Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
By Debbie Thomas Debbie Thomas: Friday I taught #dandc50. I used the suggestion of someone else on here for the object lesson of looking up to God. Near the beginning of the lesson I had my class (9 students) kneel in a circle. I put a cake pan in the center and told them that I was going to drop candy in it and whoever got it could keep it….
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By Jenny Smith Jenny Smith: Not to beat a dead horse, but here’s how Elder Packer has taught we can answer questions (even partially) while strengthening the faith in core beliefs of the students in our classrooms: Years ago two teachers on the faculty of one of the large institutes of religion were both talented in their classroom procedures, and both enjoyed a large registration of students. One teacher, however,…
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By Scott Knecht It almost seems silly to ask if you want to get better as a teacher. If you don’t seek improvement, what are you doing? Students change, curriculum modifies, technology grows. If you’re not improving with it you are being left behind. I feel contractually obligated to improve and that feels like a healthy thing. There are lots of ways to seek improvement but one of the best,…
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By Karen Best Scholl Karen Best Scholl: Seeing Lolly’s post about gifts of the spirit reminded me of the beautiful song from “Meet the Mormons,” called “Glorious.” The message is perfect and my daughters version (a video) is very heartfelt, and my favorite – obviously. But I think you’ll love it too!! #DandC46 #giftsofthespirityoutu.be/foUmELhXb0I 9(12 hours ago) Youtube video: Sundi Watson Catoe: Beautiful!!! (7 hours ago) Jill Poppleton Velez: Amazing!…
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By Karen Best Scholl Karen Best Scholl: Seeing Lolly’s post about gifts of the spirit reminded me of the beautiful song from “Meet the Mormons,” called “Glorious.” The message is perfect and my daughters version (a video) is very heartfelt, and my favorite – obviously. But I think you’ll love it too!! #DandC46 #giftsofthespirityoutu.be/foUmELhXb0I 1(40 minutes ago) Youtube video: Read More Read more here:: Video: “Glorious” by David Archuleta from…
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By LDS Scripture Teachings I continue to have questions from individuals asking essentially “Why evil?” This “problem of evil”, addressed in previous posts, may be helpful. I like the teaching of Spencer W. Kimball on this subject and am including his talk entitled “Tragedy or Destiny” here for future use. When we face the apparent tragedies of sorrow, suffering, […] Read More Read more here:: Tragedy or Destiny?
By Bonnie Bair Bonnie Bair: What do y’all do or say to those who bring their homework to class? I’ve addressed it in the past but now we have a few more doing it. (14 hours ago) Amy Jones Griffeth: I have a strict “leave the world outside” policy. In previous years I’ve let kids have like a dire emergency, one time only homework day but last year that really…
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I continue to have questions from individuals asking essentially “Why evil?” This “problem of evil”, addressed in previous posts, may be helpful. I like the teaching of Spencer W. Kimball on this subject and am including his talk entitled “Tragedy … Continue reading →
By Sharon Prescott Haynie Sharon Prescott Haynie: #dandc45 This might be somrthing to share … 1(44 minutes ago) https://www.lds.org/general-conference/2007/10/today-is-the-time?lang=eng Read More Read more here:: Video: Today Is the Time – Walter F. González
By Sally Avena Sally Avena: This video works well for lesson 59 #DandC54 and #DandC55 Not only about gifts/talents but about rising above tribulation. (2 hours ago) Violet Dawn Berg: Sally Avena which video? (1 hour ago) Sally Avena: www.lds.org/media-library/video/2013-03-001-extraordinary-gift?lang=eng Sorry I pushed enter too soon and walked away :) (1 hour ago) 1 Susan Harvey: so perfect for DandC 52-55 (1 hour ago) Read More Read more here:: Group…
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By Joshua Pettus Joshua Pettus: I teach from my home, and for one of our flexible days, I used the Google Street View app on the Nintendo Wii U, called Wii Street U, to give them a tour of many of the early church history sites. We visited the Joseph Smith Birthplace Memorial, the Hill Cumorah, the Smith log cabin in Palmyra, the Grandin Building where the Book of Mormon…
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Often young people ask questions like, “My parents are divorced. Who am I sealed to?” While these questions may vary in a myriad of ways, they essentially come to the very heart of the sealing ordinance, to the very center … Continue reading →
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