This document was submitted by Shelley C. to accompany her activity, The Amazing KNOWLEDGE Race. Basically, this is a list of 3 tasks to use for a life skills activity based on the television show, The Amazing Race. Shelley says, “Here are the files for the Task Envelopes and the scripture clues that were used for the night. We live in a small town, so we only have 1 of… Read more
Hi! My name is Madison, and I have sent things to you before. I use your site all the time and first of all, want to thank you for that!!! I have a Jeopardy game powerpoint. I don’t know if you can use powerpoints or not, but this is soooo cute! Have a look at it and email me back! —Madison B. (This game would require a laptop computer to… Read more
This time of year, Progressive Dinners, sometimes called Progressive Suppers, are incredibly popular activities for youth and Relief Societies. Rachael has shared her youth’s annual progressive supper script saying, “I have just put together a Christmas activity for our youth called ‘progressive supper’. We have done this for years and it’s worth sharing. I have attached the programme for the evening and also the invites we give to members.” Click… Read more
I created this image, loosely based on the Gospel Art Picture Kit image Stilling the Storm. It has the text of the 2008 mutual theme, Steadfast and Immovable, in the top right corner and a copyright notice in the bottom left. It features the Savior standing steadfast and immovable despite the storms that surround him. This image is free for you to use on your youth conference or camp t-shirts,… Read more
Amy M. shared these beautiful bookmarks that her unit is using for New Beginnings relating to the theme they’ve chosen: “For our 2008 New Beginnings, we are using Sister Julie B. Beck’s talk: ‘What Latter-Day Saint Women Do Best: Stand Strong and Immovable,’ and also Elder Russell Ballard’s Dec 1993 Ensign article ‘Steadfast in Christ’ which says, ‘Just as ships need anchors to keep them from drifting away on the… Read more
For my Good Works lesson, I made little flippy books for the girls to work out of for a couple of weeks. They were able to pass off 2 of the PP requirements.I glued a bunch of envelopes together and made pullout tabs for them to read the scripture that…
The beehives were in charge of our last Joint activity (w/ the YM) and they decided on a skills night.
We had three different classes, Laundry, Money, and Cooking.
When they arrived we divided them into three groups by having them choose a Hershey Kiss off of a platter. On the bottom of the kiss was a colored dot to show which group they would be in.
I used the garage sale dots you can find in the office section of most grocery stores.
The classes lasted 15min each w/ 5 min for rotation.
Money Class
In this class they learned the importance of budgeting and played a little Price Is Right.
Cooking Class
In our cooking class each rotation made something different. The first rotation made no bake cookies, the second rotation made corn bread & honey butter, and the third made chili.
(If you would like the recipes we used feel free to email me and I would be happy to share)
For this class I chose recipes that were fairly basic and simple to make.
Laundry Class
In this class they learned to sort their laundry, which settings you use to wash, basic ironing and sewing on a button. They had a relay where they had to sort clothes, iron a tea towel, & sew a button on a piece of cloth.
After they had rotated to all classes we got together to enjoy our chili, cornbread & honey butter, and our no bake cookies.
I think everyone had a good time and hopefully learned something new.
added 1/14/13
Recipes used for this activity
No Bake Cookies
In a medium saucepan, combine sugar, milk, butter, and cocoa. Bring to a boil, and cook for 1 1/2 minutes. Remove from heat, and stir in peanut butter, oats, and vanilla. Drop by teaspoonfuls onto wax paper. Let cool until hardened
Sweet Corn Bread
2 pkgs Jiffy cornbread mix
2pkgs Jiffy yellow cake mix
(add ingredients on back of box for each box and follow baking instructions)
Honey butter
2 sticks real butter, (close to room temp- works best when slightly chilled still.) 2/3 C honey ¾ C powdered sugar
(If your butter is too soft, you’ll end up with a gooey mess, so I just leave it out on the counter for about 20 minutes or so before beating and it turns out nice and fluffy)
Just place it all in a bowl and beat with an electric hand-mixer for 2-3 minutes on medium-high speed. Serve at room temp.
Chili
1 lb of ground beef
1 pkg chili seasoning
2 cans tomato soup
2 cans red kidney beans
chopped onion
Brown ground beef in large pot with onion and drain, add seasoning, soups, and beans. Add water as needed. simmer for 15 min. (we doubled the recipe to feed everyone)
June week 4: When I dress modestly, I respect my body as a gift from God.Lay different articles of clothing on your primary table (absurd, funny, crazy, wacky articles:)).Let a child come pick one article and YOU have to put it on!!! Trust me, th…
If you’re looking for a cute singing time about modesty, check out the Wacky Fashion Show found on Sugardoodle. Check it out here and you can convert it to work for your singing time!!!
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