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NEW Young Women Value Disney Princess Posters | Free Download

I’m so surprised and grateful for the enormous response I’ve gotten from the posters I created just 6 months ago featuring Disney Princesses. They’ve been viewed by countless young women around the world, and I hope that they’ve been enjoyable and inspiring. I was recently looking them over, and felt the need to update them a little—and here’s the finished product! The design is essentially the same. They’re slightly larger (11×14, 100dpi), have higher quality princess images, and some have had their quotes switched, or at least modified. I’m really happy with how they turned out, and hopefully they can reach even further than their predecessors.

 

Recreating these also prompted me to get started on more Princess themed resources that would be especially helpful for activities such as New Beginnings, Young Women in Excellence, and Girls Camp—so keep an eye out.

 

To keep things simple for me, they can only be downloaded in one .zip file which contains all 13 images in JPG format.

 

I will NOT be offering custom sizes due to the demand that has previously placed on me. Luckily with the larger dimensions, they can still be adjusted in size and retain decent quality.

 

Disclaimer: I take no credit for the images and quotes featured in these posters. They are property of The Walt Disney Company. These posters were created for non-commercial home and church use. The Personal Progress Helper does not claim ownership, though does ask for proper attribution as the creator of these poster.

2015 Mutual Theme Glass Tile Necklaces

Here’s a fun project for your Young Women: 2015 Mutual Theme Glass Tile Necklaces! A sweet blog reader, Brittney, asked me if I could size my 2015 Mutual Theme Logos to fit inside some glass-tile necklaces she was making for her … Continue reading

One Step at a Time

Grace to Grace
Doctrine and Covenants 93: 1-20 (Lesson 97 in Seminary Doctrine and Covenants Teacher Manual)
We have John’s testimony of how Christ became like His Father and received the fulness of His Father’s glory.
He became like His father, one step at a time, grace to grace
We, too, may become like our Heavenly Father, one step at a time, grace to grace.

To demonstrate this principle, I set up a ladder in our classroom and asked a student to climb to the top.
At first, the student was very willing, until I told him he could not use the steps.
We discussed how difficult this would be.
After some discussion, I had the students write on sticky notes the steps they need to take to receive the fulness of our Heavenly Father’s glory.
We discussed the things they wrote down and then they placed the notes on the steps of the ladder, emphasizing the importance of each step.
As part of the discussion, we read this quote from the Prophet Joseph Smith.
(this is where I got the idea to use a ladder rather than have them just come up to the chalkboard and write their answers)
If you dont have access to a ladder, a small step stool will work or you can place stepping stones on the floor and ask them to go from start to finish without stepping off the stones, etc.
The students can label the stones just as we labeled the steps on the ladder.
There are lots of adaptations.

The following statement by the Prophet Joseph Smith clarifies one aspect of growing from grace to grace until we receive a fulness:

It is not wisdom that we should have all knowledge at once presented before us; but that we should have a little at a time; then we can comprehend it. When you climb up a ladder, you must begin at the bottom, and ascend step by step, until you arrive at the top; and so it is with the principles of the gospel—you must begin with the first, and go on until you learn all the principles of exaltation. But it will be a great while after you have passed through the veil before you will have learned them. It is not all to be comprehended in this world; it will be a great work to learn our salvation and exaltation even beyond the grave” (Teachings of Presidents of the Church: Joseph Smith [2007], 268).

Happy Teaching!


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