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Natalie Hill
February 5, 2017
FREE 2017 Book of Mormon Doctrinal Mastery 8.5×11 posters with reference and rhyme (example: A testimony then – Moroni 10), and key doctrinal statement. The color on the reference corresponds to the doctrines as follows: gray-Acquiring Spiritual Knowledge, purple-Godhead, light blue-Plan of Salvation, red-Atonement of Jesus Christ, green-Restoration, brown-Prophets and Revelation, yellow-Priesthood and Priesthood Keys, orange-Ordinances and Covenants, pink-Marriage and Family, blue-Commandments. Color Key included. The posters are pdf files…
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Sheena Perron
June 2, 2015
Sharing Time Ideas from the 2015 Outline
Introduce the doctrine: Help the children memorize the first article of faith by dividing them into three groups. Point to a group and have them say, “We believe in God, the Eternal Father.” Point to another group and have them say, “And in His Son, Jesus Christ.” Point to the third group and have them say, “And in the Holy Ghost.” Repeat, giving each group a turn to say each phrase. (You may want to have younger children hold up fingers for each phrase.) Explain that Heavenly Father, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Ghost are the three members of the Godhead. Tell the children that the Holy Ghost is a spirit, without a body of flesh and bones.
Encourage understanding and application: Invite the children to open their scriptures and read Doctrine and Covenants 130:22 together. Ask them to listen for why the Holy Ghost does not have a body. Read Doctrine and Covenants 8:2. Have the children point to their heads when you say “mind” and to their hearts when you say “heart.” Share examples of how the Holy Ghost might speak to your mind and your heart (see Galatians 5:22). Consider having children share times when they have felt the influence of the Holy Ghost.
Encourage understanding and application: Divide the children into five groups. Give each group one of the following scripture references, and have them identify how the Holy Ghost helps us: John 14:26 (comforts and teaches); 2 Nephi 32:5 (tells us what we should do); Mosiah 5:2 (changes our hearts); Moroni 8:26 (fills us with hope and love); Doctrine and Covenants 20:27 (testifies of Christ). Invite each group to tell the rest of the Primary what they learned.
Sharing Time Ideas from Little LDS IdeasFor this week’s Sharing Time I used ideas from the outline, but also got a little help from a previous idea I shared years ago (Here). I’ve changed it up a bit to fit this week’s theme a little better. Hope you like it!
Begin your sharing time by splitting the primary into 3 groups. Have the groups sit in a circle, and have one adult help each group. Hand each group a part of the 1st Article of Faith and have them repeat it several times.
After a few minutes have all the groups come to the front of the primary room to repeat their part. Point to group #1 and have them say their part…then group #2…then group #3.
After you have had everyone repeat their parts together explain that Heavenly Father, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Ghost are the three members of the Godhead.
At the front of the primary room have a bell or buzzer. Invite 2 children to come to the front for a short Holy Ghost quiz.
Have the children stand across from each other with the bell/buzzer in the middle.
Read the questions aloud and have them ring the bell if they know the answer.
Here are some examples of questions:
1. Does the Holy Ghost have a body of flesh and bone? {D&C 130:22}
2. When do you receive the Holy Ghost?
3. Is the Holy Ghost the 1st member of the Godhead?
4. Can the Holy Ghost speak to you? {D&C 8:2}
After the Holy Ghost Quiz read the scripture {D&C 8:2} aloud. Have the children point to their head when you say “mind” and to their hearts when you say “heart”.
Next, you will be placing several items that will help identify how the Holy Ghost helps us. Place all the items onto the table at the front of the primary room. Each item will have a coordinating scripture.
Invite one child up to the front and have him/her look at all the items. Then read one of the scriptures (below) aloud. Have the child pick the item that they think best describes that scripture.
John 14:26– Comforts & Teaches {blanket & picture of school/book/etc.}
Mosiah 5:2– Changes Our Hearts.{Picture of a heart}
Moroni 8:6– Fills Us With Hope & Love {measuring cup with ‘Hope’ & ‘Love}
D&C 20:27– Testifies of Christ {Picture of Christ}
Discuss with the children the many different ways the Holy Ghost helps us. If time permits, invite a few children to share times when they have felt the influence of the Holy Ghost.
I hope you like my idea for this week’s Sharing Time. If you have any questions or ideas you’d like to share just send me an email to
littleldsideas(at)hotmail(dot)com.
Thanks so much for stopping by. Have a wonderful day & a great Sharing Time!
Jennifer Smith
July 30, 2014
Bro Simon Says
April 26, 2014
Originally posted on The Book of Mormon Translation Challenge:
Click graphi to read 2 Nephi 32-Jacob 1 Painting credit: Al Young These pages mark a major transition in the Book of Mormon. Nephi’s final words are found in chapters 32-33. Once again we find his great anxiety for our welfare and his pattern for plainness…
Jenny Smith
November 15, 2013
This has been a fun few days for me in class. I’m not sure if it’s because I’m back in the groove or because the stress level is back down or what, but things have been good. The only issue has been that I’m barely keeping ahead of the lessons. I did get two lessons planned yesterday, so I am now a single lesson ahead. I’m hoping to get some…
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Jennifer Smith
November 15, 2013
Imagine waking up and realizing you forgot to make the handout for the day’s lesson. That’s what happened here. I made and printed this doc in less than 15 minutes. This handout is super ugly, but it did the job. FEAST ON THE WORD / PRAY ALWAYS Feasting on the Word: Self Evaluation Personal scripture study Feast Snack Starve Sacrament meeting Feast Snack Starve General conference Feast Snack Starve Family scripture…
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Jennifer Smith
November 9, 2013
Downloaded from: http://seminarymoments.blogspot.com/2013/11/2-nephi-32-prayer.html 2 Nephi 32:3 we talked about ways to actually “feast” on the words of Christ Nephi gives us some great advice on prayer:Elder David A. Bednar of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, counsel on how to “pray always.”“There may be things in our character, in our behavior, or concerning our spiritual growth about which we need to counsel with Heavenly Father in morning prayer. …“During the course of the…
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Jennifer Smith
August 23, 2013
Downloaded from: http://littleldsideas.blogspot.com/2013/08/sharing-time-answers-to-prayers-come.html Sharing Time Idea from 2013 Primary OutlineIDENTIFY THE DOCTRINE (playing a game): Before Primary, write on the board, “Answers to prayers come from Heavenly Father in many ways,”and cover each word with a separate piece of paper. Have a child remove one piece of paper, and ask the children to guess what the sentence is. Repeat until the children discover the sentence, and ask them to read it together….
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Jenny Smith
April 30, 2013
Today another Seminary teacher came to observe my classroom (more on that later), and she mentioned something that the kids had talked about in class yesterday: the scripture mastery passages have changed! I decided to take a quick look this afternoon before the kids get home to see what changes have been made. There are 8 changes to the Book of Mormon scripture mastery list as best I can tell….
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Jennifer Smith
February 4, 2013
Downloaded from: http://somesweettalkinggirl.blogspot.com/2013/02/the-holy-ghost-will-tell-us-what-to-do.html I have always been an advocate of planning with a purpose, making sure our activities have a purpose. Whether it is unifying, personal progress or service. I especially love having an activity that will drive home a lesson we had on Sunday. We have been wanting to do some service, so we decided to make some food for some families in our ward who were sick, or just needed…
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Charisse
February 4, 2013
I have always been an advocate of planning with a purpose, making sure our activities have a purpose. Whether it is unifying, personal progress or service. I especially love having an activity that will drive home a lesson we had on Sun…
Jennifer Smith
December 31, 2012
Oftentimes the Lord makes a list of attributes or qualities that are worth noting and titling in our margins. Have students “mark a list’ of items in their scriptures. Look for items set off by commas, or lists of things to get a certain result. The items may be contained in more than one verse. EXAMPLE: While teaching Amos 4, I asked students to mark in their scriptures the ways…
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