and become young evangelizers as a personal contribution to the Church’s mission
of evangelization.
Essential Understanding: The student will understand that the important events in one’s life reveal and shape one’s
identity as God’s children.
I. Preliminaries
Review: Why do you have to know about the story of the birth of Jesus according to the Gospel of St. Luke? Will
it make any difference if you do not know?
Focus: The Birth of Jesus according to the Gospel of Matthew
II.Lesson Development
A. Presentation of Concepts
Students will know the person of Jesus made known in His birth in the Gospel of Matthew
Students will be able to discover the person of Jesus as revealed in His birth in the Gospel of Matthew
Activities:
Input on the lesson with video clips
Differentiated Tasks
1. Power Point Presentation
Create a power point presentation showing the identity/person of Jesus as revealed in His birth in
the Gospel of St. Matthew.
The power point presentation must have at least 6 slides excluding the title page.
Put your name, grade level and section on the first slide (title page).
Put your reflection on the Birth of Jesus according to St. Matthew on the last slide.
You may include pictures and designs to your presentation.
B. Broadening of Concept
How do your experiences affect your identity?
C. Integration
a.) Ignacian Core/Related Values
Core Value: Faith
Related Value: Deeper Faith in God
b.) Social Orientation: How does Social Media Shape One’s Identity
c.) Lesson Across Discipline:
d.) Faith/Biblical Reflection:
Transfer Goal: The students in the long run and on their own will be able to talk candidly about Jesus’ identity and
life here on earth and become young evangelizers as a personal contribution to the Church’s mission
of evangelization.
Essential Understanding: The student will understand that the important events in one’s life reveal and shape one’s
identity as God’s children.
I. Preliminaries
Review: From what you have learned from the previous lesson, how was the person of Jesus revealed in his birth
in the same way that your being a person is also revealed?
Focus: The Birth of Jesus: The Differences and Similarities of Matthew and Luke
Activating Prior Knowledge:
After reading and reflecting on the two Gospel narratives of the birth of Jesus in the previous lessons,
kindly identify the important details of these narratives.
Activities:
Bible Reading:
Read reflectively again the story of the birth of Jesus in the 2 Gospel accounts.
Matthew 1:18-25; 2:1-12
Luke 2: 1-21
Differentiated Activity
1. Visual
Present in a symbol/drawing or any visual representation that will depict the similarity and
differences of the 2 Gospel accounts.
2. Auditory
Compose a song and take a video of yourself while singing.
Your song will depict your response to the question; What is the main message of the 2 Gospel
accounts?
3. Kinesthetic
Interpret creatively one Christmas song that is related to any of the two Gospel accounts.
Lyrics of the song must be closely related to any of the two Gospel accounts.
Take a video of yourself while doing the interpretation.
B. Broadening of Concept
Why did Jesus have to be a human being?
C. Integration
a.) Ignacian Core/Related Values
Core Value: Excellence
Related Value: Harmony in Unity and Diversity
b.) Social Orientation: The Church and the Government Amid Pandemic COVID-19
c.) Lesson Across Discipline:
d.) Faith/Biblical Reflection:
*(Transfer – Questions or Activities that will address the six facets of understanding)
IV. Summary / Action
Hanger of Knowledge:
Instructions: Write your answer to the given questions on the hanged clothes.
1.What important lessons did you learn from this lesson?
2. How will you manifest it in your daily living?
V. Purposive Assignment
Transfer Goal: The students in the long run and on their own will be able to talk candidly about Jesus’ identity and
life here on earth and become young evangelizers as a personal contribution to the Church’s mission
of evangelization.
Essential Understanding: The student will understand that the important events in one’s life reveal and shape one’s
identity as God’s children.
I. Preliminaries
Pre - Assessment Test: Fill in the Blank
Focus: The Baptism of Jesus in the Gospel of Mark
Activities:
Bible Reading
Instructions:
Go to the place where you find comfortable for prayer and deep reflection.
You can put background music to help you reflect the gospel passage.
Bring a bible and a sacred image with you.
Open your bible and read Mark 1: 9-11.
Reflect silently on the key events of the baptism of Jesus.
Differentiated Tasks
1.Acrostic
Complete the acrostic by elaborating the Baptism of Jesus from the Gospel according to St. Mark
and the revelation of the Holy Trinity at Jesus’ baptism.
2. Quotes of the Day
Compose at least 2 quotes.
Your quotes must focus on the Baptism of Jesus and the presence of the Trinity.
Make your quotes unique and meaningful.
Write your quotes with the explanations of the meaning of each quote.
B. Broadening of Concept
As a baptized Christian, how do you manifest the presence of the Holy Trinity to the people around you?
C. Integration
a.) Ignacian Core/Related Values
Core Value: Faith
Related Value: Communion
b.) Social Orientation: Married Couple
c.) Lesson Across Discipline
d.) Faith/Biblical Reflection
* Transfer
V. Purposive Assignment
Transfer Goal: The students in the long run and on their own will be able to talk candidly about Jesus’ identity and
life here on earth and become young evangelizers as a personal contribution to the Church’s mission
of evangelization.
Essential Understanding: The student will understand that the important events in one’s life reveal and shape one’s
identity as God’s children.
I. Preliminaries
Review: What important idea/ideas did you learn from Lesson 6?
Activities:
Inputs on the Baptism of Jesus in the Gospel according to St. Luke
Bible Reading
Instructions:
Go to the same place where you find comfortable to pray and reflect.
You can again put background music to help you reflect the gospel passage.
Bring a bible and sacred image with you.
Open your bible and read Luke 3: 21-22.
Reflect silently on the revelations about the person of Jesus during His baptism according to
St. Luke.
Differentiated Tasks
1. 2-Minute Video Clip
Go outside your house (frontyard/ backyard only).
Look for a symbol that best describes the revealed identity of Jesus during his
baptism.
After choosing a symbol, reflect silently why you choose it.
Share your reflection of the symbol.
Take a video of yourself with your symbol while sharing your reflection.
In your sharing, include your reflection or realization on the Church Teachings about
the baptism of Jesus.
2. Drawing a Symbol
Choose a symbol that best describes the revealed identity of Jesus during his
baptism.
After choosing a symbol, draw it on the space provided below.
Reflect silently why you choose to draw such symbol.
Write your reflection under your drawing.
Include your reflection/realization on the Church Teachings about the baptism of
Jesus.
B. Broadening of Concept
Why is baptism significant in one’s life?
C. Integration
a.) Ignacian Core/Related Values
Core Value: Excellence
Related Value: Fidelity
b.) Social Orientation: Ignacian – Marian Identity
c.) Lesson Across Discipline
d.) Faith/Biblical Reflection
* Transfer
V. Purposive Assignment
Transfer Goal: The students in the long run and on their own will be able to talk candidly about Jesus’ identity and
life here on earth and become young evangelizers as a personal contribution to the Church’s mission
of evangelization.
Essential Understanding: The student will understand that the important events in one’s life reveal and shape one’s
identity as God’s children.
I. Preliminaries
Review: How is the identity of Jesus revealed in his baptism?
Focus: The Baptism of Jesus in the Gospel of Matthew
Activating Prior Knowledge:
Activity: To check your prior knowledge with regard to this lesson, answer what is being asked below.
A. List down at least three commands/ requests from your parents that you find easy to obey.
B. List down some commands/ requests from your parents that you find difficult to obey.
II. Lesson Development
A. Presentation of Concepts
Students will know the significant details of the Baptism of Jesus according to St. Matthew
Students will be able to interpret the baptism of Jesus as recounted by St. Matthew
Activities:
Inputs on the Baptism of Jesus in the Gospel according to St. Matthew
Differentiated Tasks
1. Sing Your Answer
Kindly answer the question, “Why was John hesitant to baptize Jesus?”
Form your answer into a verse.
Recall your favorite song.
Sing your answer using the tune of your favorite song (you may use the refrain part only).
Record your voice/ take a video while singing your answer.
2. Hashtags Making
Answer the question, “What truths about Jesus’ mission are revealed during His baptism?”
Make two (2) hashtags that will summarize your answer to the question.
Your hashtags must composed only of 1-3 words.
3. My Choice of Output
Answer the question, “What mission does God give us?”
In this activity you will be the one to choose for your output.
Your output must be creative (not just by writing your answer).
B. Broadening of Concept
How do we share in Jesus’ mission?
C. Integration
a) Ignacian Core/Related Values
Core Value: Faith
Related Value: Obedience
b) Social Orientation: Following the Safety Protocols /Guidelines on preventing the spread of COVID-19
c) Lesson Across Discipline
d) Faith/Biblical Reflection
*(Transfer – Questions or Activities that will address the six facets of understanding)
IV. Summary / Action
How will you manifest total submission to God, in the same manner that Jesus did?
V. Purposive Assignment
Transfer Goal: The students in the long run and on their own will be able to talk candidly about Jesus’ identity and
life here on earth and become young evangelizers as a personal contribution to the Church’s mission
of evangelization.
Essential Understanding: The student will understand that the important events in one’s life reveal and shape one’s
identity as God’s children.
I. Preliminaries
Pre –Assessment Test: Modified True or False
Focus: The Temptations of Jesus
Activating Prior Knowledge:
We now activate your prior knowledge, but first, kindly answer the question by encircling the name of
the picture. Explain your answer below.
Which do you find most tempting? Why?
Fame Food Power Money
Activities:
Inputs on the Temptations of Jesus with video clips
Slogan Making
Kindly answer the question, “What is the meaning of Jesus being tempted?
Make a slogan that will depict your answer to the question.
B. Broadening of Concept
Why do you think temptation is always present and is around us?
C. Integration
a) Ignacian Core/Related Values
Core Value: Excellence
Related Value: Discipline
b) Social Orientation: The lure of money, power and prestige in the society at present
c) Lesson Across Discipline
d) Faith/Biblical Reflection
*(Transfer – Questions or Activities that will address the six facets of understanding)
IV. Summary / Action
One Sentence Summary
V. Purposive Assignment
Transfer Goal: The students in the long run and on their own will be able to talk candidly about Jesus’ identity and
life here on earth and become young evangelizers as a personal contribution to the Church’s mission
of evangelization.
Essential Understanding: The student will understand that the important events in one’s life reveal and shape one’s
identity as God’s children.
I. Preliminaries
Review: What are the 3 Temptations of Jesus?
II.Lesson Development
A. Presentation of Concepts
Students will know the implications of Jesus’ first temptation to His identity
Students will be able to expound the first temptation of Jesus
Activities:
Inputs on the First Temptations of Jesus
Differentiated Tasks
What is the meaning of the first temptation of Jesus?
How did He overcome the first temptation?
1. Act Out Your Answer
Take a video of yourself acting out your answers to the above questions.
2. Draw Your Answer
Choose a symbol that summarizes your answers to the above question.
After choosing a symbol, draw it on the space provided below.
Write your reflection under your drawing
B. Broadening of Concept
Why did Jesus have to be tempted?
Why did Jesus have to be a human being?
C. Integration
a) Ignacian Core/Related Values
Core Value: Excellence
Related Value: Discipline
b) Social Orientation: The lure of money, power and prestige in the society at present
c) Lesson Across Discipline
d) Faith/Biblical Reflection
* Transfer
V. Purposive Assignment
References / Instructional Materials
LYFE
Prepared by: Checked by:
Transfer Goal: The students in the long run and on their own will be able to talk candidly about Jesus’ identity and
life here on earth and become young evangelizers as a personal contribution to the Church’s mission
of evangelization.
Essential Understanding: The student will understand that the important events in one’s life reveal and shape one’s
identity as God’s children.
I. Preliminaries
Review: Picture Analysis
Activities:
Inputs on the Second Temptations of Jesus
It’s Sharing Time
After reading the above discussion about the second temptation of Jesus, enumerate at least 3
examples on this temptation.
Contact a classmate through messenger/ call/ text (online).
Ask any member from your family to do this activity with you (offline).
Share and discuss with one another your answers.
B. Broadening of Concept
Why do you think it is easy for us to give in to temptations of personal gain, prestige or reputation?
C. Integration
a) Ignacian Core/Related Values
Core Value: Excellence
Related Value: Discipline
b) Social Orientation: The lure of money, power and prestige in the society at present
c) Lesson Across Discipline
d) Faith/Biblical Reflection
*(Transfer – Questions or Activities that will address the six facets of understanding)
IV. Summary / Action
To summarize our lesson, complete the sentences below.
Temptation for personal gain, prestige and reputation means_______________
In order to fight these temptations, I will________________________________
* Transfer
V. Purposive Assignment
Essential Understanding: The student will understand that the important events in one’s life reveal and shape one’s
identity as God’s children.
I. Preliminaries
Review: What is the meaning of the second temptation of Jesus?
Activities:
Inputs on the Third Temptations of Jesus
My Own Experience on the Third Temptation
B. Broadening of Concept
How can you stand against the temptation of power and glory?
C. Integration
a) Ignacian Core/Related Values
Core Value: Excellence
Related Value: Discipline
b) Social Orientation: The lure of money, power and prestige in the society at present
c) Lesson Across Discipline
d) Faith/Biblical Reflection
IV.Summary / Action:
Open your textbook on page 35. Answer Steps to Reject Temptations under What I Saw, Experienced, and
Remember (WISER) on a 1/2 sheet of paper.
V. Purposive Assignment
References / Instructional Materials
LYFE
JASPER J. MOMO, LPT
Status of Implementation Modifications:
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Remarks:
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Date Observed: Remarks:
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Observed by:
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