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Activity: Valentines

Downloaded from: http://ocdprimarychorister.blogspot.com/2013/01/activity-valentines.html Cut out each of the hearts and tape each one to the bottom of a chair before the children come in.  At the beginning of singing time, ask the children to check the bottoms of their chairs.  One by one, have the children bring up their hearts and put them into a valentines box.  As each heart goes into the box, discuss a gift that Heavenly Father has…
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My Gospel Standards

My Gospel Standards I will follow Heavenly Father’s plan for me. I will remember my baptismal covenant and listen to the Holy Ghost. I will choose the right. I know I can repent when I make a mistake. I will be honest with Heavenly Father, others, and myself. I will use the names of Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ reverently. I will not swear or use crude words. I will…
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Creation Lesson

This lesson was submitted by S. Braithwaite to go along with the Creation Matching Game from JennySmith.net. The lesson is available as a PDF download, or the text of the lesson is as follows: The Creation Purpose: To help your young children understand that Heavenly Father and Jesus created the world for them.Songs: My Heavenly Father Loves Me, pg 228/ All Things Bright and Beautiful pg. 231Scripture: Genesis Chap. 1-2,…
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Primary 7, Lesson 40

LDS.ORG Primary 7, Lesson 40: Peter and Cornelius

I LOVE Elder Hunter’s quote (#3 in enrichment activities) and couldn’t help but think of these paper dolls from the Friend! And how you can use them to help the kids to understand that all children around the world are the same, Heavenly Father loves them and wants them to learn about the Gospel, He hears their prayers.

 There’s one from each month and you can download them here:

 (included in the download)
Cornelius was a Roman centurion. He was a devout, God-fearing man. An  angel appeared to him and told him to go get the apostle Peter. Peter had a vision that had the meaning that it was time that the gospel be taught the gospel without having first to convert to Judaism. At this time, the gospel was only being taught to the Jews, this was the first time that the gospel will be taught to the Gentiles.
(Peter was the head of the Church at this time, he held all the keys for the Church)
During this time, Cornelius had fasted and prayed for 4 days to know God’s will. The angel promised him that Peter held the answers.
Heavenly Father is teaching us that He “is no respecter of persons” (Acts 10:34) Every person can have the opportunity to hear the gospel. Peter taught and testified of Christ’s life and mission. The Holy Ghost testified to
Cornelius that what Peter was teaching was true. Cornelius was baptized. This became a huge step in the Church beginning to teach ALL people.

(includes phrase strips from enrichment activity #1 & journal page)

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Lehi’s Dream

LEHI’S DREAM GRAPHICSCLICK HERE TO DOWNLOADMy sweet neighbor asked me to make some graphics for a Relief Society Lesson she gave on Lehi’s Dream, and this is what I came up with.  I thought the Tree of Life should be full of life, so it’s got some…

Jesus Christ

Jesus Christ has Power Over Death {Sharing Time}Primary 3, Lesson 32 Remembering Jesus Christ When We Take the Sacrament Primary 7, Lesson 30: Jesus Christ in GethsemanePrimary 7, Lesson 19: The Lost Sheep, the Lost Coin, and the Prodigal Son&nbsp…

Missionary Family Feud Questions and Responses

Responses needed – I want to play family feud to cover a couple of subjects and encourage discussion for section 68. If all who can would comment on 3 questions, we can all use survey results. Question #1 – what worries you most about serving a mission? Question #2 What makes you the most nervous about sharing the gospel? Question #3 What are the 3 most important things you can teach your children? #dandc68#
1. That I don’t know enough about the gospel. 2. That my friends will be offended. 3. To love, to serve The Lord and obey the commandments, to work hard.
1. Knocking on doors 2. Rejection 3. Trust the Lord and His prophets
1. That I will need to speak with so many people I don’t know. 2. That someone will speak ill of something I love so much. 3. They are literal children of Heavenly Father. That He loves them. That He wants them to return home.
1. Missing my family & friends. 2. Rejection. 3. Love. Service. Repentance
1. Knowing the scriptures 2. That I will offend the person 3. Heavenly Father is always there for us, Listen to the Spirit, Learn to serve.
1. Learning a forein language 2. Thinking I have to have all the answers instead of letting the Spirit teach. 3. Jesus lives. Love others. Repentance.
1. at the time….learning the language 2. rejection 3. faith hope charity
1. Not knowing the scriptures & words of Prophets well enough. 2. Lack of Confidence. 3. (1) They are loved. (2) The Plan of Salvation (3) Service
1. Dealing with different cultures…even in the US. 2. That I know enough about the gospel 3. To be believers and doers in the gospel
1. The time missed from college.
2. Confidence. ..none
3.be kind to others
1. Not knowing enough 2. Rejection 3. That they are children of God, they are loved unconditionally, service brings joy
1. Confidence I can do it 2. Not knowing how to answer people’s questions 3. Love of Work, Live & Love the Gospel
#1- being away from family
#2-offending someone
#3-love of God, obedience, integrity
1. I won’t know what to say
2. Rejection
3. They are a child of God, Live the gospel, they are loved by God & us unconditionally
three teen boys answers #1having to learn a complicated language, getting kidnapped, nothing (and he’s going to Russia in February), #2 speaking, being rejected, being rejected, #3 keep the commandment-pay in cash-think it through, follow the gospel-don’t be fake-listen to your parents, pray-read the scriptures-follow the Spirit
1. Knocking on doors
2. Rejection
3. Love one another
Family is forever
You are a child of God
from 3 kids at home – 1a not being able to answer questions, 1b not knowing what to say, 1c being away from family; 2a not being able to explain clearly, 2b rejection/ being laughed at, 2c that I won’t sound sure or that they won’t believe me 3a – Jesus, sacrament, scriptures, 3b – Jesus, testimony, baptism, 3c – to be sober, gospel and priesthood
1. Being away from family. 2. Not being able to communicate clearly in another language. Being mocked by unbelievers. 3. You are a child of God and he loves you and wants to help you. Jesus Christ atoned for our sins so we could be forgiven if we truly repent.
1 – not knowing what to say.
2 – don’t want people to think I’m disingenuous.
3 – know and rely on Christ (including read, pray, etc.). Respect others. Good work ethic.
1 – dogs 2 – rejection – knowing christ (atonement included), divine nature, service
1. Being away from family
2. Having enough faith to be able to answer questions
3. God loves them unconditionally, atonement is real, families are forever
1- Eating weird food (foreign countries)
2- Not being able to express myself
3- Integrity, hard work, live the gospel
1. Getting kidnapped in a foreign country 2. Being laughed at 3. To ask
1. Having to speak about personal things to strangers/getting out of my comfort zone. 2. Rejection/losing friends 3. the atonement is for everyone and they should use it! Love people more than you judge them. Have faith, you can’t see the end, but the Lord can.
1. Safety of my spouse
2. Making relationships awkward
3. Love the Lord, love your neighbor, work hard
1. Being out of my comfort zone nothing familiar. 2. Making things awkward (fear). 3. Relationship with The Lord, service, endure to end your family will help.
1 – Being able to handle rejection of something I hold so dear, 2 – Being laughed at or made fun of for my beliefs, 3 – Christ completed the atonement for you, He lives and loves you, God the Father and the Savior truly have a plan for us so stay close to them your whole life!
1. Missing family 2. Rejection 3.a) You are a child of God b) the atonement is real c) find joy as we endure to the end
Answers from my teenagers 1. Not picking up on language, Criticism from others, being rejected, blisters :) 2. people will think i’m weird, criticsm, won’t know how to answer their questions 3. Atonement is real, kindness/respect, that Heavenly Father really is there
From my 19 year old daughter who is about to submit her papers: 1) Being able to actually teach a lesson and finding the strength to do everything for 18 months straight without breaks 2) I don’t want to cry in front of people, I talk to fast, and usually what I say doesn’t make sense
3) know how to listen to the spirit to know right how wrong, how to stand up for yourself, and how to not judge others
#1 strange Food, #2 how they receive it, #3 charity, atonement, selfworth
Dave says 1) Getting yelled at 2) Damaging a relationship 3) follow Christ, be loving and kind to others, work hard
1. physical stamina 2. feel awkward about what best to say 3. use atonement daily, never quit trying, follow the Spirit
1. Being away from family. 2. Will I be able to answer all the questions? 3. to love people as Jesus does, giving service is God’s plan, the Plan of Salvation
Being away from family, 2) saging the right thing. 3) stay close to the spirit; follow the commandments; pray, pray, pray!
#1 being away from family, #2 how to start conversation about the gospel, #3 to love the Lord, to trust the Lord, that they are loved by the Lord
#1 leaving family #2 rejection #3 pray, repent, serve
1) Lack of knowledge…2) not being able to voice well what my heart knows and 3)Jesus is the Christ, love others, serve others
Diane could you tell me exactly how you did this? How many students do you teach? I’d like to try and do it tomorrow, if you could help me out. Thank you
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1. leaving family 2. someone judging me because I am Mormon 3. To have a testimony of the Gospel, recognize the spirit, choose to be happy
Would u mind sharing your results?
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I just tallied up what’s here so I can use it tomorrow. I came up with: Top 10 answers for questions 1 & 2 are 1.Rejection, 2. not knowing what to say/ how to answer/explain clearly, 3. missing family & friends 4. Don’t know enough about gospel/scriptures 5.being laughed at/judged/yelled at. 6.lack of confidence, 7 offending others 8 learning a foreign language & culture 9 speaking – especially to those I don’t know 10- knocking on doors & getting kidnapped. I guess some of these could be combined, but it will work for my one question family feud for section 84.

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