Lesson 1: Why Telling the Truth is Important

Objective: To understand the importance of telling the truth and how it can help us in our everyday life.

Introduction: Ask the students if they have ever told a lie before. Explain that sometimes we might be tempted to tell a lie to avoid getting in trouble or to make ourselves look better. However, it is important to always tell the truth.

Activity: Have the students play a game of “Truth or Lie.” Ask each student to share something about themselves, and the rest of the class has to guess if it is true or false. After each round, discuss why it is important to tell the truth.

Conclusion: Remind the students that telling the truth is important because it helps us build trust with others and shows that we are honest and trustworthy.

Lesson 2: Taking Other People’s Items Without Permission

Objective: To understand why taking other people’s items without permission is wrong and how it can affect our relationships with others.

Introduction: Ask the students if they have ever taken something that didn’t belong to them without asking. Explain that taking other people’s items without permission is not okay and can hurt our relationships with others.

Activity: Have the students participate in a role-playing activity where they act out scenarios where someone takes something without permission. Discuss how the other person might feel and how it can affect their relationship.

Conclusion: Remind the students that taking other people’s items without permission is not okay and that we should always ask before taking something that doesn’t belong to us.

Lesson 3: Punctuality at School and at Home

Objective: To understand the importance of being punctual and how it can help us be responsible citizens.

Introduction: Ask the students if they have ever been late for something before. Explain that being punctual means being on time and that it is important for us to be responsible citizens.

Activity: Have the students participate in a game where they have to race to be the first one to arrive at a designated location. Discuss how being punctual can help us be more efficient and responsible.

Conclusion: Remind the students that being punctual is important because it shows that we are responsible and respectful of other people’s time.

Lesson 4: Applying What We’ve Learned

Objective: To apply the lessons learned in previous lessons to our everyday life.

Introduction: Review the lessons learned in previous lessons and ask the students how they can apply what they’ve learned to their everyday life.

Activity: Have the students create a poster or drawing that shows how they can tell the truth, avoid taking other people’s items without permission, and be punctual.

Conclusion: Remind the students that by applying what they’ve learned, they can become responsible citizens who are honest, respectful, and trustworthy.