Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
Amy O says: “For Seminary I combined two charts in the OT manual, p. 67 and 106 comparing Moses and Jesus Christ. I made it pretty easy, giving first letters and number of letters in each word. It was good to go over it and discuss which miracles were being referred to. Hope you can use it on your site.” Thanks for sharing, Amy!
This handout contrasts Jesus Christ and Satan. The idea is that we should know our enemy and his tactics so we can defeat him. I used this with Isaiah 14, but you could use it during any plan of salvation lesson, really. Answers included in the PDF of the same name.
This file is from the New Testament Institute manual. On two pages it shows the life and ministry of Jesus Christ in Chronological order. Great for Seminary Teachers. Copyright 2011, Intellectual Reserve. Used by permission.
Camille T. translated this Christ Poem into Spanish: En Nazaret, el angosto camino que quita el aliento y cansa los pies, pasa por donde una vez vivió el Carpintero de Nazaret. Por el polvoriento camino solía la gente del pueblo llegar y sobre el banco del Carpintero lo destrozado depositar. Una muñeca rota llevaba la niña, un arado el hombre, una silla la mujer. “Carpintero, ¿Lo puede reparar?”, esperanzados preguntaban…
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Carrie N. shared these feet outlines. Here’s how her unit used them: “We wanted to literally have a foot path of us ‘following in faith’ … so we printed these feet on card stock and cut out these feet and let the kids write their name, color and decorate them – one to a child, (Making sure they were all facing the right direction), and we put them all around…
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This is a matching game using characters and locations from the story of Jesus Christ’s birth, the story of the Nativity. Click on matching games below to get the low-ink version of this game.
Lori G’s Young Women’s class memorized “The Living Christ”. Here is her story of their experience: “Our young women and leaders took the challenge to memorize “The Living Christ” as a ward. It was an AWESOME experience and we have been asked to share our ideas many times. I have attached a copy of the [images] used to create cards for us to help with the memorization. We worked on…
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Jolyn C. created these handouts she “made for a class [she] was doing about patterning our life after the Savior and following the Lord’s pattern.” 2 per page, 8.5 x 11 inches, color.
Emily shared this cute 2 page handout The first page has bubbles that have information on the Characteristics of Christ on them. The second page has boxes with more related information from the lesson. 2 pages, 8.5 x 11 inches, color.
This handout was submitted by Mike T. who printed it on cardstock and used it to teach about Jesus’ Atonement. This document includes the lesson points and cutouts to use in teaching the lesson. Mike also wrote what each coin stands for on the back. Thanks, Mike! Mike’s clipart came from the Microsoft Online Clipart Library. These images are free to use for those who have Office.
This is a matching game using characters and locations from the story of Jesus Christ’s birth.
This Advent Calendar first appeared in the December 1989 New Era. I have resurrected it, so to speak, and created a new document that could be used by Home/Visit Teachers, families, youth leaders, Priesthood, Relief Society or Seminary instructors. This is a very cool calendar. It doesn’t have the little doors that we often associate with advent calendars. Instead, each day you read a short devotional about the life of…
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