General Conference Ideas for Seminary

The veteran teachers I’ve talked to like to encourage students to watch general conference by playing games or performing other activities. DeAnn and Brent review points from the talks in a jeopardy style game. Paula A says, “At October and April [conference] we also gave mini prizes for noting [scripture mastery] used by speakers.” Fun!

Here are some great ideas at the RedHeadedHostess. She gave all her students a card that had a blank for a question and answer that was handled during Conference. Students returned to class with the cards, and I assume they played a review game or discussed the questions. Follow the link below (and read the comments) for more ideas: http://www.theredheadedhostess.com/teaching/general-conference/monday-qu…

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