Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
Downloaded from: http://primarynotes29.blogspot.com/2013/05/lyric-color-erase.html image source For kids who can read, (or mostly SR Primary in my case) – Write the lyrics on a whiteboard in different colors (or chalkboard with colored chalk) After signing the song through, have a child roll a die. Number on the dice = color to erase. (or, instead of a # die, use a colorful-sided die) Erase all the lyrics that color. Repeat. *To make…
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Downloaded from: http://primarynotes29.blogspot.com/2013/05/when-i-am-baptized-lyric-split.html This will work in SR, where kids can read – not so much in JR (for me, anyway…) Take the lyrics and split them up.Put them on different colored pieces of paper. Have coordinated colors on sticks (for the kids to hold in front). Invite a child up from each class. Give each child a color stick. The kids only sing the color the kid from their…
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Downloaded from: http://primarynotes29.blogspot.com/2013/05/rainbow-wands.html image source Attach colored ribbon in the rainbow colors to the end of a dowel or stick. Use them to lead the music, bounce them to the beat or the rhythm, paint the sky to the melody. Have lots of fun with them!
Downloaded from: http://primarynotes29.blogspot.com/2013/05/rainbow-singing-meter.html image source Get a long piece of butcher paper. Adhere long strips of colored paper in rainbow order (They Might Be Giants Roy G Biv video helps me remember rainbow color order). Roll up the paper (with the rainbow on the inside). Enlist Teachers to help you unroll the rainbow as the kids sing.—> The better they sing, the longer the rainbow will be! *You could make a…
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Downloaded from: http://www.continuallycreative.com/2013/05/77-ideas-summer-fun/ Wow! This school year has just flown by! We only have two weeks left of school, and then the kids are home! It seems like every single summer the days just fly by and we they are back to school. … Continue reading →
Downloaded from: http://primarynotes29.blogspot.com/2013/05/glow-stick-wands.html image sourceBuy a bunch of glow sticks at the Dollar Store. Use them to lead the music – even lead in the dark! You can also use them to drum the beat or rhythm. Each child can then take their glow stick and practice leading the music at home. *My kids enjoyed the Glow Batons. When I did this my JR Primary got a little crazy (but…
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Downloaded from: http://inkablinka.com/2013/05/come-follow-me-at-a-glance-june.html Here is a handy guide to the curriculum for the young women classes in June. Below you will find the links for June’s at-a-glance, and some activity ideas to go with it: June at-a-glance Bishopric’s Stache activity Aaronic Priesthood Puzzle Pin It
Downloaded from: http://inkablinka.com/2013/05/come-follow-me-at-a-glance-july.html Here is the July at-a-glance for the Come, Follow Me YW curriculum and the links below for some activity ideas: July Come, Follow Me Covenant Flower Power Baptism Book Pin It
Downloaded from: http://www.continuallycreative.com/2013/05/whole-armor-of-god-game/ This is a game that we came up with when I was a missionary teaching seminary. We were studying the Whole Armor of God, and we wanted the youth in the area to understand the principles and feel like it … Continue reading →
Downloaded from: http://aprimarysingingtime.blogspot.com/2013/05/teaching-when-i-am-baptized-62.html June’s song is one of my favorites – “When I Am Baptized”. To introduce it, I’d really like to use a powerful object lesson that will hit home to them. Here is what I settled on: 1. My favorite so far is from Susan Fitch Design HERE: Laminate a picture of a child. As you talk about sins or mistakes, add chocolate pudding (I’ve also heard of…
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Downloaded from: http://seminaryatsixam.blogspot.com/2013/05/be-not-deceived.html Things are not always as they seem…A few days after we made cookies , I offered “left over” chocolate to my students. I had two types of chocolate and quickly passed out a few pieces to them to snack on. The reactions came quickly…ewwww…what is this!?!, etc. A few of them headed straight to the garbage can to spit out their chocolate. Others were quietly enjoying their chocolate…
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