Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
I try to make a logo for the mutual theme every year, and this came to me the other day for the 2015 mutual theme, Embark in the Service of God from D&C 4:2. After a few sketches to design, I still love it. It’s better than the Church’s logo, and it’s perfect for a youth conference t-shirt, camp flag, or even an invite to New Beginnings. As always, you’re…
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This white dress card is for giving a handkerchief to someone who is preparing to attend the temple for the first time. It has a poem on the back that reads: Tuck this white handkerchief away, Then take it out to be used on a very special day, When you go to the temple to make covenants And receive your own Temple Endowment. Here are the instructions Step 1 –…
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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 magnet idea was submitted several months ago, but it got lost in my inbox somehow…. It was submitted by Janine B who says, “I thought it would be a good idea to have the girls pick their value projects and write them somewhere where their parents would see them too. I printed these fridge magnets thinking that if their goals were on their refrigerators they would also be on…
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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!
This is a generic Arise and Shine forth invitation. You could use it for birthday cards, New Beginnings invitations, Standards Night invites, and more.
This is a generic Shine Forth invitation. You could use it for birthday cards, New Beginnings invitations, Standards night invites, and more. The PDF is recommended for printing.
This card template was made using my LDS Digital Scrapbooking elements. This makes two cards per 8.5 x 11 inch sheet of paper. It has a ribbon with the flower elements and the word “Young Women” in the bottom right quadrant in “Scriptina” font. There is plenty of space on this card to type in the title of your event, and it’s generic enough to use for birthday cards, invitations,…
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Kim A. compiled several ideas to create this Standards Night activity idea. It uses a kryptonite object lesson to teach dating standards — run, don’t resist. It also includes a list of celestial dating rules said to have been passed out by President Hinckley by ywconnection.com. I have no way of verifying this claim, but have no special reason to doubt it either. In my version of Word, the bag…
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This cute skit uses Disney songs and fairy tales to teach principles of modesty. Submitted by the author, Lisa T. Hansen. Here’s what Lisa says about Modesty Matters: Our stake produced a 45 minute play titled “Modesty Matters.” It features four scenes from Fairy Tales. The heroine of each tale learns a lesson about modesty while a King and Magic Mirror observe and narrate the play. The short musical numbers…
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This cute skit uses Disney songs and fairy tales to teach principles of modesty. Submitted by the author, Lisa T. Hansen. Here’s what Lisa says about Modesty Matters: Our stake produced a 45 minute play titled “Modesty Matters.” It features four scenes from Fairy Tales. The heroine of each tale learns a lesson about modesty while a King and Magic Mirror observe and narrate the play. The short musical numbers…
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Marilynn M. shared this cute script for a New Beginnings activity. It is based on the book The Plain Princess and integrates each of the seven values in to the skit. It’s a Readers’ Theater, so it’s not necessary to memorize the parts (some of them are very long). There are 13 speaking parts. 9 pages, 8.5 x 11 inches, black and white.
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