Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
Inspiration for these characters comes courtesy of Jennifer on the Choristers Facebook Page. All credit to her :) I told you that these Sisters were geniuses!I’ve modified the activity a bit based on ideas from this talk given by Rober…
Downloaded from: http://inkablinka.com/2014/04/fishers-of-men-leadership-training.html We had a wonderful Young Women class presidency leadership training recently. We began with discussing class presidency responsibilities (found here), and how to use an agenda (found here), then talked about being “Fishers of Men” after watching this video. We then wrote down qualities of good fishermen, and related those qualities to being good “Fishers of Men”. Some of the responses are following: patient (we can be…
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Downloaded from: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/PattiesPrimaryPlace/~3/YnoWbOaeYz4/primary-singing-time-bingo.html I have done bingo for lots of the seasons. A cute one for EASTER is HERE at Family Crafts. It is free and printable. Woo Hoo! I love me a freebie! I’m gonna be spending a lot of moolah on my classroom kids for our Easter Egg Hunt this year since I have 30 kiddos! It’s a good time to get those cute plastic eggs too. You can put…
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I told you I was way behind. Or way ahead, if you look at it that way! This is an activity we did last year that was tons of fun! We printed up these tickets:You can find an editable powerpoint of this ticket HERE. The versi…
Downloaded from: http://primarynotes29.blogspot.com/2014/02/real-lamination.html So, for over a year I was doing what I call “faux lamination” and using packing tape to cover my items. It worked, and is a viable option when you don’t have access to a laminator. But guess what I got for Christmas? A home laminator!!! Guilty confession… I love it!
Downloaded from: http://ldsywideasandactivities.blogspot.com/2014/01/annual-youth-fundraiser.html Every year we have a fundraiser to help send our youth to camp (Scout Camp, Cub Scout Day Camp, and Girls Camp). Please note that each ward handles their camp fundraising as directed by their local leaders (Bishop or Stake President), so this activity might not be appropriate for everyone. Here is the official policy from the current handbook of instructions. 13.6.8 Fund-Raising ActivitiesFund-raising activities are not…
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Here is an idea sent in from one of our readers. Thanks so much for sharing! “I wanted to teach the girls the true symbols of Christmas in the context of an advent calendar. Having twelve girls (and they all come, yeah!) I need to be econom…
Downloaded from: http://littleldsideas.blogspot.com/2014/01/sharing-time-i-am-child-of-god-and-can.html Sharing Time Idea from the 2014 Sharing Time OutlineIdentify the doctrine and encourage understanding (seeing pictures, singing a song, and reading a scripture): Show several pictures of baby animals to the children and ask them what each animal will grow to be (for example, a kitten will grow to be a cat). Show a picture of an infant child and ask the same question. Explain that there is…
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Downloaded from: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/PattiesPrimaryPlace/~3/EGpe7SN8i9E/primary-singing-time-january-2013.html This is a fun activity I’ve posted about before but since we just had the snowstorm of the century, this snowball activity might be fun! At least here in snowy Utah! It’s a Primary Snowball “toss”. (Don’t call it a snowball fight or you’ll be sorry!) Tell the kids it’s their once a year time when they can pelt you with snowballs! Yipee! They will love that.Here’s…
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Downloaded from: http://inkablinka.com/2013/12/2013-ornament-exchange-2.html I hosted our 3rd annual ornament exchange in my home this year. It was again, such a treat. Just to recap how we do it: There are 12 ladies in our exchange group. Sometime in September we send out invitations to everyone, so they can keep their calendars open on the planned-on date. That also gives everyone plenty of time to work on their ornaments before the…
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Downloaded from: http://ocdprimarychorister.blogspot.com/2013/12/how-to-help-new-sunbeams-pay-attention.html How-to posts contain ideas for dealing with problems and/or meeting teaching objectives. These posts may be updated as I discover or think of new ideas. If you have something to add to the conversation, please leave it in the comments! 1. Keep things moving. Sunbeams have very short attention spans. Have your books ready, pages marked, lists printed out, flipcharts on the table, visual aides on the…
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Ahhh, it’s finally done! Amazing how you can never find a solid hour to get anything done! I’m sorry to those of you who have been nudging me ever so politely to get this schedule updated and posted. Here is the deal with the schedule…1. …
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