Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
Trudy says: I started this lesson with by giving the girls dark chocolate, then semi-sweet chocolate, then some really good milk chocolate… we compared the 3 to How Heavenly Fathers perspective was the best (the milk chocolate) (i did get this idea from another site and I don’t have time to find the exact link right … it was either jennysmith.net, or ywconnection.com) (She’s probably talking about this object lesson…
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This cute handout is made to look like a roll of Life Savers Candy. It has the Young Women Theme on the back, with New Beginnings, and 7 Values on the front. The stripes are the values colors and are labelled. Here’s a picture of what they look like completed: The printable has 4 wrappers per page, full color. **** Suggestion: Print these wrappers on _coated_ inkjet paper so that…
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This bag label, by Trudy, is a fun handout for lessons on families. Trudy’s instructions say: JELLY BEAN BAG LABEL. Put a small handful of jelly beans into a snack size ziplock bag and print off enough bag labels for the girls in your class. Cut out the labels, fold in half, and staple to the top of your jelly beans. Hand out at an appropriate time during the lesson…
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Stephanie B submitted this idea for a handout. She attached this little note to a Skor candy bar. The note reads “Setting short range goals will help you ‘SKOR’ big in the end!” This idea could be used for other lessons, too. 1 page, 8.5×11 inches, color.
Cute candy bar wrapper has the young women’s values on it along with the words “raising the bar of righteousness”. I used a Hershey Milk Chocolate with Almonds 1.45 oz. bar. The labels don’t just “slip off” anymore on these size bars, so just fit the label over the top.
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