Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
Here’s the pride cycle of the Nephites with the way of breaking free from it (remembering God) from Helaman 11-12. I’m using this handout for students to fill out the center portion with ways they can remember God and avoid pride.
I made this simple reading chart for a friend on our Seminary teacher’s Facebook group. It is perfect for reading the Book of Mormon as a family. Black and White.
Here is the 2014 scripture reading chart reading “I have read the scriptures every day in 2014”! Enjoy! With or without scripture image. Also available as a plain 2 per page version.
This file can be used to have students summarize For example: “Imagine you are Enos. What would you tweet about your experience with prayer.” or “Imagine you are one of the shepherds who saw angels at Christ’s birth. What would you tweet?” You can even ask students to draw a picture they may have snapped to go along with the tweet.
This is a silhouett version of the Christus Statue with some alterations for ease of printing.
I am subbing in Sunday School this week, and I think I am going to use the 1845 proclamation referenced in the text to teach a little gospel doctrine. I may not. Still deciding :) At any rate, here are a couple of handout versions you could use in your classroom. I’ve broken the document out into sections to make it easier to locate certain passages during teaching. For example,…
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Using the keystone image from the Book of Mormon Student Study Guide, I created these image to be used as visual aids when teaching about keystones Check out more visual aids regarding keystones here: http://www.mormonshare.com/blog/teaching-the-keystone-of-our-religion
I am working on a clip art version of the gold plates to use for scripture mastery tracking sheets this year, and I thought it turned out pretty great. I am using the description of the gold plates called “What Did the Gold Plates Look Like?” from the New Era. Gif versions do include transparency. There are black and white, color, and coloring sheets below. Enjoy!
This handout was created to help teenage students with Revelation 17-22. All LDS sources. Formatted for back to back printing with space for holes to be punched. —————- Revelation 17-19 Revelation 17:1 – The Great Whore of the Earth One of the most indisputable things about the Apocalypse is the vividness of the symbolism and imagery used by John. The kingdom of Satan, in all its opulent and wicked splendor,…
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I made this handout to help out in my teaching of Revelation chapters 1-7. I’m hoping it will help answer student questions that may come up. This handout is geared for teenagers, and all the sources are LDS. ——————– Revelation 1 Revelation 1:13 – One like unto the Son of Man This is Christ. The Book of Revelation Made Easier by David J. Ridges says this phrase was used to…
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I used this To Do List with the idea from the Seminary Lesson manual when teaching about the doers of the word. After reading James 1:22-25, students were given several minutes to look over James 1-5 and to write down ways they can be doers of the word. The quote is from For the Strength of Youth (2012 version).
I used this document during our discussion of Hebrews 11, however, the quotes are great for any lesson on faith. ___________________ Faith “I recognize two kinds of faith. The first is the kind which is apparent in the world. It is the common denominator of most everything that goes on. It is the thing that lets us exist. It is the thing that gives us some hope of getting…
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