Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
Teach the monthly song, “Seek the Lord Early” with the flip chart found here.Review “Seek the Lord Early” with the Youth in the Scriptures Activity Demonstrate the idea of seeking and practice the song with the “Hide and Go Sing” activity and/or t…
Downloaded from: http://ocdprimarychorister.blogspot.com/2014/07/practice-hide-and-go-sing.html I plan to use this activity to practice the August 2014 song, “Seek the Lord Early.” I’ll explain to the children that “seek” means to look earnestly for something, just like you do when you play hide-and-go-seek. This activity is just a variation on that game. First, choose a reverent child to leave the room for a moment. If the child is young, send an adult to…
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I plan to use this activity to practice the August 2014 song, “Seek the Lord Early.” I’ll explain to the children that “seek” means to look earnestly for something, just like you do when you play hide-and-go-seek. This activity is just a va…
Downloaded from: http://littleldsideas.blogspot.com/2014/07/sharing-time-i-can-know-truth-through.html Sharing Time Ideas from 2014 OutlineIDENTIFY THE DOCTRINE (distinguishing truth from error): Write, on separate pieces of paper, some statements that are clearly true and others that are obviously false (such as “The sun is warm,” “Ice is hot,” “Stars shine at night,” and “Fire is cold”). Invite a child to choose one to read aloud, and ask the children to stand if the statement is true…
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By Pattie Moss Most choristers are getting ready for the primary presentation coming up. I always started to add my musical instruments about now. I always had a few instruments as accompaniments to the song. It adds so much. I love this little trio of cuties…..my 3 oldest granddaughters; apples of my eye! I looked out the window and what did I see? Popcorn popping on the apricot tree! ALWAYSadd…
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Downloaded from: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/PattiesPrimaryPlace/~3/P78WNjaRius/august-primary-singing-time.html Most choristers are getting ready for the primary presentation coming up. I always started to add my musical instruments about now. I always had a few instruments as accompaniments to the song. It adds so much.I love this little trio of cuties…..my 3 oldest granddaughters; apples of my eye! I looked out the window and what did I see? Popcorn popping on the apricot tree! ALWAYSadd some…
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Downloaded from: http://ocdprimarychorister.blogspot.com/2014/07/how-to-keep-up-with-all-of-our-newest.html Since this isn’t my calling anymore, I don’t spend as much time as I used to promoting my materials. That means it’s more difficult for me to let you know when I’ve got new art out. In order to keep up with all of the latest developments, I suggest that you follow me on Pinterest and Facebook. That way you’ll never miss out on a new idea!…
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Since this isn’t my calling anymore, I don’t spend as much time as I used to promoting my materials. That means it’s more difficult for me to let you know when I’ve got new art out. In order to keep up with all of the latest developments, I…
Downloaded from: http://ocdprimarychorister.blogspot.com/2014/07/activity-2014-song-swat.html I posted this activity last year to get ready for the primary program. We had great success with it and received loads of positive feedback. The idea is to help children perfect phrases within the program songs with which the children tend to have difficulty. To play the game, first print and cut out the pictures (found here) which correspond to the songs you want to review. You may…
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I posted this activity last year to get ready for the primary program. We had great success with it and received loads of positive feedback. The idea is to help children perfect phrases within the program songs with which the children tend …
Downloaded from: http://ocdprimarychorister.blogspot.com/2014/07/activity-now-we-know-our-primary-songs.html To encourage the kids to master the program songs for this year, tell them that you are going to write a song. On a piece of poster board or large paper, draw a musical staff- five parallel horizontal lines 3″ apart. You can add the treble clef (the symbol on the left) if you like, but it’s not necessary. Print the document at the bottom of the…
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To encourage the kids to master the program songs for this year, tell them that you are going to write a song. On a piece of poster board or large paper, draw a musical staff- five parallel horizontal lines 3″ apart. You can add the treble …
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