Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
I have been a teacher for 22 years in 1st and 2nd grades and kindergarten. I always peruse the artsy blogs for cute art projects for young kids to make. I absolutely fell in LOVE with this one. It is coloring pages for a children’s nativity! What a gre…
Do you remember #sharethegift from last Christmas? It was the church’s social media campaign–I think it’s a nice reminder to keep Christ at the center of Christmas, a great way for all of us to share goodness, and a cool way to join with other Mormons to share testimony. In short, I love these kinds of […]
They’re here! My popular 2015 Mutual Theme calendars are ready for you right now! You are going to love these calendars! The cover features the full 2016 Mutual Theme and each month includes one of my “Press Forward” logos. NOTE: My … Continue reading →
I’m looking forward to the campaign the church is putting together for Christmas this year: follow along with the hashtag #asaviorisborn. There’s a new video that drops on November 29th, and they’re hoping we’ll use the hashtag on social media–a lot like last year’s #sharethegift. The video and printables will all be found at christmas.mormon.org […]
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I like to teach Exodus 25-31 by first starting out talking about why the Lord wanted them to have a tabernacle in the first place, and then liken this to our day to show why the Lord has us build … Continue reading →
The longest allegory in scripture is Zenos’ allegory of the olive, which is found in Jacob 5. In Jacob 5:3, Zenos explains to his hearers that the tame olive tree represents the house of Israel. From this interpretation, we can … Continue reading →
From 91 B.C. to A.D. 31, the Nephites were governed by a series of judges. This time period gives many examples of the of how the Nephites constantly fluctuated in their level of commitment to the Lord Jesus Christ. This … Continue reading →
“Salvation does not come all at once; we are commanded to be perfect even as our Father in Heaven is perfect. It will take us ages to accomplish this end, for there will be greater progress beyond the grave, and … Continue reading →
We had a great Thanksgiving activity yesterday. We started out by making a gratitude board. The girls all said things they were grateful for and we wrote them on the board. Without any coaching, the majority of it was filled with the …
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I am excited to share a fun Book of Mormon based Primary activity that would be perfect for the 2016 theme “I Know the Scriptures are True.” My dear friend Anita shared this Book of Mormon activity that she organized for her ward after their Primary read the Book of Mormon last year. She spent […]
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