Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
Downloaded from: http://aprimarysingingtime.blogspot.com/2013/01/blow-dryer-box-tutorial.html My dear friend (and Primary Music Leader predecessor) made this AWESOME blow dryer box last year. The idea is that you insert something easily blown (silk flowers, leaves, etc) with songs written on them, then let the kids have turns sticking their arms in and trying to ‘catch’ a song. Liz kindly gave her box to me, but suggested I make a new one since hers was…
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This is a File Folder matching game I made for the Sunbeam class Manual 1 Lesson 2. There are two files making 4 total pages. One file contains the pages to be glued onto the file folder and the other has two pages containing the items to cut out and match to the file folder pages.
Downloaded from: http://singingasongisfun2do.blogspot.com/2013/01/lds-sing-along-apps.html I’m loving this new sing along app, you know, follow the bouncing ball, done by LDSSingAlong.com. They did a great job. They offer a version with Hymns and one with Children’s Songs. Both are available in Spanish. You can download the lite version for free to try it out. Each song has a handful of high quality background pictures to choose from and the music is from…
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I’m loving this new sing along app, you know, follow the bouncing ball, done by LDSSingAlong.com. They did a great job. They offer a version with Hymns and one with Children’s Songs. Both are available in Spanish. You can download the lite version for …
Downloaded from: http://ocdprimarychorister.blogspot.com/2013/01/song-my-heavenly-father-loves-me.html UPDATE: Well, it’s 2:30 AM in Holland, but I changed the last picture so that it’s more in line with the guidelines. It aint pretty but it will work :) Following are a set of color and a set of black and white pictures for teaching both verses of the song. Copy and paste them into a word document or click on the link below for the ready-to-print…
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Downloaded from: http://aprimarysingingtime.blogspot.com/2013/01/lesson-plan-for-sunday-footprints-ways.html This Sunday I was scheduled to do the Singing Science Experiment from http://thecrazychorister.blogspot.com/2009/05/review-activity-singing-science.html. I am still going to use it for sure, and LOVE the idea, but I felt like for this Sunday we needed something a little . . . . smaller. My plan is to post paper footprints all around the room. The front will say a choice that can be made to
Downloaded from: http://aprimarysingingtime.blogspot.com/2013/01/ways-to-sing-box.html Crafty people – which seems to be everyone – be prepared to laugh. When my husband came home tonight, I was CRANKY. Because of a box. You see, I am NOT a crafty person. I didn’t own a glue gun for the first eight years of our marriage. When we decided to move back to Utah from the San Francisco area, I asked my husband if I…
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Downloaded from: http://singingasongisfun2do.blogspot.com/2013/01/my-heavenly-father-loves-me.html click here to downloadA few years ago I came across this beautiful arrangement of My Heavenly Father Loves Me by Lyle Hadlock. He composes and arranges beautiful music, check out his website. This arrangement is for vocal, piano and flute and it’s simple enough that the kids won’t be confused. I love the key change and the ending, simple and perfect. And it’s free. Thank you Lyle Hadlock!When I’ve taught this song…
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A few years ago I came across this beautiful arrangement of My Heavenly Father Loves Me by Lyle Hadlock. He composes and arranges beautiful music, check out his website. This arrangement is for vocal, piano and flute and it’s simple enough that the kids won’t be confused. I love the key change and the ending, simple and perfect. And it’s free. Thank you Lyle Hadlock!
When I’ve taught this song in the past I’ve used objects. See the list below. There are a couple of ways to do this.
1) Put the objects on a table. Sing the first line, have the kids repeat. Choose a child to pick the object that goes with that phrase and stand in line at the front of the room. Continue with the next line. This is great for Junior Primary.
2) Just start singing and handing out the objects as you go. Do the first four lines and then have the children sing with you and the kids holding the objects try to get themselves in order at the front of the room. Sing it again to see if they got it right. Then do the same for the rest of the verse. This is geared more toward Senior Primary.
Downloaded from: http://singingasongisfun2do.blogspot.com/2013/01/children-of-god-around-world.html One of the things I felt strongly about when thinking about teaching my primary kids with “I Am a Child of God” was that if each of them is a Child of God, then that means everyone they interact with is also a Child of God and should be treated with love. So I used some International Children of God to review and learn some new songs…
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One of the things I felt strongly about when thinking about teaching my primary kids with “I Am a Child of God” was that if each of them is a Child of God, then that means everyone they interact with is also a Child of God and should be treated with lo…
Downloaded from: http://aprimarysingingtime.blogspot.com/2013/01/pat-graham-workshop.html Last Saturday, thanks to the lovely ladies on the Primusic site letting me know about it, I attended a workshop given by Pat Graham, who knows just about as much as there is to know about the Primary Children’s Songbook! It was WONDERFUL. I found that a lot of what she said is found in her book, the green Songbook Companion, but seeing it in practice made…
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