Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
This skit was performed by a stake in Kearns, Utah, in 2005, but I have no other information on it’s origin or history. The full version of the skit has music that relates to the era of each of the Relief Society presidents, and calls for performers to wear clothing typical of the time. This Stake borrowed clothing from Pioneer Theatre Company in Salt Lake to use for the performance….
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This reading chart has a 100 day reading program for the Book of Mormon. Each page has 4 handouts per page (so one printout makes 4 charts). Each handout has a quote and a thought question about the scriptures read that day. Available as a PDF or Microsoft Word file (.doc). Source: lds-youngwomen Yahoo Group
Meaghann Y. shared this worksheet that she created for her class to use for Personal Progress value experiences. 1 page, 8.5 x 11 inches, black and white.
Andrea S. created this series of Primary handouts to accompany the Sunbeam/Nursery lessons in manual 1. She says, “I have been making these for my sunbeam classes every week. … I gave each child a folder and put sheet protectors with this weeks lesson that the kids colored. It has the title of the lesson, the purpose and the scripture for the lesson. Pictures came from your site, the lesson…
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Andrea S. created this series of Primary handouts to accompany the Sunbeam/Nursery lessons in manual 1. She says, “I have been making these for my sunbeam classes every week. … I gave each child a folder and put sheet protectors with this weeks lesson that the kids colored. It has the title of the lesson, the purpose and the scripture for the lesson. Pictures came from your site, the lesson…
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This invitation was submitted by Karen S. for use with Primary Activity Days. Check out the coordinating award. This file has the front of the invitation on page 1, and the inside on page 2. If you’re having trouble with this file, print the PDF, or download the “Oz Handicraft BT” font from 6500 free fonts. Copy it to your fonts directory (probably C:WindowsFonts) to install it.
Thanks to M. Nielson who submitted this fun variation on the classic board game, Clue! Available in Italian Description: Someone has kidnapped Bishop Wood! Play a live version of CLUE with your ward or singles group to discover who did it, with what, and where! This is a live version of the board game, CLUE, adapted from a Christian Church version for our church. It requires at least 20 people…
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Keep track of birthdays in your organization with this handy two page calendar. There’s space for you to write in birthdays of those in your stewardship, and has a 6 month calendar on each page, to help with organization. Photocopy and give copies to your Auxillary or Class Presidency members.
Kerry G says: “I’ve had this on my mind since the conference talk. Here’s a PDF with 3 labels to print and tape onto a jar of Pickles. I am giving them out to the sisters I visit teach and just gave one to a less active Young Woman …. “It’s a great tool for teaching about the Atonement and being born again through Repentance. I am also attaching the…
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Amy B. shared this from her collection of Nursery (Primary 1) handouts. Makes a great FHE coloring sheet for small children, too. 1 page, black and white, 8.5 x 11 inches.
M’Shelle D. shared this document that would make a nice Baptism gift, especially from the Primary. Simply glue one old penny and one new penny where there’s space left. For more impact, M’Shelle suggests framing the gift. (You’ll find inexpensive frames at most dollar stores — Dollar Tree is my favorite. ~Jenny) 1 per page, 8.5 x 11 inches, black and white. ——- My Baptism Day WE MAKE THREE PROMISES…
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Cindy B. created this handout using two clipart images from the MormonShare.com database. It’s available in .DOC for you to edit, or in PDF for you to print out and use your own word processor to print on the inside.
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