Lesson 1: Introduction to Angela Merkel
Time Allocation: 1 hour
Resources Needed: Pictures of Angela Merkel, whiteboard, markers, chart paper, colored pencils
Introduction: Show pictures of Angela Merkel and ask if anyone recognizes her. Explain that Angela Merkel is an inspirational woman and the Chancellor of Germany. Discuss briefly what it means to be a Chancellor and the importance of leadership.
Development: Ask students to brainstorm questions they have about Angela Merkel. Write down their questions on chart paper for reference. Using available resources, provide information about Angela Merkel's background, where and when she lived, and what she is famous for. Encourage students to take notes or create a mind map of the information.
Conclusion: Review the key points about Angela Merkel. Ask students to share one interesting fact they learned about her. Explain that in the next lesson, they will explore Angela Merkel's contributions to society and culture.
Assessment: Observe students' engagement and participation during the lesson. Review their notes or mind maps to assess their understanding of Angela Merkel's background.

Lesson 2: Angela Merkel's Contributions
Time Allocation: 1 hour
Resources Needed: Pictures of Angela Merkel, whiteboard, markers, articles or videos about Angela Merkel's contributions
Introduction: Recap the previous lesson by asking students to share one thing they remember about Angela Merkel. Explain that today, they will explore Angela Merkel's contributions to society and culture.
Development: Show pictures of Angela Merkel and ask students to identify any symbols or actions associated with her. Discuss the impact Angela Merkel had on her time and how her work has influenced the world. Read articles or watch videos about Angela Merkel's contributions. Encourage students to take notes or create a visual representation of her contributions.
Conclusion: Review the key contributions of Angela Merkel. Discuss how her work has made a difference in society. Explain that in the next lesson, they will explore their personal connections to Angela Merkel.
Assessment: Observe students' engagement and participation during the lesson. Review their notes or visual representations to assess their understanding of Angela Merkel's contributions.

Lesson 3: Connecting to Angela Merkel
Time Allocation: 1 hour
Resources Needed: Chart paper, markers, sticky notes
Introduction: Recap the previous lesson by asking students to share one contribution they remember about Angela Merkel. Explain that today, they will explore their personal connections to Angela Merkel.
Development: Ask students to think about the qualities and values they admire in Angela Merkel. Provide chart paper and markers for students to create a mind map or list of these qualities. Discuss with students how they can incorporate these qualities into their own lives. Ask students to write or draw one way they can emulate Angela Merkel's qualities in their daily lives on sticky notes.
Conclusion: Have students share their sticky notes and explain their chosen actions. Discuss how their actions can contribute positively to their communities. Explain that in the next lesson, they will create a timeline of Angela Merkel's life.
Assessment: Observe students' engagement and participation during the lesson. Review their sticky notes and mind maps to assess their understanding of Angela Merkel's qualities and their personal connections.

Lesson 4: Designing Angela Merkel's Timeline
Time Allocation: 1 hour
Resources Needed: Chart paper, markers, pictures of Angela Merkel at different stages of her life
Introduction: Recap the previous lesson by asking students to share one action they chose to emulate from Angela Merkel. Explain that today, they will create a timeline of Angela Merkel's life.
Development: Provide chart paper and markers for students to design a timeline. Show pictures of Angela Merkel at different stages of her life. Ask students to place the pictures on the timeline in the correct chronological order. Encourage students to add key events or milestones from Angela Merkel's life to the timeline.
Conclusion: Have students present their timelines to the class, explaining the significance of the events they included. Discuss how Angela Merkel's life and achievements have evolved over time. Explain that in the next lesson, they will reflect on what they have learned about Angela Merkel.
Assessment: Observe students' engagement and participation during the lesson. Review their timelines to assess their understanding of Angela Merkel's life and key events.

Lesson 5: Reflecting on Angela Merkel
Time Allocation: 1 hour
Resources Needed: Journals, pencils, markers
Introduction: Recap the previous lesson by discussing the timelines created by students. Explain that today, they will reflect on what they have learned about Angela Merkel.
Development: Provide journals, pencils, and markers for students to write or draw their reflections. Ask students to think about what they find most inspiring about Angela Merkel. Encourage them to reflect on how her life and achievements have influenced them personally. Allow time for students to share their reflections with a partner or in small groups.
Conclusion: Invite a few students to share their reflections with the whole class. Discuss common themes or ideas that emerged from their reflections. Emphasize the importance of being inspired by and learning from inspirational figures like Angela Merkel.
Assessment: Review students' reflections to assess their understanding and personal connections to Angela Merkel.

Lesson 6: Angela Merkel in the World
Time Allocation: 1 hour
Resources Needed: World map, markers, pictures of Angela Merkel's international engagements
Introduction: Recap the previous lesson by discussing students' reflections on Angela Merkel. Explain that today, they will explore Angela Merkel's impact in the world.
Development: Show a world map and point out the countries Angela Merkel has visited or had significant engagements with. Show pictures or videos of Angela Merkel's international engagements. Discuss the impact of her international work and how it has influenced the world. Encourage students to think about how their actions can have a positive impact beyond their immediate surroundings.
Conclusion: Discuss the global significance of Angela Merkel's leadership and contributions. Encourage students to think about how they can contribute positively to the world as future leaders. Thank students for their participation and engagement throughout the lessons.
Assessment: Observe students' engagement and participation during the lesson. Review their contributions to the discussion to assess their understanding of Angela Merkel's impact in the world.