Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
I gave this lesson several years ago in a combined lesson of the graduating Laurels and Relief Society. The purpose was to demonstrate that there is a place for every woman in Relief Society, and that some of the stereotypes we hold about Relief Society aren’t true. I asked three Young Women before class to come prepared to answer questions about how they would like their first experience in RS…
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Shauna Black shared this variation of preparing the Primary presentation using a question and answer format. The presentation itself is also presented as a Q&A, giving the children a chance to really show what they’ve learned during the year: “Assign each class one of the monthly topics. Sometime before the program is to be presented, take a tape recorder into one or two of the classes each week. This is…
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Nick P says “I would like to share ‘I am thankful for my eyes’. I noticed there was nothing about eyes I could find. This is a booklet type activity that can be colored. Made it and used it in my Nursery today. Pictures in the upper right box are Microsoft Clipart. Bottom Left is from your site. Upper left and bottom right are adapted from the primary book from…
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This was submitted an LDS 11-year old who created this fun game for her sisters, ages 3 and up. Instructions: Cut out the pieces and game cards. Color and laminate if desired. As you hear a topic discussed during the Conference, cover the correct blank with one of the matching markers. Played much like “blackout” bingo. Click on general conference below to see all related images. 1 page, 8.5 x…
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Tamra S says: “Here is a handout we used for the YW Manual 1 Lesson on Keeping the Sabbath day holy. We cut them out and then attached them to some cheap measuring spoons we found at Wal-mart.” Has the following text: For Measuring Sabbath Activities 1) Is it doing good? 2) Is it spiritually uplifting? 3) Would Jesus do it? Goal: To keep myself unspotted from the world. 6…
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This cute handout was submitted by Melinda S. for use with her Valiant 11 class in Primary. Thank you!
This handout was submitted by Shannon J. to accompany Manual 1 Lesson 26: Testimony. Simply glue an inexpensive packet of seeds to the handout where indicated for an adorable handout! Shannon says: “You could then challenge the girls at the end of the lesson to go home and plant the seeds and as they water and nurture and watch the seeds grow to remember to make just as much effort…
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This handout was submitted by Lindsay S. to accompany lessons on optimism. Color, 2 per page
This series of handouts was submitted by Amber K, who says: “I put the extra story in a letter sized envelope and safety pin them to the back of the childrens’ clothing so that Mom & Dad actually get a chance to see what they are doing in primary. This also gives them a small jump-start on a FHE lesson at some later date.” * 29A: the graphics that tell…
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Amy W. created this handout for Lesson 42. She says, “The first page I handed one out to each girl and had them think of a time when they experienced that particular trait. I got some great answers and the girls were very willing to talk since each of them had one. It was a valuable learning experience. I attached the next two pages to some silver foil stars and…
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Audrey R. submitted this cute handout to go with Manual 1 Lesson 42: Courage to Try. She created it using some free clipart she got from Debane.net. Thanks! 1 per 8.5×11 inch page, black and white.
Amanda B. created this Word of Wisdom crossword puzzle to go with Manual 1, Lesson 47. Open the .xls file to see the answer key. If you don’t have Microsoft Office or Microsoft Excel, download Open Office to open this file. (Instructions below,) 1 page, 8.5 x 11 inches, black and white. Below are the clues, or click to get the printable clue sheet. Word of Wisdom Crossword Clues Across:…
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