Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
The PDF version of Chewy Checkers has space at the bottom for a signature, short note, or handrawn picture. Print this checkerboard out and use 2 varieties of your favorite snack as game pieces!!! Try M&Ms, Hershey’s Kisses or Hugs or Caramel Kisses, Lifesavers, Fruity peppermints, Twizzlers Cherry or Chocolate Nibs, wrapped or unwrapped Peanut Butter cups, peanuts and cashews, green or red grapes, Apple Jacks cereal — the possiblities…
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This handout accompanies Young Women Manua 3, Lesson 10. Cut out the “Family Fun Sack” label and glue it to a paper sack. Cut out the reading assignments from the lesson, and place the slips of paper in the paper sack.
This cute FHE idea was submitted by Jill B. It’s a good idea and would work for children of many different ages. She says, “I used this as a FHE with my children to encourage loving each other and a spirit of cooperation. “We discussed the ‘love one another’ scripture, talked about how the Savior loved even those who tried to trick him and persecute him, and then talked about…
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This is a cute file submitted by Jami and Tim with the Family Fun Sack label and 5 ways to create Memorable Moments. It has 2 labels per page, black and white. Family Fun Activity Sack 5 Ways to Create Memorable Moments: 1. Plan activities that allow family to express interests and capabilities. 2. Be positive and supportive during activities. 3. Plan my time in order to make family activities…
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Amy B. shared this from her collection of Nursery (Primary 1) handouts. Makes a great FHE coloring sheet for small children, too. 1 page, black and white, 8.5 x 11 inches.
This series of handouts was submitted by Amber K, who says: “I put the extra story in a letter sized envelope and safety pin them to the back of the childrens’ clothing so that Mom & Dad actually get a chance to see what they are doing in primary. This also gives them a small jump-start on a FHE lesson at some later date.” * 29A: the graphics that tell…
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This is a matching game using characters and locations from the story of Jesus Christ’s birth.
This great FHE lesson was submitted by Kristy T. She says, “My husband Brent did this for FHE this week and the kids LOVED it, and I felt impressed to share it. So I got up at 5:00 a.m. this morning to put it together.” This lesson uses object lessons and handouts relating to staircases (included) to demonstrate that when we make good decisions, we progress, and when we make…
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The following information is from the book published by the Church Teaching, No Greater Call page 183: Assessment Work Sheet You can use a work sheet to help people assess how a gospel principle is currently part of their lives and discover areas in which they can improve. Use a work sheet like the following at the beginning of a lesson. Explain that if anyone answers no to any of…
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Amy B. shared this from her collection of Nursery (Primary 1) handouts. Makes a great FHE coloring sheet for small children, too. 1 page, black and white, 8.5 x 11 inches.
This series of handouts was submitted by Amber K, who says: “I put the extra story in a letter sized envelope and safety pin them to the back of the childrens’ clothing so that Mom & Dad actually get a chance to see what they are doing in primary. This also gives them a small jump-start on a FHE lesson at some later date.” * 29A: the graphics that tell…
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This document was created by Amber K. as an FHE game as a game for her Sunbeam class. Has matching bingo cards. 10 pages of bingo cards, 8 1/2 x 11, mostly b&w.
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