Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
Downloaded from: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/PattiesPrimaryPlace/~3/jNMfiDvYgh8/back-to-school.html The kids are going BACK TO SCHOOL this week. And I always think it is a good reminder to them to be reminded of “What Would Jesus Do?” in any situation they are in where they have to make a choice how to act. It is so easy to just go along with the crowd. But remind them how Jesus would want them to set the example…
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Downloaded from: http://teachldschildren.com/2013/03/if-the-savior-stood-beside-me-verse-three/ If the Savior Stood Beside Me – Verse Three Preparation Items needed: a large piece of white semi-transparent fabric, magnets, and a white poster board. For visuals on this verse I used items from OCD Primary Chorister to match the visuals I used in the other two verses (or the above posted pictures can be used instead and can be found here). I copied, pasted, and cropped the pictures containing the…
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Downloaded from: http://teachldschildren.com/2013/03/if-the-savior-stood-beside-me-verse-two/ If the Savior Stood Beside Me – Verse Two Preparation Items needed: 18 feet of string or fishing line and two cans, two crayons (one yellow and one dark brown or black), and a small bag or bowl. Print the second verse pictures from the following website – OCD Primary Chorister. I copied and pasted the first picture of the girl onto Microsoft Word and then cropped and enlarged…
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Downloaded from: http://teachldschildren.com/?p=4047 If the Savior Stood Beside Me Preparation • Items needed: five pages of different colors of construction paper (not blue or black), three pages of blue construction paper, tape, a black marker, magnets, and a metal chain. • Print the word strips. Cut the word pages in half. (Trim off any extra paper if desired.) • Print pictures for the first verse. (Look on Sugardoodle.com.) I used the…
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