Heavenly Father Watches Over Me large labeled circle
printable large circle with the words “My Heavenly Father Watches Over Me”
Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
printable large circle with the words “My Heavenly Father Watches Over Me”
This is a PDF document of 5 chain links representing children holding hands. When we are doing service we are united as one and are “linked” together. We are planning a service project for the remainder of the year for the primary kids in our ward. To do service in their homes (to strengthen home and family), and in their wards or branches, and in their communities. After each act…
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This is a Bingo game for Primary 3 Manual, Lesson 36, “Showing Love for Jesus Christ.” To play: simply write down the different Bingo square answers on strips of paper and draw them. When you do, make sure you pick a letter from the word “LOVE.” For example, you draw the strip “keep the commandments” but you say… “L– Keep the Commandments.” All of the children with that square under…
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These documents are for the 9am church schedule and assume the combined exercises are at the beginning of the first hour of primary. By performing a “find” and “replace” in MS Word, the time can be changed easily to adapt to any schedule. It changes all 120 instances at once. That is how I change the date, time and theme each year. It makes it go very quickly and reduces…
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I just LOVE this video done by the church! You can find it on the Mormon Channel or on YouTube. I’m so excited to share it with my Primary kids to introduce “I am a Child of God” next week. On the video they sing the first verse twice and then the seco…
I’m so excited about our plans for Primary next week. We are welcoming some special visitors for a combined Sharing Time and Singing Time. We will hear from wise men, the inn keeper, shepherds, angels and Mary as they share their experience surrounding the Savior’s birth. Each person will provide their own simple costume and share a 1 – 2 minute narrative of who they are, what they did and how they felt about their experience with the Savior’s birth. Some will sing songs and sometimes we will sing with them.
I think this has the potential to be a powerful experience for the kids especially if the visitors allow it to be a little personal and share their feelings. I’ve been amazed so far at how willing the adults are to participate!
We’ll have only one visitor (or group of visitors) at a time and the visitors will move in and out of the room during the transition songs the children sing. Here’s my agenda:
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