Pass Along Card – Gifts of God
Jan G. submitted a series of Pass Along cards she created for her YW Presidencies or Class Presidencies to hand out. 9 per page, color.
Tag Archive: leadership helps
Faith in God Tracking Sheet (boys)
M’Shelle D. has shared a number of files she created for use in her Cub Scout Wolf Den. This one is her “easy way to track the Faith in God Program along with the scouting program.” Thanks! 1 per page, 8.5 x 11 inches, color.
Substitute Instructions
We give this one-page instruction sheet to our substitute teachers to help them prepare Relief Society lessons in accordance with instructions given by church leaders. Since substitutes may not be up-to-date on current teaching methods and materials, we find this paper to be useful in helping them understand how to prepare meaningful lessons. Most statements are from the introduction to Teachings of The Presidents of the Church: Wilford Woodruff (2006),…
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Personal Progress Parent Letter
This letter was submitted by Brenda H. She says, ” Here is a P[ersonal] P[rogess] report we will be sending out to our parents to just give them an update as to where their YW are at. We will probably adjust it in the next letter that we send out in a few more months which will most likely include some encouragement or ideas.” Thanks, Brenda!
6 Ways to Make Your Lesson POP
Rebecca M. says, “I’m attaching a teacher appreciation/help handout we made. We attached a note thanking them for their service and wrapped the actual handout around an individual-sized bag of microwave popcorn.” The clipart image is from Designed To Eat. This would make a great Teacher Improvement Lesson handout, or a stake leadership training. The text reads: 6 Ways to Make Your Lesson POP! * NAME JAR – pick a…
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Personal Progress Leaders Tracking Sheet
Rachael P. shared this tracking sheet she created to see all the Young Women’s progress toward receiving her medallion on one sheet.
2010 Monthly Mutual Themes
I wanted to created monthly themes that would help us focus on the YW values as well as the annual mutual theme throughout the year. I also wanted to be able to reinforce the Sunday lessons during mutual. Andrea Walker posted something on sugardoodle.com that similar to what I envisioned. After consulting Manual 2 and the 2010 Resource Guide, and using Andrea’s as a template, this is what my presidency…
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Calling Request Tracking Sheet
We use this form when we submit a name for a calling to the Bishopric. It’s a good way to make sure that callings are handled quickly, and it helps the bishop describe what a calling entails even though he may not have any experience in that position. It also helps leaders ensure that people are set apart and sustained for callings. 2 per page
What Kind of Example am I?
The following information is from the book published by the Church Teaching, No Greater Call page 183: Assessment Work Sheet You can use a work sheet to help people assess how a gospel principle is currently part of their lives and discover areas in which they can improve. Use a work sheet like the following at the beginning of a lesson. Explain that if anyone answers no to any of…
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Young Women Everything Tracker
This all-in-one tracking document was submitted by Beverly R. It includes space for contact information, an about me section, camp tracking, interviews, and Personal Progress.
Welcome Packet
This was part of the welcome packet used by one Relief Society Presidency to welcome new move-ins to the area. It includes information on snow removal, trash pickup, local schools, utilities, city telephone numbers, museums, senior citizens centers, and emergency facilities. Also included was the following: ward directory ward map RS presidency’s phone numbers Click to find out more information on welcoming new members.
Primary nursery/sunbeams rules
Tips for getting sunbeam children their attention, focus, and rules: Rules: (use rules with pictures, actions, and positive way) 1. Listen when the teacher is talking. (put hand to ears and use hands as mouth moving) 2. Follow directions quickly. (run in place) 3. Raise your hand to speak. (hand in air and use hand as mouth moving) 4. Work and Play safely. (make hands as fists like build/playing blocks)…
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