Marié A. shared the puzzle handout she used to teach her CTR class the first Article of Faith.

Would make a good FHE activity.

1 page, 8.5 x 11 inches, black and white.

This is a blank box or cube pattern. You can use this to make your own games, assign housework, or teach concepts. There are several ideas at the BYU Women's Conference Booth Handouts page.

Black and White, 8 1/2 x 11 inches. Landscape.

The PDF version of Chewy Checkers has space at the bottom for a signature, short note, or handrawn picture.

Print this checkerboard out and use 2 varieties of your favorite snack as game pieces!!! Try M&Ms, Hershey's Kisses or Hugs or Caramel Kisses, Lifesavers, Fruity peppermints, Twizzlers Cherry or Chocolate Nibs, wrapped or unwrapped Peanut Butter cups, peanuts and cashews, green or red grapes, Apple Jacks cereal -- the possiblities are endless!

Also available in a Father's Day version. Click the games link below to find it.

Monica S submitted this game to teach Young Women about their choices relating to the standards found in For the Strength of Youth. She says:

Six days of the creation are represented on 12 cards perfect for a family home evening activity for smaller children, or primary handout.

12 cards on one 8 1/2 x 11 inch page.

I created this game for substitutes to use as a review for my Primary class. Played just like the TV show, with questions and answers.

Click games below to find the CTR Trivia game.

1. Print out these images on heavy paper.

2. Cut along the dotted lines. Reinforce the tabs with tape if desired.

3. Thread the shapes through the holes.

4. Glue the "What is Tithing" and "Tithing Puzzle" pages to the inside of a manilla file folder. Be careful not to glue the moving parts down. You'll want to glue the Tithing Puzzle page to the right side of your folder so the parts will slide out more easily.

This tithing file folder game has 3 pages. Click on the file folder games link below to find the other pages.

This was submitted an LDS 11-year old who created this fun game for her sisters, ages 3 and up.

Instructions: Cut out the pieces and game cards. Color and laminate if desired. As you hear a topic discussed during the Conference, cover the correct blank with one of the matching markers. Played much like "blackout" bingo. Cut out the pieces and game cards. Color and laminate if desired.

Click on general conference below to see all related images.

1 page, 8.5 x 11 inches, black and white.

Dawne A.'s "ward did this as part of a Young Women/Young Men Super Saturday and it was a blast! All of the items in the photos are found within walking distance of Temple Square in Salt Lake City. After explaining the rules we sent the kids off in groups (with leaders, of course) to find the items and write their location. We set a specific time for everyone to meet back at a designated spot where we compared notes to see who found the most or if anyone found them all.

Played just like the TV game show Jeopardy, this game is a fun way for kids and adults to test their knowldge by stating the questions that go with the answers to questions about Church History.

Available in PDF or Microsoft Word's .doc format.

You may want to use my CTR Trvia games and rules to see how this game is set up and played.

This game is based on the Family Fun version of the extremely popular board game, Cranium. Has cards, instructions, game pieces, and game board.

Available in PDF or .doc format.

*******If you make more cards, please send me the file so that I can post it online.*********

This cute handout was submitted by B. Edwards! It has a color version of the map puzzle suggested in the lesson.

In JPG or GIF.

Submitted by Trudy.

Activity description:

A Secret Combo Meal, planning sheet and menu. We used these for an activity that had an 80's theme, hence the 80's reference on some of the foods code names. Every item on the menu is in secret code so you may end up eating your meal with a toothpick!

There is also a matching menu

Thanks to M. Nielson who submitted this fun variation on the classic board game, Clue!

Available in Italian

This is a matching game using characters and locations from the story of Jesus Christ's birth.

This document was created by Amber K. as an FHE game as a game for her Sunbeam class. Has matching bingo markers.

10 pages of bingo cards, 8 1/2 x 11, mostly b&w.

This game was submitted by Kristy T. She says:

I facilitate a lot of meetings at work, so I've leveraged some fun icebreakers in different church settings with great results. I made this as an icebreaker for our RS Birthday Dinner, and the sisters really loved it. In fact, they didn't want to stop playing after we had our first winner, so we allowed two additional bingo winners and one "black out" winner.

The way it works is you pass out one to every sister. It's a great thing to do at the beginning while you're waiting for everyone to arrive - it gets people mingling.

Paula F. compartilhou desta tradução portuguese do bingo da sociedade do relevo.

1 página, 8.5 x 11 avança, cor.

Paula F. shared this Portuguese translation of Relief Society Bingo.

1 page, 8.5 x 11 inches, color.

This is a copy of your Scriptionary game. I did less words than the original, but it is the same game. Thank you!

A game used to help familiarize Seminary students with the content of the Scripture Mastery program.

Natasha J created these memory cards saying, "I have made Memory Cards about the Pioneers' experiences with the crickets and seagulls in the Salt Lake Valley." Here are the instructions she submitted:

Seagull and Cricket Memory Cards

Purpose: To teach that Heavenly Father hears and answers our prayers just as he heard and answered the prayers of the pioneers.

Summary: Create small groups to play memory, finding the picture and phrase that match.

To teach mission preparation, make a game board with a path divided into many squares of six different colors. Place a picture that represents sharing the gospel at the end of the path. Prepare a cube with six colored faces that match the colors on the game board. On each face of the cube, write one of the following:

Amanda B. created this Word of Wisdom crossword puzzle to go with Manual 1, Lesson 47.

Open the .xls file to see the answer key. If you don't have Microsoft Office or Microsoft Excel, download Open Office to open this file. (Instructions below,)

1 page, 8.5 x 11 inches, black and white.

Below are the clues, or click to get the printable clue sheet.

Word of Wisdom Crossword Clues

Amanda B. created this Word of Wisdom crossword puzzle to go with Manual 1, Lesson 47. Here is the printable clue sheet.

1 page, 8.5 x 11 inches, black and white.