Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
By Jeanette Brooks Jeanette Brooks: #dandc67 Had a great lesson today with section 67… Handed out a lg marshmallow on a small plate. One for each student placed at their tables before they got to class… Instructed them that they could eat it now or wait and receive more of a reward. Continued with the lesson…. Once we got to vs. 9-14 we watched the video clip of Dieter F…
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Take this self-assessment to see what qualities you might develop further in your quest to become a better servant of Jesus Christ. Response Key 1 = never 2 = sometimes 3 = often 4 = almost always 5 = always Faith 1. ____ I believe in Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ. 2. ____ I trust Heavenly Father enough to accept His will and do whatever He asks. 3. ____…
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By Cathy Pope Noel Cathy Pope Noel : I am teaching lesson 36 tomorrow and thought of this video. It is not listed with the lesson but his remarks directly address the attention activity in the beginning even though the lesson is not about patience. In it he speaks of the frustration that comes from not seeming to have extra temporal blessings from keeping the commandments. I don’t work very…
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For a long time I’ve believed that if I can create 2-3 very good questions during my lesson planning then those questions will carry me through the lesson. They won’t be the only questions I ask, however, because other good questions will spin fr…
Downloaded from: http://brosimonsays.wordpress.com/2013/05/06/2-peter-1-3-ladder-day-saints/ We began by having the Young Women recite the Young Women’s Theme. Then I asked the students to look for one of the values that Peter mentions in 2 Peter 1:1-4. Once they identified “divine nature”, I asked them to explain what it meant. It was surprising to them that they did not really understand what “divine […]
This handout was created by S. Hyatt for Young Women Manual 3 Lesson 42: Preparing for Change. These cards have a caterpillar with the words: “I can be prepared for change…” and a butterfly with the words: “By staying close to the Lord.” Here’s her description of how to make the cute cards: “I cut out each picture. Then using a blank greeting card, I glued the caterpillar picture to…
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Set of 4 bookmarks with the following poem by Ron Tramner: Tie A Knot, Hang On by Ron Tranmer © Life can bring great challenges, disappointment and despair. At times we want to just give up, from pressures hard to bear. Life on earth can be beautiful. We must never give up hope. Tie a knot, and hang on for dear life, when you’re at the end of your rope….
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