Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
Our personal progress classroom temple banners fit on four pages or less. I created them to be used at New beginnings or when you are focusing on a particular value during the month; however, you’ll find lots of uses for them at camp and other activities, I’m sure. Simply print out the pages, align the overlap, and tape for a beautiful classroom poster! Enjoy! Sample image:
This beautiful poster features the scripture for the 2010 LDS mutual theme.
Nicole K. created this posted for the new young women’s value, virtue.
This Articles of Faith poster, created by Trudy, has the text of all thirteen Articles of Faith in a calligraphic font overlaying a picture of Joseph Smith. The PDF version of this file is 300dpi and a full 8 1/2 x 11 inches — it’s huge!
Girl with arms folded thinking, “I can be Reverent.”
I had a request for the Reverent Posters with boys on them….. Boy with arms folded thinking, “I can be Reverent.”
This sign has a heart with a center that should be cut out. Tape the sign to a mirror, and repeat “I am a Daughter of God” every day to remember your Divine Nature.
While my internet was down this morning, I created classroom posters for each of the Primary monthly themes. These will print on 8.5×11 inch paper so as not to violate any bulletin board limitations, and the text is large enough to be seen from the rear of even large classrooms. Low ink.
The 2012 Primary theme is Choose the Right, and I’ve made a classroom sized poster from our logo for you to use in your class room. Not everyone has an oversized printer, so I’ve created a PDF that has the logo spanning 3 letter sized sheets of paper with a 1/2 inch overlap. Print the PDF, and then match up the overlapping letters or shapes on each edge. As long…
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This year I’ve created some banners for use with the 2012 Primary theme Choose the Right. My banners are classroom sized, which means they will print on two pages of 8.5 x 11 inch paper for easy reading throughout your class room. Simply tape the pages together where they overlap, and voila! An easy banner with the month’s theme. Following are some sample image of the posters:
Our personal progress classroom cross stitch style banners fit on five pages or less. I created them to be used at New beginnings or when you are focusing on a particular value during the month; however, you’ll find lots of uses for them at camp and other activities, I’m sure. Simply print out the pages, align the overlap, and tape for a beautiful classroom poster! Enjoy!
For me, the new YW theme poster is next to impossible to read. Tiny gray letters on pink background? When we hold up the poster in Relief Society to repeat the theme, it’s very difficult for the older ladies to see. I created this poster series in an attempt to make it a little easier for those who don’t know the theme to read it. There are several sizes so…
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