Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
I wanted to give you a good example of organizing a Primary program by songs and topics, so I spent a few hours putting together a generic version of a written program with the 2015 theme. As I wrote it, I added a few extra tips and tricks that came to mind, things like putting […]
Alright, so once you’ve got a written copy of your Primary program, you’re halfway there! I hope it’s obvious that these are just tips and tricks from a friend who’s been around the Primary block a few times. Whether this stuff will work for you and your Primary is up to you. If any of […]
I’ve been in Primary for almost 15 years! Sure, there were a few breaks for Young Women’s, so my total time in Primary is probably more like 12 years, but, you know. That’s just a lot of years in Primary. And a lot of years of working on Primary programs–the sacrament meeting when the Primary shares […]
I made this little poster at the beginning of the year to put up by the clocks in our Primary room. I don’t know why but I can *never* remember when we’re supposed to start and finish the different sections of Primary. It’s super handy to be able to glance up at this poster to […]
It’s stunning, but there are still more Pinewood Derby printables that I put together for our big event. Last minute stuff, like this Garage sign: We stuck it on the “Garage.” Also identified as the portable Hymn Book book shelf (don’t tell the chorister). Super simple, but this worked well for us. I printed a […]
The Pinewood Derby printable set has been popular! I am so glad. The Pinewood Derby is always a big project–anything that can help make it easier is useful. Emily e-mailed me asking about an invitation. I didn’t make one to go along with the certificates, but it was easy to put one together. I saved […]
The other item I wanted to add to the Articles of Faith set is flashcards. These are a set of the 13 Articles of Taste, laid out into four-per-page. The idea is that you could print off a set for each child and they could use them to study and memorize their articles of faith. […]
This week I’m doing a “mop-up” week–there are a handful of updates and tweaks that have been requested or that I’ve been thinking about that I just haven’t made time to get finished up. Today I’m sharing a blank Articles of Taste sheet that could easily be used for a family. Instead of the title […]
My third son is a Cub Scout and I’m only just starting to understand how the program works. I put together the answers to a few FAQ’s that may help other parents who are new to scouting. I’m hoping we can start giving this out to the parents in our pack. It’s two pages, meant […]
Yesterday I posted 2015 Cub Scout tracking sheets that are meant for LDS dens. Today I’m posting a one page sheet tailored for LDS cubs that is meant to follow one cub scout through his entire Cub Scout career. This is especially helpful for a den that folds in ages for den meetings or for […]
I think I’ve mentioned before that part of my calling in Primary is to help out with Cub Scouts when needed. I’m working on organizing some stuff for our pack and I just put together tracking sheets for our Wolf, Bear, and Webelos dens. I know lots of people like to track this with online […]
A few months ago I shared our Primary 13 Articles of Taste program. The idea is that each class earns items for their ice cream sundae as they memorize the 13 Articles of Faith. We celebrated their work together with an ice cream party. Each child got a ticket for each topping they earned. The […]
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