Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
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.
Last week I read a blog entry from Leading LDS titled “What if Elder’s Quorum was Forever Cancelled“. It really got me to thinking about the meetings we hold in the Church. Would people have missed Relief Society if it was cancelled when I was president? How about now in Seminary? Do my students consider Seminary vital in their lives? Do they miss it over the summer? I hope they…
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In our ward they just changed the Young Women Presidency, and I got called to be the 1st Counselor! A little crazy, but it’s gonna be a blast! I love YW!!! So, for our 1st Sunday teaching, I made some cute little handouts for the girls. We played some …
I promised to write about this lesson some time ago, but hadn’t gotten around to it. The weekend before I taught this lesson was inservice meeting. For me, the actual lesson material is easy. I don’t have any trouble reading a passage and picking out something awesome to share or have the kids discuss. What I need is “techniques”. Now I know that you’re probably reading “gimmicks” here. I don’t…
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Jenny Smith
Seminary Mom
I saw a similar object lesson to the toothpaste. The teacher gave the students a small pillow filled with feathers. The teacher tore it open and told him scatter the feathers. After he had done that, he then told him to go and pick up all the feathers and not come back until he had them all. Of course that was impossible. Gossip is like scattering the feathers, hurtful words…
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Jenny Smith
Primary Object Lesson Talks You will get some good ideas from my LDS Object Lessons for simple Primary talks. Top Ten tips for Giving a Great Talk by Robert Felts, New Era, August 2000 from LDS.org Accept the assignment cheerfully, and pray for guidance, especially if you aren’t comfortable with the assigned topic. Start outlining your talk at least a week before your assignment. Use scriptures. Try to memorize the verses…
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This object lesson requires a magnifying glass, a sunny day , a piece of paper, and just a regular piece of glass. Take your class or family outside and give one person the magnifying glass and another person the normal glass. See who can burn a hole in the paper. The lesson could take many direction after this: In order to get quickly to the heart of a problem with…
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This activity explains different ways teachers present the gospel. 1) you can simply share the cake with your hand, and without care give it to your brother; or 2)you can prepare this peace of cake carefully, put on a plate and give it. You can compare this experience with the way you teach the gospel in your class. Are you carefully preparing your lessons, or are you just haphazardly passing…
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