Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
Lindsey E. “Prior to the lesson I created a poster with this saying on it, “Make your words soft and sweet because you may have to eat them.” All of the words were hand-written except for ‘soft’ which was written with mini marshmallows and ‘sweet’ which was written with sugar (you can use sugar cubes). “I attached this hand out to a mini sandwich bag which contained some tiny marshmallows…
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Tatiana R. shared her cute handout “Living in Harmony” that teaches ‘don’t be the note that’s out of tune’. 4 per page, 8.5 x 11 inches, color.
An anonymous user shared this document to accompany Lesson 8 in YW Manual 2. She says, “Use this in the lesson as you discuss good family communication — Then girls can take it home so they can share it with family members and work on these communication skills.” Would make a nice FHE lesson outline, too. 1 per page, 8.5 x 11 inches, black and white.
This is another helpful organizational tool submitted by J. Pratt. He says: “If you have been dissatisfied with your PDA’s ability to record birth dates of children, group family members by head of household, or other important info — or if you have ever wanted to print a “birthday” list for all the members of your extended family, this spreadsheet may come in handy.” Excel Instructions Note: use the counter-clockwise…
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This handout is another created by Corri. She has submitted this handout to accompany YW Manual 1 Lesson 10, which is the one for the girls, and another, which is the one she uses.
This lesson outline was created by Corri. She has submitted this outline to accompany YW Manual 1 Lesson 10, which she uses to give her lesson, and another, that she gave out to the Young Women.
I created this image to go with YW Manual 2 Lesson 8, though it could be used for a number of situations. The image is a stock photo from iStockPhoto.com. 2 per page, 8.5 x 11 inches, color.
This black and white image, Van Full Of People, was donated by the artist, Chris Gunn. Click to read more about Chris.
Read the lyrics to I am a Child of God: I am a child of God, And he has sent me here, Has given me an earthly home With parents kind and dear. Lead me, guide me, walk beside me, Help me find the way. Teach me all that I must do To live with him someday. I am a child of God, And so my needs are great; Help…
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Mom, why do we have to pull these old weeds, anyway?” Vanessa whined, pushing back the hair from her sweaty forehead. “Weeds, weeds, weeds! It’s such a waste of time. They’ll just grow again next week, and I’ll have to pull them up all over again.” She stabbed the trowel into the dark brown soil for emphasis. Her mother smiled at eleven-year-old Vanessa’s impatience. “I wish that the garden plants…
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My family has always been my greatest teacher. I was born in Sevilla, Spain; then my family moved to Paraguay and later to Uruguay. Because we moved around, I often had to say good-bye to my friends. I relied more and more upon my family to be my friends. We learned to enjoy being with each other. Today many children spend most of their day with their friends; I spent…
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Miguel Cortez is filled with love for his family and for everyone he meets. He not only loves people, but he loves the gospel and wants to do what is right. He likes the Book of Mormon story of when Nephi and his family crossed the ocean. Miguel hopes that he will follow and obey Jesus Christ like Jacob followed and obeyed his brother Nephi. Miguel is fortunate to have…
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