Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
Michelle M. has already written a basic outline for her Primary’s 2007 Primary Presentation. She comes from a unit with only a few children and this document will be very useful for branches and smaller wards. She says , “[Have] the teacher of each class ask the children the [topic listed on the outline] I gave to them at the end of class time and they filled out my paper…
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Pamela VW. submitted this document that her unit uses to spotlight Primary Children, called Getting to Know You. She says, “I used clipart from your website to make the following form to spotlight our Primary Children. It is short and sweet and focuses on family and the Scriptures.” This .doc file uses a font called BaaBookHmk, which can be dowloaded here.
M’Shelle D. has submitted this document that she used to make an assignment to an Activity Days President. She says, “We assigned a president each month and had them assist us in preparations for our activities. Here is a list of the President’s responsibilities.” 1 page, 8.5 x 11 inches, black and white.
Heather N. shared this handout to accompany Manual 2 Lesson 7. She says, “Here is a handout that you can attach a Symphony candy bar to. The font is French Script Size 16 and the color is rose.” The clip art is from the MS Word library. 2 per page, 8.5 x 11 inches, color.
When I read this year’s theme, I wanted to create something graphic with references to the temple. Taking inspiration from all the chalkboard art I’ve seen popping up everywhere, I designed my logos with bold lines and interesting fonts. I designed the logos with several versions: full scripture, “stand ye in holy places” and “stand ye in holy places and be not moved.” The download includes eleven different versions. Use…
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Here’s the choose the right logo for the 2012 Primary Theme in black and white. It’s perfect for your primary presentation bulletins!
I am a child of God with the words I am a child of God in Spanish, Hebrew, French, Chinese simplified, Ukranian, German, and Danish.
This is a picture I created depicting the Young Womens Values
This is a picture I created depicting the Young Womens Values
This is a picture I created depicting the Young Womens Values
This is a picture I created depicting the Young Womens Values
This is a picture I created depicting the Young Womens Values
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