Baby – Crawling
This is the crawling baby from the Welcome to Primary sign.
LDS Printables
93 November
This black and white image, 93 November, was donated by the artist, Chris Gunn. Click to read more about Chris.
January
This black and white image, 92 Jan, was donated by the artist, Chris Gunn. Click to read more about Chris.
Girl 2 – Black and White – Asian
Girl clipart with asian features, black and white.
4 Keys to Self Mastery – Lesson Handout
This handout was made based on Young Women’s manual 2, Lesson 40, Self-Mastery. It has the 4 keys to self-mastery from the lesson on a key. Three per page. Available in GIF or PDF. Keys to Self-Mastery: 1. Set a goal and work at it. 2. Choose an ideal and follow her. 3. Try to follow Christ’s example. 4. Pray.
House – full color
Image of a house. Also available in black and white.
Jesus Loves Me: Mirror Sign
This is a black and white coloring page/mirror sign with an image of a heart, along with the text “Jesus Loves Me”. Cut out the inside of the heart, and invite each child to tape it on a bathroom mirror, so that the child can be reminded each time they look in the mirror how much Jesus loves him or her. Instructions are included on the page, inside the heart….
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Boy 1 – Color – Asian
Clipart image of a boy, color, asian features
Boy 2 – Color – Asian
Clipart image of a boy, color, medium asian features
How to remove emptiness from your life and fill your life with indescribable joy
Handout with a quote from the Joseph B. Wirthlin article suggested in the 2004 Resource Guide for YW Manual 2, Lesson 28: Agency. I titled it “How to remove emptiness from your life and fill your life with indescribable joy”. Available in JPEG or PDF
Worthy Thoughts – Handout
This is a take home hand out with the scripture from the LDS Young Women’s Manual 1, Lesson number 34: “Let virtue garnish thy thoughts unceasingly” on a music note. One end of the note is blank for the girls to write on as per the lesson’s instructions. Available in PDF or JPEG.
Border – Arch
This black and white image, Border Arch, was donated by the artist, Chris Gunn. Click to read more about Chris.