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Schemes of Work in Cre
C.R.E. SCHEMES OF WORK
FORM ONE 2012
TERM I

REFERENCES:
KLB
Golden Tips
God’s People
Oxford
Bible

|WK |LSN |TOPIC/S-TOPIC |OBJECTIVES |L/ACTIVITIES |L/T AIDS |REFERENCE |REMARKS |
|4 |1&2 |Introduction to CRE |By the end of the lesson, the learner | | | | |
| | |Definition |should be able to:- |Question and answer |Bible |KLB Pg 1-5 | |
| | |Reasons for studying CRE |Define CRE |Note taking |Lesson notes |God’s Pple Pg 1-2 | |
| | | |Explain the reasons for studying CRE | | |Golden Tips Pg 2 | |
| |3 |The Bible as God’s word |By the end of the lesson, the learner | | | | |
| | |Human authors |should be able to:- |Question and answer |Bible |KLB Pg 5-6 | |
| | | |Explain why the Bible is the word of God |Note taking |Lesson notes |God’s Pple Pg 3-4 | |
| | | |Identify human authors
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