Lesson Plan	Time Allocation	Resources needed	Introduction	Development	Conclusion	Assessment
Lesson 1	45 minutes	Whiteboard, markers, printed pictures of Ellen Johnson Sirleaf	Introduce the concept of inspirational women and ask students if they know any. Show pictures of Ellen Johnson Sirleaf.	Discuss where and when Ellen Johnson Sirleaf lived, and what she is famous for. Engage students in a class discussion about why she is considered an inspirational woman.	Reiterate the importance of having role models and inspire students to think about their own potential. Assign a short homework task to research more about Ellen Johnson Sirleaf's contributions to society and culture.	Homework completion and participation in class discussion
Lesson 2	1 hour	Printed articles or books about Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, art supplies	Recap the previous lesson and ask students to share what they found out about Ellen Johnson Sirleaf's contributions to society and culture.	Engage students in a group activity where they create a poster or collage showcasing the impact Ellen Johnson Sirleaf had on her time and how her work has influenced the world. Encourage students to discuss and exchange ideas.	Present and discuss the posters/collages created by each group. Reflect on the importance of individuals making a positive difference in society.	Group work participation and creativity
Lesson 3	45 minutes	Whiteboard, markers, printed pictures of children engaged in different activities	Introduce the topic by showing pictures of children engaged in different activities and ask students to discuss what they see.	Guide students to make connections between the activities shown and the work Ellen Johnson Sirleaf did for children's rights and education. Engage in a class discussion about the importance of education and equal opportunities for all children.	Have students create a short presentation or poster illustrating how they can contribute to making a positive impact on their own lives and the lives of others, inspired by Ellen Johnson Sirleaf's work.	Completion of presentation or poster
Lesson 4	1 hour	Printed timeline templates, markers, colored pencils	Introduce the concept of timelines and show examples of timelines from different historical periods.	Guide students in creating a timeline of the life of Ellen Johnson Sirleaf. Provide printed templates for them to fill in with important events and milestones from her life.	Display and discuss the timelines created by each student. Reflect on the importance of understanding historical figures' life journeys.	Accuracy and completion of the timeline
Lesson 5	45 minutes	Whiteboard, markers, printed quotes by Ellen Johnson Sirleaf	Present a few quotes by Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and ask students to discuss their meaning and relevance.	Engage in a class discussion about the values and qualities demonstrated by Ellen Johnson Sirleaf in her quotes. Encourage students to think about how they can incorporate these values into their own lives.	Have students create a short reflection piece, either in writing or through art, expressing their thoughts and feelings about the quotes and how they can apply them to their lives.	Completion and thoughtfulness of the reflection piece
Lesson 6	1 hour	Printed pictures of Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, art supplies	Recap the previous lessons and ask students to share their favorite things they learned about Ellen Johnson Sirleaf.	Engage students in a creative activity where they create a portrait or sculpture of Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, incorporating symbols or elements that represent her achievements and values.	Reflect on the importance of celebrating and honoring inspirational women like Ellen Johnson Sirleaf. Display the artworks and discuss the symbolism behind each creation.	Creativity and representation of Ellen Johnson Sirleaf's achievements