Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
Flipping through the Personal Progress book for a particular expereince has always frustrated and confused me. Attached is my attempt to organize the info for myself and for my young Women. The file can be printed and inserted into the Personal Progress booklet. Perhaps it will help others whose brains think best in spreadsheet format! Marilyn Dickson Manito Ward, Spokane WA Stake
Meaghann Y. shared this worksheet that she created for her class to use for Personal Progress value experiences. 1 page, 8.5 x 11 inches, black and white.
Kim A. says, “I attached a program I compiled for YWIE or a mutual night activity.” This collection of ideas uses a ladybug theme and has lots of cute ideas for ladybug snacks. Also includes quotes and other ideas. I think this might be altered for a cute Enrichment Activity, too. 2 pages, 8.5 x 11 inches, color.
This file was submitted by Corri. It has a table that can be filled out by YW during the lesson, along with quotes and thought/discussion questions. You could use this to help you when preparing your lesson, as a lesson worksheet, or you could deliver it to absent Woung Women to let them know you missed them in class and let them know what was covered in the lesson. Corri…
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Meaghann Y. shared this worksheet that she created for her class to use for Personal Progress value experiences. 1 page, 8.5 x 11 inches, black and white.
This whimsical series of YW was sketched by Elisa May Rance, who began these images as a Laurel and finished them as a YW Leader at age 24! Black and white.
Tawny C. based this image on the song “Primary Colors”. 1 per page, 8.5 x 11 inches, color.
This whimsical series of YW was sketched by Elisa May Rance, who began these images as a Laurel and finished them as a YW Leader at age 24! Black and white.
Handout related to YW Manual 1, Lesson 32.
This whimsical series of YW was sketched by Elisa May Rance, who began these images as a Laurel and finished them as a YW Leader at age 24! Black and white.
This image is from youth.lds.org. It features some Young Women and a leader in San Diego raising their gold-colored banner of Virtue. Amy C, who was on the hike says ” I was along on the hike, but am not in this photo. It was a wonderful experience. Each girl wrote on the banner their personal pledge to stand for virtue before the hike. Most of the girls could see…
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I created this flower based on a freebie I found at Shabby Princess Scrapbooking. It is one of a series of upscale YW scrap elements I am creating for the Young Women and Relief Society portions of this website. See all the LDS Digital Scrapbooking elements. If you make something awesome with these elements, please share it with others for inspiration by clicking “upload a jpg” above or describe it…
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