Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
Vicki F. Matsumori was sustained as second counselor in the Primary general presidency in general conference on Saturday, 2 April 2005. She earned her bachelor’s degree in journalism and English with a teaching certificate from the University of Utah. She has taught junior high English and was an adjunct instructor at Salt Lake Community College. The Church has benefited from her service as a member of the Primary General Board,…
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Margaret S. Lifferth was sustained as first counselor in the Primary general presidency in general conference on Saturday, 2 April 2005. She earned her bachelor’s degree in English from Brigham Young University. Lifferth has served her community on elementary and high school parent-teacher association boards and on the BYU Women’s Conference Committee. She has served the Church as a member of the Primary General Board, counselor in a stake Relief…
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Cheryl C. Lant was sustained as the 11th general president of the Primary in general conference on Saturday, 2 April 2005. Lant studied early childhood development at Brigham Young University and has spent most of her adult life teaching children, both as the mother of nine and as an educator. She is cofounder and co-owner with her husband of Learning Dynamics Academic Preschool and the cofounder and developer of Frontline…
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These quotes are to go along with Genesis 22. “In that hour I think I can see our dear Father behind the veil looking upon these dying struggles; . . . His great heart almost breaking for the love that He had for His Son. Oh, in that moment when He might have saved His Son, I thank Him and praise Him that He did not fail us. . ….
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These are graphics made based on the popular Forget Not talk by Dieter F Uchtdorf at the 2011 Conference: http://lds.org/general-conference/2011/10/forget-me-not?lang=eng You can use these graphics on anything you will not sell for profit. The PDF has the entire talk, laid out by me to make it suitable for presenting as a gift. It’s 4 pages.
Here is a fun packet of activity pages for your kiddo’s to do while watching conference.
This is a simple coloring book style rendition of the Conference Center with some simple “fast facts” about the Conference Center. Enjoy! :) By katiesblogness.wordpress.com for personal or church use – commercial use prohibited.
I wrote this general conference review quiz to use in my Seminary class tomorrow morning. You can use it for family home evening, mutual, or your own idea. If you use it, please post below so that I will know if it’s worth posting again next time.
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.
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.
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.
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