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Sorry I don’t have the answer to this question — I don’t have access to the Primary sections of the manual.
But there’s no reason that learning about Joseph Smith or the Book of Mormon should be boring! Take a look at the Primary Activities section for lots of great ideas, and you’re welcome to submit your own, too.
While I expect that Primary activities should have a gospel-centered theme (after all, the purpose of Primary is to help children grow in the gospel), I don’t think that means you have to stick to the same old format.
I know our unit has lots of fun activities — usually done in the “center” format, where teachers are assigned a small activity, like a craft or reading a scripture or acting out a story, and the children move from center to center. Often they acquire some sort of token to indicate they’ve completed a center — last fall the kids got a construction paper feather glued to a toothpick that they stuck in one of those marshmallow snowballs to make a turkey. (They had a little turkey head made out of construction paper, too.)
Good luck,
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Do we still hold the Primary Quarterly Activities? I have a copy of CHI Book 2 (1998), and there is no mention of quarterly activities in it for Primary. I can’t find any mention of them in a friend search from 1998 on either, and there is no mention of Quarterly Activities on the Church’s website either. Our ward still holds them, as have the other wards I have lived in.
Does anyone know if these meetings are still held, and if so, where the guidelines are for them?
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I know this is an old thread…but I can’t see anything in the new handbook about primary quarterly activities either. Has anyone else wondered about this or have any insight?
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As of the new handbook (2010) Quarterly Activities are eliminated. You can read the discussion on this here:
http://www.mormonshare.com/forum/new-church-handbook-of-instructions
Scroll to the bottom for the Primary stuff.
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