60-Minute Lesson Plan for Teaching Seera Puranam to Middle School Students Using Bloom's Taxonomy

Topic: Understanding and Reflecting on Seera Puranam (Life of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ)

Objective: By the end of the lesson, students will have a deeper understanding of key events in the life of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, and demonstrate this understanding through creative and interactive activities.

Lesson Outline

Bloom's Level	Activity	Time
1. Remembering	Flashcard Quiz Show flashcards with key events (e.g., Hijrah, First Revelation). Students name the event or its significance.	10 min
2. Understanding	Timeline Puzzle Provide scrambled cards with events from Seera. Students arrange them in chronological order.	10 min
3. Applying	Role-Play Students enact small scenes, like the event of the first revelation or the migration to Madinah, in groups.	10 min
4. Analyzing	Discussion Circles Students discuss lessons they can learn from specific events and categorize them into “Patience,” “Compassion,” and “Courage.”	10 min
5. Evaluating	Moral Reflection Students write one lesson they learned from a Seera event and explain how it applies to their lives.	10 min
6. Creating	Art Project Students draw a symbol or create a mini-poster depicting a significant event from Seera, including a short description.	10 min

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Activity Details

1. Remembering: Flashcard Quiz

• Materials: Flashcards with key events or terms (e.g., "Hijrah," "First Revelation").
• Instructions:
1. Show a flashcard to the class.
2. Students take turns naming the event and its significance.
3. Example: Flashcard says "Hijrah," students respond with “Migration to Madinah to ensure safety and freedom to practice Islam.”

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2. Understanding: Timeline Puzzle

• Materials: Cards with events and years (e.g., “First Revelation, 610 CE”).
• Instructions:
1. Distribute scrambled event cards to groups.
2. Students collaborate to arrange them in chronological order.
3. Review the correct order with the class.

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3. Applying: Role-Play

• Materials: Simple props like scarves, scrolls, and sand-colored fabric.
• Instructions:
1. Divide students into small groups.
2. Assign each group a scene (e.g., receiving the first revelation in the cave of Hira).
3. Groups act out their scene and explain its significance.

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4. Analyzing: Discussion Circles

• Materials: Cards with event prompts (e.g., “Treaty of Hudaybiyyah”).
• Instructions:
1. Students sit in circles and pick an event card.
2. Discuss what values the event teaches (e.g., patience, compassion).
3. Example: Treaty of Hudaybiyyah teaches compromise and foresight.

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5. Evaluating: Moral Reflection

• Materials: Reflection sheets.
• Instructions:
1. Students choose one event and write how its lesson applies to their life.
2. Example: “The Prophet’s forgiveness of his enemies teaches me to forgive my friends when they upset me.”

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6. Creating: Art Project

• Materials: Drawing paper, markers, colored pencils.
• Instructions:
1. Students create a poster illustrating a key event (e.g., "The Night Journey").
2. Add a description explaining the event and its significance.
3. Display their artwork in the classroom.

Prompt for the above content:

Develop a 60-minute lesson plan for teaching Seera Puranam for middle school using Bloom's Taxonomy. Each level should include a specific activity with clear instructions and examples. Make the activities hands-on and fun, using materials like flashcards, blocks, and art supplies also give a catchy picture to attract the learners.

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