Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
This file was submitted by Jill B. to coordinate with Primary Manual 2, Lesson 4: I Chose to Follow Christ. It could be used as a class activity or as a great FHE activity and lesson for children. Make a copy of this handout for each child. Then get pictures to represent the pre-earth life, Savior, the CTR Shield, and a primary class. Print or reduce them on a photocopier…
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This lesson was submitted by S. Braithwaite to go along with the Creation Matching Game from JennySmith.net. The lesson is available as a PDF download, or the text of the lesson is as follows: The Creation Purpose: To help your young children understand that Heavenly Father and Jesus created the world for them.Songs: My Heavenly Father Loves Me, pg 228/ All Things Bright and Beautiful pg. 231Scripture: Genesis Chap. 1-2,…
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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.
Nikki Brown shared her cute handout for Improving Communication Skills Lesson 8 in YW manual 2. This was used with lesson 9 for a lesson made by combining of lessons 8 and 9. They printed the handouts on the front and back of a colored piece of cardstock to make bookmarks. 4 per page, 8.5 x 11 inches, black and white.
I’ve grown increasingly concerned about the menus frequently created at Enrichment meetings for 72 hour kits consisting of oatmeal, chewing gum, and beef sticks. Read my rant. These low calorie menus fail to meet the dietary needs of individuals in a crisis. I created these menus to meet caloric, protein, and carbohydrate needs for adults and children, male and female, while keeping sodium to a minimum. I’ve included a price…
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Thanks to M. Nielson who submitted this fun variation on the classic board game, Clue! Available in Italian Description: Someone has kidnapped Bishop Wood! Play a live version of CLUE with your ward or singles group to discover who did it, with what, and where! This is a live version of the board game, CLUE, adapted from a Christian Church version for our church. It requires at least 20 people…
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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.
Dawne A.’s “ward did this as part of a Young Women/Young Men Super Saturday and it was a blast! All of the items in the photos are found within walking distance of Temple Square in Salt Lake City. After explaining the rules we sent the kids off in groups (with leaders, of course) to find the items and write their location. We set a specific time for everyone to meet…
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This great handout was submitted by Katrina J. It has several ideas on how to solve problems from Mary Ellen Smoot. The handout is one page, 8 1/2 x 11, black and white. 3 handouts per page. Four suggestions for problem-solving (D&C 58:27-29) Mary Ellen W. Smoot Former R.S. General President 1. Consider where you are headed “When faced with a problem, search your soul to see if your present…
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The following text comes from Teachings of the Presidents of the Church: David O. McKay. The questions were listed by President McKay to be used as a guideline for Bishops to determine worthiness and readiness of potential missionaries. I altered the questions to be in the first person for my lesson. Missionary Preparedness Questionnaire: Do I have sufficient will power to resist temptation? Have I kept myself clean and by…
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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.
Dawne A. says: “I am attaching an activity that we did when I was in the Young Women’s presidency. It is for Salt Lake City use, but perhaps it can inspire other types of this activity in different cities. “It is ‘Itty Bitty Mormon City’ and was inspired by the Itty Bitty City that the Salt Lake Tribune puts on periodically. I got the idea from someone else in our…
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