Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
This is a Reverence Book or Quiet Book I made at an Enrichment night. It would make a fun project for a Quarterly Primary Activity or Enrichment Activity. You could also use this as a baptism or Christmas gift. Instructions Buy a photo album that holds 4×6 photos. Cut each page along the dotted lines, and glue the photos on the pages with a glue stick. Insert the pages in…
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Girl with arms folded thinking, “I can be Reverent.”
Sharing time help for July 2012 Week 3 on Reverence.
This is one of the activities in our quiet book. I have used it in a number of different ways. : I have used it for F.H.E. : Sacrament meeting activity. : You could also blow it up and use it for sharing time. : If you are a song leader you could place one song on the back of each piece when you call on a child he/she can…
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M’Shelle D.’s husband is using a fun reward system in his Primary class. “He will reward Primary Bucks to students randomly for various things: bringing scriptures to class, memorizing articles of faith, participation, good behavior, etc. He then plans to have a class activity in which the children can use their “bucks” to purchase fun prizes.” Thanks! 1 per page, 8.5 x 11 inches, black and white.
My friend Amy mentioned she wanted to give out copies of these bees and write a message on them for her Primary kids…so I made some little cards for her with the message already on it. We hope others can enjoy using them too! Thanks for the “bee”! Thanks, Kerry G
We have been working on teaching our Primary children the importance of reverence. It has been difficult to come up with things that both Junior and Senior Primary can understand. We came up with “Millie the Church Mouse”. She is a small mouse that is hidden in the Primary room before church. Attached to her is always a new message for the children. So each Sunday as we gather for…
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