Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
Downloaded from: http://primarynotes29.blogspot.com/2013/07/video-for-childs-prayer.html These are Video Clips that I put Together to introduce A Child’s Prayer to my Primary: *Can I say that I just lucked out finding the Choir singing A Child’s Prayer? I just happened to click on the entire Music and the Spoken Word that had it in it. And when I opened the video I just happened to move the curser right in the middle of…
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Downloaded from: http://primarynotes29.blogspot.com/2013/07/super-singer-sunglasses.html image source Get a pair of silly sunglasses. Huge clown ones, silly shape ones – whatever you can find. First you wear them. While wearing them look really hard for a “super singer”. The child you choose gets to be the next to look for a “super singer”. Sing. Repeat. Sing. Repeat. *I am not sure if I saw this idea on the Facebook LDS Chorister’s Group…
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Downloaded from: http://littleldsideas.blogspot.com/2013/07/august-2013-visiting-teaching-printable.html Today I am sharing the Visiting Teaching message for August 2013. Here is what it looks like:This month’s message is available in 3 sizes: Small (4 to a page)Medium (2 to a page)Large (one large message) And it is available in 3 languages:English, Spanish & Portuguese.Just click the language of your choice below. Then pick the size you would like & print it out.Click Here for English.Click Here for Portuguese.Click Here for Spanish.I hope you…
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Downloaded from: http://ocdprimarychorister.blogspot.com/2013/07/song-childs-prayer.html First, don’t forget to enter to win a custom portrait in my Etsy giveaway.For August’s song, I will teach each verse separately, using the flip chart at the bottom of the page. Then, I will teach the children to put the two verses together by having them sing along while I play the video below on my iPad or laptop. If you don’t wish to use the…
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Downloaded from: http://primarynotes29.blogspot.com/2013/07/knock-your-socks-off.html image sourceEXPLAIN what it means to knock your socks off. That is means that you did so well that the person’s socks fly right off! Of course, that wouldn’t really happen, but you did sang so good that they also feel really good inside to, from head to toe! Have song names inside the socks. Invite a child to pick a sock. Ways to do this:1. Invite…
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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://primarynotes29.blogspot.com/2013/07/sing-not-scream.html image sourceWe want our kids to sing to the best of their ability, but sometimes they get a little out of hand. I often have to remind my kids to sing reverently with this simple line; “Please remember to sing!, not scream!”.
Downloaded from: http://primarynotes29.blogspot.com/2013/07/build-temple-paper-puzzle.html (say the title of this post 10 times fast. heehee)We built this Temple (Salt Lake) in our Primary as part of the Families Can be Together Forever monthly theme. We sang “I Love to See the Temple” while we assembled the Temple and “Families Can Be Together Forever” during the singing meter board.In making this Temple visual aid I learned that my chalkboard is 4 papers tall…
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Downloaded from: http://aprimarysingingtime.blogspot.com/2013/07/song-hospital-915.html There are a LOT of versions of the “Song Hospital” Review tool out there! This one from Primary Singing Ideas is my favorite. If you can’t get permission to take up Sharing Time, then you could adapt it a bit to ONLY use the songs that need work – so they will all START in the Emergency Room and then need to be discharged. I will let one of the…
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Downloaded from: http://primarynotes29.blogspot.com/2013/07/pioneer-paper-bag-vests-and-pinafores.html Camille’s Primary Ideas posted cute vests and pinafores made form paper bags. HERE are my instructions on how to make these: Finished and decorated. Ashlie Johansen, Primary Notes 29. —————– VEST: 1. Fold out sides of paper bag.2. Fold in the top.3.Cut out arm holes.4.Cut up the middle in the front (vest)5a. Cut out “V” shape in front that curves around the top of the bag and completes the…
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Downloaded from: http://aprimarysingingtime.blogspot.com/2013/07/review-game-whats-my-line.html Divide the Primary into two teams. At first, split the room in half down the middle, but later try mixing it up with girls vs. boys, kids vs. teachers, etc. Hold a flag or colored piece of paper in each hand, one color for each team. When a team’s color is RAISED, it’s their turn to sing. Another option – if you’ve made the TRAFFIC LIGHT, turn it sideways…
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Downloaded from: http://aprimarysingingtime.blogspot.com/2013/07/review-game-spin-kid.html Our Primary loves this classic review game, and it couldn’t be much simpler. – Borrow a spinning office chair from the clerk’s office. – Put it in the front of the room, with 8 1/2 x 11 sheets of paper printed with song names surrounding the chair on the floor. – Pick a Primary friend to sit in the chair, have them put their legs straight forward…
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