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'Fun-day-Friday' Project activities for grade 3 students to prepare them for Project-Based Learning in the Intermediate Phase

Following the vision of Rabboni Christian School's this course is to develop leaders.

MODULE 3: The Patriarchs – God’s Covenant People

Theme: Faith, Promise, Obedience, and God’s Faithfulness

Module Introduction

The word patriarchs refers to the early fathers of the nation of Israel: Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph. Their stories are mainly found in Genesis 12–50. These men were not perfect, yet God chose them and worked through their lives to carry out His plan.

In this module, learners will discover that God is a covenant-making God. He makes promises and keeps them. The stories of the patriarchs teach us about faith, waiting, obedience, forgiveness, and God’s providence. They also point forward to Jesus Christ, through whom God’s promises are finally fulfilled.

Module Objectives

By the end of this module, learners should be able to:

  • Explain who the patriarchs were and why they are important.
  • Describe God’s covenant with Abraham.
  • Understand the meaning of faith and justification by faith.
  • Identify how God’s promises continued through Isaac and Jacob.
  • Explain how Joseph’s life shows God’s providence.
  • Show how the lives of the patriarchs point to Jesus Christ.
  • reflect on what these stories teach young believers today.

LEGO LAB is a hands-on, build-based learning course where learners design and test LEGO solutions to real-world challenges while integrating Science, Geography, and Entrepreneurship. Learners progress from understanding systems and constraints to designing, prototyping, and improving models through structured “Proof of Learning” tasks. Evidence is captured through build photos, design sketches, testing results, and reflection notes, culminating in a final LEGO prototype and a short presentation that explains the scientific reasoning, geographic context, and value of the solution.

Projects is an interdisciplinary, hands-on course where learners solve real-world problems by integrating Key Learning Areas such as the Sciences, Geography, and Entrepreneurship. Through research, design, building, testing, and reflection, learners complete scaffolded “Proof of Learning” tasks that build toward major project submissions, demonstrating subject knowledge, critical thinking, collaboration, communication, and responsible use of technology. Each project ends with a final product or prototype and a short presentation supported by a learner portfolio.