Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
As I have talked about in past posts, to learn the Scripture Masteries, it is best to spotlight one scripture a week. BUT you can’t very well scripture chase with only one scripture you have learned. Well the document here (front and back) has all the mnemonics for the D&C. On a “Flexible day” in the Pacing Guide, you may want to go over the first 6 mnemonics and have…
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Three weeks in to teaching and these Scripture Mastery posters have proven to be money well-spent:Click HERE for link.The past 2 years, I have printed the posters myself and they were not as effective or durable.The first day of the week, I post the Sc…
Here are the Doctrine and Covenants scripture mastery passages on a map of the United States to show where they were revealed. It’s interesting to note how much travel Joseph Smith was doing between the various church settlements. Available in colorized and black and white versions. Vector illustration of United States courtesty of Vector Portal. http://www.vectorportal.com/subcategory/87/USA-OUTLINE-VECTOR-MAP.eps/ifile/3334/detailtest.asp ** Please note, the scripture mastery passage in Joseph Smith–History is not included here…
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This D&C Scripture Mastery poster is based on the way that I started tracking scripture mastery last year. I found it was easier for me to track SM by scripture reference instead of student, because I could glance at the poster and see immediately which SM passages everyone had passed off and which ones no one had worked on. I had a similar BoM version of this poster printed at…
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The Famous Linda D has shared her amazing Clever Candy file with us again this year. She has updated it to fit the new scripture mastery passages for D&C. Enjoy!
This is a version of the Death Star Scripture Mastery Files for D&C. These are the new scripture mastery passages. Available as a single letter-sized page image, JPG so you can make your own, or EPS for advanced users.
Downloaded from: http://nwseminaryshare.weebly.com/home/5-day-a-week-scripture-mastery-helps-dc If the two images here do not work, click on the links at the bottom. I have also added this link on the website to the last blog post if that did not open the PDF for you. As Seminary teachers, we know scripture mastery is important, and we should do a little scripture mastery every day. But most teachers are overwhelmed with the thought of…
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This scripture mastery tracking form has columns for each of the scripture mastery passages plus space for student names. It’s formatted to span 2 pages across and as many pages down as needed. Space for a full classroom of students.
2014 Doctrine and Covenants Scripture Mastery Posters in 8.5×11 pdf format include the reference, rhyme, and keywords. The section goes with the rhyme written in black lettering (i.e. 3 Heavens not just 1 – D&C 131), and the key words are in the cursive gray lettering.
2014 Doctrine and Covenants Scripture Mastery Posters in 8.5×11 pdf format include the reference, rhyme, and keywords. The section goes with the rhyme written in black lettering (i.e. Do good, don’t wait – D&C 58), and the key words are in the cursive gray lettering.
Downloaded from: http://seminaryatsixam.blogspot.com/2014/05/the-sacrament-prayer.html As we studied the Sacrament Prayers in Moroni, this was a fun activity:(Adapt it for learning a Scripture Mastery verse or learning the Articles of Faith) Divided my class into 2 teams In the Cultural Hall, I placed 2 rolling chalk boards at opposite ends of the room- not too close to the walls, but with backs facing each other and far enough away that the teams…
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Downloaded from: http://seminarymoments.blogspot.com/2014/03/alma-14.html Had the class read Alma 14Then handed out a Scripture Mastery card to each one of them.They had to read the scripture, then tell us how it applies to what we learned in Alma 14.Every one of them managed to tie their scripture in with the lesson. It was an awesome moment to hear what they each shared.I would recommend you try it.
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