Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
This amazing idea is from Leigh Anne over at your homebased mom. Not only is she one of my favorite bloggers, but she is an AD leader! So we can reap the genius of her great ideas with the wonders of the internet! Hop on over to …
from simpleasthatblog.comA lot of you probably know Rebecca from Simple as That. I am a fan of hers from a few years ago when I found one of her amazing books on scrapbooking. Now she makes all of these adorable creations: She co…
Just a few more quick and cute ideas that you could incorporate:This is such a cute idea from mishmashmom.blogspot.com. You can view the post HERE. She took the printables everyone created after conference and made mini copies. Then, they w…
I absolutely ADORE the website all things bright and beautiful, aka courtneyaitkenblogspot.com. She designs the most amazing printables for YW and Primary and everything else.from courtneyaitken.blogspot.comThis is one from last conference that I…
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This is a super cute picture from overstuffedlife.com. I love her design and the message is inspiring! I made this graphic into a print 4-to-a-page pdf. You can find it here .We did an activity last spring ( I know, I a…
One of the best activities we did this past year was Secret Sisters. We asked our Relief Society President for the names of some sisters who could use an adopted granddaughter, and each girl was assigned one as her older “sister”. We starte…
Downloaded from: http://ldsactivitydayideas.blogspot.com/2013/02/who-is-your-scripture-superhero.html A couple of weeks ago, we did a scripture superhero activity. I asked the girls to think about who was their scripture superhero and be prepared to talk about their superpower. ( I made these little invitations with clip art from the ldsblogtrain. They did a month of scripture hero digital art. Supercute! And free, although some of the links no longer work. ) For a snack, we…
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A couple of weeks ago, we did a scripture superhero activity. I asked the girls to think about who was their scripture superhero and be prepared to talk about their superpower. ( I made these little invitations with clip art from the ldsblog…
We divided up the girls into 2 groups to race with each other They received the scripture reference then they had to read it out loud, run to the candy bowl, pick out the conversational heart that it best matched with, run back to the group and read the next scripture.
The first team to complete this game won a sticker- I am sure we could have found something better- but stickers are fun!
Afterwards we went into the kitchen to decorate cupcakes with hearts and candy sprinkles.
These girls are super fun!!
Here is the list of Scriptures we used- but you may have to find the scriptures that best match your hearts:
John 3:16
This activity is super quick and easy…seriously. We are having a lesson tonight on a recent talk by the prophet. I chose the Race of Life from the April session of conference this year. I am going to share with them the main points …
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