Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
By [email protected] (Sheena Perron) I know some of you have been waiting patiently for this printable, and I’m sorry it has taken me so long to get it done. But it’s finally finished! YAY! I am so glad so many of you have enjoyed my previous ‘22 Weeks of General Conference’ printables. I will be sure to make one for each General Conference. :) Here is what my printables look…
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By Pattie Moss This week is not only my birthday on October 1st, but it is General Conference. I’m going to put all kinds of resources on this blog post that you could download and copy to give the kids to help them watch conference and enjoy it at the same time. It’s CONFERENCE TIME AGAIN! You could show them a conference Bingo card and maybe do a few of…
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By Jennifer Webster Stephens Ellsworth Jennifer Webster Stephens Ellsworth : For conference: we drew apostles names out of a hat & the kids are responsible to bring in at least one quote from their apostle. We’ll discuss key talks from conference Wednesday (few days for me to get conference memes together) & share what our apostles said. 3 (16 hours ago) Kandie Mendenhall Miller : Such a good idea. (4…
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By Jennifer Webster Stephens Ellsworth Jennifer Webster Stephens Ellsworth : Wednesday is our conference review…. each student was assigned a general authority… They’re each supposed to bring in the key point from their talk…. Then, I print out memes at Costco, a ton of them, toss them on the table, and they look through and pick their favorite, tell us why, if they heard the talk it came from, etc…….
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If you’re looking for ways to review General Conference in Family Home Evening, Young Women, Sunday School, or Seminary class, you’ve come to the right place. These ideas are mostly from Seminary teachers, but you can use them in many different situations: 1. Fantasy General Conference For Fantasy General Conference, students make guesses about who will be conducting which session, when each apostle will speak, what new temples might be…
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Downloaded from: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/PattiesPrimaryPlace/~3/UKpmUaMaecw/general-conference-activities-for-kids.html I’ve been a slacker. I have gotten back into school (my day job) and we have lots of brand new core curriculum to cover and it has taken all my time getting used to it. So I haven’t had time to blog as much. Plus we had our grandkids last weekend, and, well, that took all my time, literally! We got them some cute little pool squirt…
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I decided to create a simple handout for either the young women or relief society sisters to encourage themto prayerfully watch General Conference! As of late I have been on a bit of a nautical kick, which inspired the handout. If you want to pair a treat with the handout you could easily package up some chocolate gold coins or Nestle’s “Treasures”… (mmmmm). Also included on the handout are some “Map Markers” which are…
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This was made to be used by littler ones to color a picture of what President Monson shares at General Conference. For early readers/writers, it is a fun notes page for them during President Monson’s talk(s). The words the prophet speaks are a treasure in our lives! There is a fun treasure chest and big peices of treasure where the kids can write or draw their notes. This comes from…
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The coloring page goes with Matthew 28 and features two missionaries tracting. Color by number. Copyright 2010 Intellectual Reserve. Free to print and share for noncommercial use.
This is a bingo-style conference game has 7 different cards you can use during conference to help entertain small children. Use buttons, M&Ms, or other small items to cover each block when those things are mentioned during the conference. It can also be colored in, since it’s black and white. Copyright 2010, Intellectual Reserve. General Conference Bingo is free for printing and sharing for noncommercial use. Used by permission.
The General Conference Notebook helps children internalize what they hear at Conference by writing and/or drawing pictures from talks. My Primary-aged kids really enjoyed this when we did it at home. Copyright 2010, Intellectual Reserve. Free printing/sharing for noncommercial use. Used by permission.
I am using these cards for our General Conference Review game in Seminary. Each student will bring back 2 questions from the Sunday morning session of General Conference for us to review. I have invited the parents to send in some food for us to enjoy while we play our review game. Teams could be by zones (I have 3-4 in each of three zones). I may also separate them…
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