Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
Downloaded from: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/PattiesPrimaryPlace/~3/RoDSoZW-9wM/march-singing-time-with-dr-seuss.html IN HONOR OF DR. SEUSS….Bring in your Dr. Seuss Hat to Primary to choose songs OUT OF THE CAT IN THE HAT’S HAT for tomorrow! The kids would LOVE it if you dressed up like Thing 1 or Thing 2! Here’s my old principal dressed up as Thing 1…super cute! I think I may try to dressup in a “FOX IN SOX” outfit. Ya think it’s too cheesy?…
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Vanessa S. shared this on the Come Follow Me Facebook Group, and I asked her permission to share it here. She said: “[A]fter some initially rather disastrous experiments having my girls teach, I eventually came around to this handout, which the girls told me has been very helpful. It outlines the steps for preparing a “mini-lesson” from a conference talk excerpt. I have a similar one that focuses on…
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Monday of this week was a free day. I planned to celebrate birthdays with a party and watch movies, but my class president didn’t organize the food, so we ended up just watching Bible Video movies. Not great. I don’t like wasting time like that. Acts 13-14 – Paul’s First Mission My lesson objective this day was to talk about why some people accept the gospel while others do not,…
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Okay. That’s a terrible title. But the site did get awesomer yesterday! For years I’ve been collecting and aggregating feeds of several blogs out there trying to send traffic to them. Smaller websites have fantastic ideas, but often they don’t get enough traffic to let them know their posts are worthwhile and appreciated. They sometimes lack the time or expertise to get viewers to come to their sites to see…
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Downloaded from: http://ayearoffhe.blogspot.com/2013/02/momo-prints-give-away.html I think it’s about time I did a give-away! My MOMO PRINTS shop has been busy lately and it has been a true answer to prayers as we have had many unexpected financial issues. Why do cars always break right when it’s freezing outside? We have been very blessed and so it’s time to give back. THREE WINNERS will each win a PRINT OF THEIR CHOICE. The…
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Downloaded from: http://ldsywideasandactivities.blogspot.com/2013/01/modesty-10-hour-project-for-girls-who.html My daughter (at age 12) with her display table for YWIEHere are some very cute digital collages that someone named “munchygirl” made on Polyvore (click on the photos if you want to go to the posts on Pinterest). “Munchygirl” has made one of these representing each of the YW Values, but I am only showing the two with the more modest outfits (They are all beautiful, but…
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A user requested the subway art in a larger size. Here it is! Remember, this image may not be used on items you will sell. Don’t tamper with the name of my website on the image. Merry Christmas and enjoy!
I was asked to do a devotional for Golden Hour at YW girls’ camp. My topic was “Have You Experienced This Mighty Change in your Hearts”, as I recall. I used the video “Significant in Every Way” from the LDS Church’s New Era Videos You Tube Channel. The camp leaders had asked us to send the girls home with something to remember the devotional with, so I went to my…
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This is a handout based on the Primary Assignment Wristbands created for a user. In her Primary, children are assigned weekly to help pick up after church is over. Sounds like a great idea to me! Write the assignment on the wristband and tape it around the child’s arm at Primary like this: The blanks are for the date and time of the assignment. 7 per page, color. 8 1/2…
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This temple box makes a great handout or visual aid for many different lessons. Print the image on cardstock (If you use your printer’s “best” ink setting, the moisture in the ink will cause the paper to soften where the ink is heaviest, making it EASY to fold straight lines.) Fold the flaps, and fold along the walls, floor, and ceiling to form a box. The roof is left blank…
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A user requested a larger version of this file. Here is a 1/2 sheet size.
I got a request from a user for these Primary Reminders in wristband form — what a great idea!!! She says the wristbands don’t get lost like a slip of paper, and parents are more likely to notice them. Write the assignment on the wristband and tape it around the child’s arm at Primary like this: The blanks are for the date, time, and a contact person’s telephone number. The…
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