Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
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Encourage understanding: Ask a child to come to the front of the room and hold his or her arms out. Then place a book in each hand. Read Mosiah 18:7–11. Explain that one of the covenants we make when we are baptized is to “bear one another’s burdens, that they may be light.” Ask the child holding the books if his or her arms are getting tired. Have two other children help hold up his or her arms. Discuss some burdens children might have, such as being teased, being sick, feeling alone, or struggling in school. Ask the children how they can help make each other’s burdens lighter.
1. Display the pictures below on the chalkboard. Label each one with the number of the verse it represents.2. Ask the children one of the questions at the bottom of the page. 3. Tell the children to hit their fists on thei…
My ward chose “This is My Beloved Son” for our monthly song in April of 2016. Here is how I taught it:Sing the children the first verse of the song. Ask them to listen closely and determine what gospel story the verse is about.Display the m…
LDS.org Primary 2, Lesson 12: I Can Prepare for BaptismHere’s a fun coloring page! Go HERE TO DOWNLOAD!Be sure to check out these fun ideas from Chicken Scratch and Sniff![IMG]http://i735.photobucket.com/albums/ww356/jjensen1109/Postfooter.jpg[/IMG]
LDS.org Primary 4, Lesson 12: Alma Baptized at the Waters of MormonHere’s a fun board game to teach about baptism, the covenants we make, the importance of repentance, and the sacrament.GO HERE TO PURCHASERetell the story of Alma and the Waters of Morm…
LDS.org Primary 3, Lesson 33: The Sacrament Reminds Us of Our CovenantsDOWNLOAD ALL HERE(doesn’t include Friend games below)DOWNLOAD BEARS SHEET OF 4 HERERead this story from the Friend, Sweeter than Ice CreamDOWNLOAD ICE CREAM SHEET OF 4 HEREDOWNLOAD …
It’s been a busy month in Primary! We rearranged classes for the new year, shifted around opening exercises, started an Articles of Taste memorizing program, and held both the Priesthood Preview and Baptism Preview! I’m looking forward to sharing several of these projects with you. Today I’m going to recap our Baptism Preview. The […]
Our neighborhood is focused on family history and preparing to attend the LDS temple. I have seen a couple of great activities centered on these topics – they were simple and meaningful and celebrated the Activity Day girls. One of those activities was “T is for Temple.” One of the greatest reasons why this activity […]
I recently just heard about the “The Three bears of baptism” which is from Mosiah 18:8-10. These bears remind us of the covenants we make with our Heavenly Father when we are baptized. I thought it would be fun to make some tags for baptism…
Downloaded from: http://littleldsideas.blogspot.com/2014/07/sharing-time-i-become-member-of-church.html Sharing Time Ideas from 2014 Primary OutlineIDENTIFY THE DOCTRINE(seeing pictures): Pretend to be a reporter. Tell the children, “Welcome to the Good News Network! Today I have the greatest news to report to you—each one of you can become a member of the true Church of Jesus Christ! This is one of the most important things you can do in your life. You become a member of…
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Downloaded from: http://ohwhatdoyoudoforsingingtime.blogspot.com/2014/07/baptism.html As I am sure you know, this month’s song is “Baptism”. Most of your kiddos should at least be familiar with it. Last time it was a program song, this is how I introduced it & it worked really well. This activity works well for reviewing the song also. Place a picture of Christ being baptized on the chalkboard/bulletin board at the front of the room. Dress…
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