Third Quarter Lesson 6 4th Commandment - Session 2 WebQuest and Discussion 4th and Filial Piety
Third Quarter Lesson 6 4th Commandment - Session 2 WebQuest and Discussion 4th and Filial Piety
Third Quarter Lesson 6 4th Commandment - Session 2 WebQuest and Discussion 4th and Filial Piety
Homework
6C - Day 2
6E - Day 5
6F - Day 2
6H - Day 5
6J - Day 2
To Do
Short Review
What did we do
last meeting?
Making Connections
The Ancestor Veneration
is a very special way of
showing our love and
appreciation to our loved
ones (ancestors) who has
shown love for us also. In
so many different ways,
they have helped us
reach what we are now.
Making Connections
This is one of the
important values that
we can learn from the
4th commandment - to
love, obey, respect,
appreciate our
parents, elders, and
ancestors.
Values/
Virtues
Actions
Groups 1-3
Groups 4-6
Groups 7-9/10
DISCUSSION TIME:
PADLET ACTIVITY on the 4th
Commandment
Meaning
Values/
Virtues
Actions
"Children, obey
your parents in
the Lord, for this
is right.
(Ephesians:6:1).
On the Fourth
Commandment
The Fourth Commandment calls us to show
respect, gratitude, obedience, and
assistance to our parents and those who are
in authority. The Fourth Commandment calls
us to understand the importance of our
family.
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In summary
The fourth commandment reminds us to love, obey,
and respect our parents because God has given them
to us. They take care of us and provide for our needs.