Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
My cousin taught me how to play Froggy Murder at a family reunion. Froggy Murder doesn’t take any set up, and it’s a fun activity you can use to fill up time at the end of a Wednesday evening or camp activity. All ages can play the game, and it’s lots of fun to see how dramatically people act out when they’re dead. Variation of: Wink Murder Safer form of:…
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Hello! I have used so many of your great ideas in lessons or activities I thought that maybe one of my ideas could be helpful for someone, somewhere. I teach the 11-year old boys in Primary. I love my calling! A few months ago, I was asked to speak at the “Priesthood Preview”. That’s where the boys and their parents come to learn more about receiving the Priesthood. I searched…
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Shared by Kristine H This was an idea I borrowed from another AC chair in Lewiston, Idaho – thanks Judy C.! This would work for a YW, Activity Day Girls or other Daddy/Daughter event. For this activity, we created a miniature golf course at the ward. 9 teams of dads/daughters created holes from household items that were easy enough for anyone to play (18 months and older). Each hole was in different rooms at the church. All family teams were…
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My husband wrote this great web page for coloring and numbering the sheep for the lost sheep game that was posted by Kerry G. I thought the game would be great to use after our primary program – it’s simple, allows the kids to get out of their chairs, and has a gospel message. I printed the sheep twice, that way I could glue one set to a poster and…
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Ron sent me these files several years ago, and I am going through some old emails while on a work vacation and am posting them now. Choose The Right Follow the Savior. Let Him be your guiding light. When faced with life’s decisions, He will help you choose the right. The devil wants to have you, And He’ll try with all his might. Knock him off your shoulder. Be…
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I apologize for my delay in getting this out! I have a very good reason, I promise!We had our baby! Our little girl arrived safe, sound and perfect! A picture to share will be forthcoming.DOWNLOAD COLOR EDITABLE HEREDOWNLOAD COLOR BLANK EDITABLE HEREDO…
Check out these fantastic tips from LDS leaders on how to plan a lip sync battle! Set up Here is how one unit set up a “stage”. It looks like they used plastic tablecloths from the dollar store and pinned them to a chalkboard in a classroom. Awards Look at these cute microphone awards made from tinfoil and spray painted paper towel holders! Awards are for Entertainer of the Night,…
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I promised a friend I’d share a version of our 2017 Primary program, “Choose the Right,” by the end of July! Ha. The last day of the month still counts, as we all know from Home and Visiting Teaching. Today I’m sharing a copy of our program, available in Word or as a PDF. […]
I’m super excited about my primary lesson today. We are learning about the first missionaries of the church, the places they went, the things they did. For a fun and educational activity, I have made these mini-missionaries for the kids to …
I had these letters and tags for this lesson from several years ago, but with a hard drive crash and the files being on 4shared, I’ve lost them so I’ve revamped and created new ones. Enjoy![IMG]http://i735.photobucket.com/albums/ww356/jjensen1109/Postf…
I just love Camille from “Camille’s Primary Ideas”. She has the best ideas! This next month she is teaching The Wise Man and The Foolish Man in primary, and she is using my ‘little houses’ to do it. You can find her lesson plans HERE,…
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