Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
This is a worksheet that allows leaders to let Primary children “write” the Sacrament Meeting Program themselves. Each child/class is given a topic (see below) and invited to share his or her feelings about the topic, with some guidance by leaders and teachers. A leader then types up the program and gives a copy to each leader and teacher. Individual parts are given to parents of children to practice at…
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This handout lists characteristics and attributes of righteous women. It’s taken from the book Daughters of God by Michael Wilcox. The font is “Angelina”. I created this based on a handout from my mother-in-law.
I used this door knob hanger for the students (age 11) to write Revelation 3:20 where the Savior is knocking and we need to open the door and listen. But any scripture could be written on it to fit in a lesson plan.
It should be noted that Emergency Preparedness and Transition were assigned to the Enrichment and Education counselors respectively by the RS President in this unit — those assignments are made according to ward and presidency needs. This is the text from this file: Relief Society Presidency Meeting Agenda Date: ________________ 1. Prayer (kneeling, use list of names and families we need to pray for): _______________ 2. 5-10 minute Leadership Training…
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These bookmarks were submitted by Deeanne B. and were created to accompany Manual 1 Lesson 25: The Sabbath Day. They feature a ruler with questions to ask yourself about how your Sabbath Day observance is “measuring up”. 6 bookmarks per page, black and white, 8 1/2 x 11 inches.
The “In Pursuit of Preparedness” program was created by the Country Crossing 8th Ward to help their members set goals and assemble items necessary for survival during the year. It lists each month with a list of goals for that month, along with some brief storage tips. During the year, the Preparedness Specialist would handout more detailed information on the monthly goals to help families stay focused on acquiring or…
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This cute FHE idea was submitted by Jill B. It’s a good idea and would work for children of many different ages. She says, “I used this as a FHE with my children to encourage loving each other and a spirit of cooperation. “We discussed the ‘love one another’ scripture, talked about how the Savior loved even those who tried to trick him and persecute him, and then talked about…
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This file was submitted by Amber K. who uses it to track personal progress in case the girls lose their books.
Ideas to help memorize the list of things that make a successful family from the Family Proclamation. Successful marriages and families are established and maintained on principles of faith, prayer, repentance, forgiveness, respect, love, compassion, work, and wholesome recreational activities.
This game is based on the Family Fun version of the extremely popular board game, Cranium. Has cards, instructions, game pieces, and game board. Available in PDF or .doc format. *******If you make more cards, please send me the file so that I can post it online.*********
This is a skit submitted by K. Adams. This skit was organized (from an inherited script) and directed by her daughter for a Personal Progress 10-hour project. There is music and a very fun skit with special effects and fun dramatic parts for the actors. What’s interesting to me about this skit is it involves the girls’ fathers — using them to encourage the girls to avoid bad habits that…
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Here are some ideas about what we are doing for New Beginnings. Our theme is B.O.O.T. Camp “Building Our Own Testimony” Our invitation is a draft letter; very simple. I am attaching our program (it is still a work in progress, but I will send it to you as it is right now). There is also a little skit that is turning out cute. It requires 7-9 girls. We have…
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