Lesson 1: Discovering Jomo Kenyatta

Time Allocation: 45 minutes Resources Needed: Pictures of Jomo Kenyatta, world map Introduction: Introduce Jomo Kenyatta as a historical figure from Kenya. Show pictures and point out Kenya on the world map. Development: Discuss where and when Jomo Kenyatta lived, and why he is famous. Allow children to ask questions and share their thoughts. Conclusion: Summarize key points about Jomo Kenyatta and his significance. Assessment: Ask children to draw a picture of Jomo Kenyatta.

Lesson 2: Exploring Jomo Kenyatta's Contributions

Time Allocation: 50 minutes Resources Needed: Books or articles about Jomo Kenyatta, drawing materials Introduction: Review what children know about Jomo Kenyatta. Introduce his contributions to society and culture. Development: Divide children into groups to research and discuss Jomo Kenyatta's impact on his time and the world. Conclusion: Each group presents their findings to the class and discuss the significance of Jomo Kenyatta's work. Assessment: Have children write a short paragraph about one contribution of Jomo Kenyatta.

Lesson 3: Connecting Jomo Kenyatta to Our Lives

Time Allocation: 40 minutes Resources Needed: Paper, crayons Introduction: Discuss how historical figures can relate to our lives. Introduce ways in which Jomo Kenyatta's values align with our own. Development: Have children create a list of values they share with Jomo Kenyatta and explain why. Conclusion: Share and discuss the lists as a class and reflect on the connections made. Assessment: Children write or draw a connection they have with Jomo Kenyatta.

Lesson 4: Designing a Timeline of Jomo Kenyatta's Life

Time Allocation: 55 minutes Resources Needed: Large paper, markers, pictures of Jomo Kenyatta Introduction: Explain the concept of a timeline and its importance in understanding history. Development: Guide children in creating a timeline of Jomo Kenyatta's life, including key events and dates. Conclusion: Children present their timelines to the class and discuss the significance of each event. Assessment: Evaluate the accuracy and completeness of each child's timeline.

Lesson 5: Storytelling with Jomo Kenyatta

Time Allocation: 50 minutes Resources Needed: Storybooks about Jomo Kenyatta, storytelling props Introduction: Read a story about Jomo Kenyatta or his achievements to the class. Development: Have children create their own short stories based on Jomo Kenyatta's life or values. Conclusion: Children share their stories with the class and discuss the themes and messages portrayed. Assessment: Evaluate creativity and understanding of Jomo Kenyatta's significance in children's stories.

Lesson 6: Reflecting on Jomo Kenyatta's Legacy

Time Allocation: 45 minutes Resources Needed: Reflection journals, pens Introduction: Discuss the concept of legacy and how individuals are remembered for their contributions. Development: Have children reflect on what legacy they would like to leave behind and how they can make a positive impact. Conclusion: Children share their reflections with a partner and discuss ways to embody values similar to Jomo Kenyatta. Assessment: Review children's reflections for insight and understanding of legacy and impact.