Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
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!
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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Rachael P. shared this tracking sheet she created to see all the Young Women’s progress toward receiving her medallion on one sheet.
Tawny C. says, “I … included some welcome signs we created. We tied them with raffia to the YW posters for the different age groups.” 1 per page, 8.5 x 11 inches, color.
I got a request from a user for a testimony version of the wristband reminders. Write the assignment on the wristband and tape it around the child’s arm at Primary like this: The blanks are for the date, time, and a contact person’s telephone number. 7 per page, color. 8 1/2 x 11. Check out these awesome I Gave A Talk/Scripture/Prayer at Primary stickers!
The Facilities maintenance headquarters for the stake was in this building. When I saw this sign promoting the blessings of church cleaning, I just had to share.
I am providing this sample of a calendar I created using Adobe Illustrator to show what our ward does for the monthly Relief Society calendar. It is based on Karen Anderson’s design when she was our ward RS secretary. The gray boxes are my thing — I think it’s a good idea to use the gray background to emphasize the most important activities. You should use at least 25% black…
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We have been working on teaching our Primary children the importance of reverence. It has been difficult to come up with things that both Junior and Senior Primary can understand. We came up with “Millie the Church Mouse”. She is a small mouse that is hidden in the Primary room before church. Attached to her is always a new message for the children. So each Sunday as we gather for…
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Hi Jenny: I have used your site so many times in my calling and thought that this jpg I created might be of some use to others. It is: The YW torch in outline with areas to fill in to recognize anything you are trying to encourage the YW to achieve (Personal Progress, bringing their scriptures to class, participating in opening exercises etc.) I am using it at YW camp…
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This cool handout was submitted by Laurel C. It has a a picture of the first presidency with the question “Do you uphold your priesthood leaders?” and the quote “Sustaining and supporting priesthood leaders means more than raising one’s hand. It means praying for them, speaking well fo them, and obeying them.” Thanks for another great handout, Laurel!
I got a request from a user for a theme version of the wristband reminders. Write the assignment on the wristband and tape it around the child’s arm at Primary like this: The blanks are for the date, time, and a contact person’s telephone number. 7 per page, color. 8 1/2 x 11. Check out these awesome I Gave A Talk/Scripture/Prayer at Primary stickers!
Jill H. shared the agenda form her Young Women’s class uses. She says, “I created this because we didn’t need to dedicate a whole sheet of paper to an opening exercises agenda. This works better for us.” Black and White.
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