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Jennifer Smith
November 7, 2008
The Holy Ghost will whisper. Listen, listen to the still small voice. (Children’s Songbook, page 106.) “Good morning,” Mom greeted Kim cheerfully. “Breakfast is almost ready. Would you finish setting the table for me?” Kim put silverware and a glass at each plate, pulled out a chair, propped her head in her hands, and stared at the flower pattern on her plate. “Are you excited about your all-day picnic,” Mom…
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Jennifer Smith
January 5, 2007
Ask everyone to close their eyes and listen to the music that you are about to play. Tell them to think about how the music makes them feel. Play the scary music (you can find web sites that allow you to download Halloween music and sounds for free). Play the loud music. Next, play the soft music. Let them know that when the Holy Ghost speaks to us we won’t…
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Jennifer Smith
October 8, 2006
Start off your lesson with a volenteer to put on a pair of socks. When you show the volenteer the muddy socks, he/she won’t want to put them on. Walk around the room asking for another volenteer to put them on. After they are reject the opportunity to put on the socks, relate it the the holy ghost, that he does not dwell in unclean things, just like we would…
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Jennifer Smith
March 7, 2006
I asked each member of the class to listen to the heart of the girl next to her. They laughed and giglled!. Then I gave them each a stethescope and had them listen again. Our lesson was on the Holy Ghost as an instrument used in hearing Heavenly Father. It worked great!
Jennifer Smith
February 22, 2006
I brought my cell phone and would play the different tones and asked them to listen to them and think what kind of promptings they would represent. The happy tones represented the Holy Ghost letting you know that something was good. The tones that sounded scarey were warnings. The tones that were peaceful were comfortings. The different sounds from the cell phone could actually help them feel things and associate…
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