LDS Mutual Activity Ideas

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While researching for another article, I learned the New Era has suggestions for mutual activities, Service Projects, and lesson helps in addition to the ideas found in the Resource Guides each month in the "What's in It for You" section.

"What's in It for You" even has ideas for parents to use during Family Home Evening to reinforce the lessons taught monthly in Young Men's and Young Women's, and suggestions on applying the Personal Progress and Duty to God programs to the curriculum!

What a relief! It's always a struggle to come up with worthwhile ideas that apply to the lessons, and teach gospel principles.

So from now on, I'm going to have a link here to the ideas found in the New Era for the current month here, along with links to this fabulous resource in my lesson ideas pages.

Resources for LDS Youth Actvity Planning

• Annual Mutual Theme - has talks, handouts, and products relating to each theme
• Search for Activity Ideas
• Find Mutual related media.
• This month's Mutual Activity Ideas from the New Era
• 100+ Activities - These are grouped because they are applicable for Family Home Evening, but many of them would make great Mutual Activities.
• AH CHA SHA BA has a massive list of LDS Activity locations all over the United States. These are especially good for Scout and Young Men's activities. (Click the Categories link)
• Ask others for ideas - on the LDS Forum
• Purpose of Mutual - for leaders and class presidencies
• Planning mutual events from LDS.org.
• Planning Mutual in Two Easy Steps from LDS.org.
• Tracking Posters - My neighbor has one of these, and they are great! Each has the requirements for Duty to God, Personal Progress, or Faith in God printed in detail. These are a great resource for leaders or parents to help track progress in the achievement programs of the church. They're $2.50 (US) each, or $2.00 (US) each if bought in bulk.
• Share your Activity ideas - If you find my resources useful, please contribute your ideas and help my database of activity ideas grow

Ideas para las Actividades de las Mutuales SUD

Spanish translation of this page provided by B. Ventura

Esta semana, mientras buscaba otro artículo, aprendí algo nuevo (10/11/2004) - la New Era tiene sugerencias para las actividades de la mutual, Proyectos de Servicio y ayudas para las lecciones además de las que se encuentran en la Guía de Recursos cada mes en la sección "Lo que hay para Ti".

"Lo que hay para Ti" incluso tiene ideas para que los padres pongan en práctica en la Noche de Hogar para reforzar las lecciones que se enseñan cada mes en Mujeres Jóvenes y Hombres Jóvenes, y sugerencias para aplicar Mi Progreso Personal y Mi Deber a Dios a este programa.

¡Qué gran alivio! Siempre es difícil que se nos ocurran ideas que valgan la pena para aplicar en las lecciones y enseñar principios del evangelio.

Así que, de ahora en adelante, tendré un link con ideas encontradas en la New Era para el mes que esté corriendo, además de otros links a este fabuloso recurso en mis páginas con ideas para las lecciones.

Más Ideas para la Mutual

Búsqueda de Actividades

Ideas de Actividades para la Mutual de la New Era de este mes

El propósito de la Mutual - para los líderes y las presidencias de clase

Pide ideas a otras personas - en el Foro LDS (SUD)

Postres de Seguimiento - Mi vecino tiene uno de estos, ¡y son buenísimos! Cada uno tiene los requisitos para Mi Deber a Dios, Mi Progreso Personal, o Fe en Dios impresos detalladamente. Son un recurso excelente para ayudar a los líderes o a los padres a hacer un seguimiento del progreso en los programas de logro de la Iglesia. Cuestan U$S2,50 (EEUU) cada uno, o U$S 2,00 (EEUU) cada uno si se compran en grandes cantidades.

Compartan sus Ideas de Actividades - Si les han resultado útiles mis recursos, por favor contribuyan con sus ideas y ayuden a que mi base de datos de Ideas de Actividades crezca.

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LDS Young Women Helps and Resources

Main

• LDS Young Women Main Menu

Lesson Help and Handouts

• YW Manual 1,2,3 - LDS Young Women Lessons, Outlines, Handouts
• Young Women Clipart
• LDS Object Lessons
• Teaching Modesty
• Interactive Young Women Teaching Guide
• LDS.org: Young Women Music MP3 Downloads in English, Spanish, Portuguese

Activities and Mutual

• **2008 Mutual Theme: Steadfast and Immovable**
• Search for Activities
• Share Activity Ideas
• LDS New Beginnings Programs
• Standards Night Activities
• Young Women in Excellence
• LDS Games
• LDS Mutual Activity Ideas and Resources
• Purpose of Mutual Activities
• LDS.org VIDEO: Boyd K. Packer Worthy Thoughts, Worthy Music adaptation
• Special Needs Mutual Help at LDSAbility

Personal Progress

• Personal Progress Clipart
• Hymns that correlate with the YW Values
• Interactive Lesson: Encouraging Young Women to Work on Personal Progress

Leadership

• Leadership Helps
• Leadership Training
• Leadership Object Lessons
• Class Presidencies
• Young Women Theme and Motto
• Helping Young Women transition to Relief Society
• History of Young Women - General Board
• Teacher Encouragement
• Contacting Inactive Members
• LDS.org TRAINING VIDEO: Brainstorming in Presidency Meetings
• LDS.org TRAINING VIDEO: Accepting a Call in Young Women, Bishop's concerns, calling counselors
• LDS.org: Role of Young Women Leaders
• LDS.org: Preparing Youth to Lead
• LDS.org: Retaining YW in Activity

Camp

• Young Women Camp Clipart
• Young Women Camp Ideas, Themes, and Activities
• LDS.org: NEW Camp Leadership and Planning Guide in PDF
• LDS.org: YW Camp Main Menu
• LDS.org: Camp Basics
• LDS.org: How to Plan a YW Camp
• LDS.org: How to Invite the Spirit at Camp
• LDS.org: Safety, etc.
• LDS.org: Camp Music
• LDS.org: Helping Young Women with Disabilities at Girl's Camp

Other

• Young Women's Web Sites
• YW Gift Ideas
• More Ideas for Small Gifts
• Modest Clothing and Other LDS Young Women Resources

YW Store

• Young Women's Store
• 2008 Theme Items: Be Steadfast and Immovable
• Jenny's Top Ten Young Women Gifts

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