Lesson 1: The Story of Epiphany

Time Allocation: 45 minutes

Resources Needed: Bible stories book, images of the Nativity

Introduction: Discuss the concept of Epiphany and its significance in Christianity.

Development: Read and explain the biblical story of the Three Wise Men visiting Jesus.

Conclusion: Discuss the lessons learned from the story and how it connects to the Christian faith.

Assessment: Ask students to draw a picture illustrating the story of the Three Wise Men.

Lesson 2: Symbols and Traditions of Epiphany

Time Allocation: 60 minutes

Resources Needed: Crown craft materials, star decorations, chalk

Introduction: Introduce the symbols associated with Epiphany.

Development: Discuss the tradition of blessing homes with chalk and creating a crown craft.

Conclusion: Reflect on the importance of these symbols and traditions in celebrating Epiphany.

Assessment: Have students write a short paragraph explaining the significance of the symbols.

Lesson 3: Connecting Epiphany to Daily Life

Time Allocation: 45 minutes

Resources Needed: Paper, markers, reflective music

Introduction: Discuss how the message of Epiphany can be applied to everyday life.

Development: Have students reflect on moments of realization or discovery in their own lives.

Conclusion: Share and discuss the reflections as a class.

Assessment: Ask students to write a journal entry about a personal epiphany moment.

Lesson 4: Exploring Concepts of Epiphany

Time Allocation: 50 minutes

Resources Needed: Whiteboard, markers, brainstorming cards

Introduction: Brainstorm and discuss different interpretations of Epiphany.

Development: Explore the concept of spiritual epiphanies and moments of insight.

Conclusion: Reflect on the various meanings of Epiphany and its relevance in faith.

Assessment: Have students create a mind map illustrating their understanding of Epiphany.