Tag Archive: leadership helps

Power Phrases

I’ve made a list of Power Phrases that students can use in sharing the gospel. A power phrase is an opening phrase that precedes a testimony about a topic. Some teachers require their use during Seminary devotionals to help students learn to share the gospel. I have intentionally left off “I’d like to bear my testimony…” since I think it’s not a great phrase for using when talking about the…
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Monthly Opening Excercises Organizer

This monthly form was submitted by Beverly R. It includes space for the date, practice songs, lesson, presidency message, opening song, opening prayer, theme, scripture/thought and theme. She says “These are our opening exercise forms. In the YW presidency we alternate months that we put together opening exercises. We give the monthly form to each of the leaders, so they have an “at a glance” view for each Sunday. We…
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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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Primary Picture List – Primary 3 (CTR B)

This is a user-submitted file that has a list of EVERY single picture and cut-out in the Primary 3 (CTR B) Manual, along with it’s corresponding lessons, Church Library Number, and corresponding image in the Gospel Art Picture Kit! This fabulous list makes an invaluable resource for teachers and church librarians that make packets up for each Primary lesson (my mother-in-law’s ward does this).

Primary Picture List – Primary 1 (Nursery and Sunbeam)

This is a user-submitted file that has a list of EVERY single picture and cut-out in the Primary 1 (Nursery and Sunbeam) Manual, along with it’s corresponding lessons, Church Library Number, and corresponding image in the Gospel Art Picture Kit! This fabulous list makes an invaluable resource for teachers and church librarians that make packets up for each Primary lesson (my mother-in-law’s ward does this).

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