Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
Teen Dating Violence Are you going out with someone who … * Is jealous and possessive, won’t let you have friends, checks up on you, won’t accept breaking up? * Tries to control you by being bossy, giving orders, making all the decisions, not taking your opinions seriously? * Puts you down in front of friends, tells you that you would be nothing without him or her? * Scares you?…
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This is another user submitted file. At the end of this picture list is a list of lessons and all of the names and other items of interest mentioned in each lesson. The submitter says her class were not auditory learners and did much better in the class if she brought in pictures of the people she talked about and animals the pioneers saw on their journey. She says: I…
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This chart has all of the chapters in the Book of Mormon as checkboxes to mark off as you finish reading. Has a watermark of the scriptures in the background. Source: lds-youngwomen Yahoo Group, with some modification by me, Jenny Smith
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 award certificate was submitted by Karen S. for use with Primary Activity Days. Check out the coordinating invitation. 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. The image, Christ and Children from around the World is Copyright 2006 Intellectual Reserve, Inc. Used with permission.
This is a handout submitted by J. Jensen. It was created to accompany LDS Young Women Manual 3, Lesson 13: The Priesthood can Bless Families. PDF, black and green, 2 handouts per 8 1/2 x 11 inch sheet.
This one page handout has the list of 20 ways to tell when you are being prompted by the Holy Ghost according to Elder John H. Groberg: Recognizing Promptings of the Holy Ghost “How do you know when the Spirit is prompting you? Here is a short list, modified from a Seminary outline, of some ways to know. Of course, all the items won’t apply all the time. We each…
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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.
Stephany C. shared this handout for YW Lesson 34: “For the page with the trees, at the point in the lesson where it asks ‘to what trees can we cling…’ I had the girls take a few moments and write on each tree something we can cling to when we are tempted. “The other page is just material from the lesson, so the girls can participate by reading questions, scriptures…
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