What I am learning to (WALT)…

• Students reflect their own understanding of forgiveness and the difficulty they might have with this
• Students look at some real-life stories of where people have shown forgiveness
• Students consider what the Bible says about forgiveness
• Students explore the ideas:
  – The poison of unforgiveness damages the vessel it is stored in.
  – Forgiveness does not make the offender right; it just makes you free.
  – Forgiveness is one of the most self-loving things we will ever do.

What I am looking for (WILF)…

• Students recognise that forgiveness is not an option for Christians in response to the mercy and forgiveness that Christ has shown us
• Students consider any areas of unforgiveness that they might have
• Students deal with any unforgiveness out of obedience to God and for their own mental health and well being

What I need (WIN)…

• Electronic device
• Internet access
• Access to Tyndale Learn Dash

This is because (TIB)…

• Forgiveness is not an option for Christians and so it is important for students to recognise this.
• Forgiveness shows non-Christians the grace of God and might spur them to question why and how Christians are able to forgive.
• Unforgiveness is like a poison so for students own mental health and well-being forgiveness it necessary.