FHE Idea: Hold to the Rod

Great lesson idea from Sugardoodle.net that could be used for Family Home Evening (FHE) or Sharing Time in Primary.

• Source: Sugardoodle.net
• Created By: Melanie Day

Chorister Flipchart: "Our Bishop"

Flipchart for the Primary song, "Our Bishop". Amy says:

On pg. 4, I tell my pre-readers that "word" says word. On the word "help" (pg. 6), I use a marker to draw a comic talking bubble around it and we identify it as the word Help! for the pre-readers in Junior Primary. On pg. 8, I picked a picture where the bishop looked like the girls in the picture, maybe their father too. On pg. 9, we talk about how we sing the word "do" instead of "choose". I printed this on cardstock and even my Sunbeams were able to pick it up. Yeah!

• Source: Sugardoodle.net
• Created By: Amy Goodyear

Worksheet: 2008 Primary Lesson Planner

This MS Excel worksheet was created by Gaye Willis to make scheduling 2008 Primary lessons easier. The Sundays are all listed. You'll need to adjust lessons based on the date of your stake conference, and you might also want to move the Easter and Christmas lessons before finalizing your own schedule.

Contains lessons and projected dates from each of the Primary manuals to be used.

• Created By: Gaye Willis

Meeting Outline: Stake Primary Meeting Intro to 2008

Cathy Blackburn shares what her stake did to introduce the 2008 Primary Theme: I am a Child of God. Used at a Stake Leadership meeting.

• Source: Sugardoodle.net
• Created By: Cathy Blackburn

Activity: Stripling Warriors Coloring Page

Activity for coloring and cut-out for the Stripling Warriors.

• Source: The Friend
• Date: July 1992

Biography: Meet the Current Primary Presidency

Do you know the current Primary Presidency? If not, here's a quick introduction. Click through to meet them!

• Source: Deseret News

Lesson: November 2007 Suggested Sharing Time

The Church's suggested Sharing Time as found in the November 2007 Friend about being grateful by being respectful and by obeying the commandments.

• Source: lds.org

Lesson: December 2007 Suggested Sharing Time

The Church has provided its suggested Sharing Time lesson for Primary. As found originally in the Friend magazine, this helpful lesson contains printouts, suggestions for activities and songs, and more.

• Source: LDS.org

Sharing Time: 2008 Sharing Time Themes

The Church has posted the 2008 Primary Theme for Sharing Time. For those of us who like to get a head-start on this stuff, this hasn't come a day too soon! The 2008 theme is "I Am a Child of God", and that goes for the annual Sacrament Meeting Primary Music program as well.

• Source: LDS.org

Lesson: Watch Your Attitude, Show Your Gratitude

Fun Sharing Time idea for Primary, based on the book Scarecrow by Cynthia Rylant. Teaches how to have an "attitude of gratitude."

• Source: Sugardoodle.net
• Created By: Cinda Nethercott

Activity: Jingle Bell Wreaths

Fun idea for teaching the song "Christmas Bells" for Primary or Nursery kids. Could also be a fun Family Home Evening idea. You'll like it - check it out!

• Source: Sugardoodle.net
• Created By: AnJanette Broderick

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Idea: "Wand"erful Singing

Fun idea to give the primary kids a little ‘thank you’ after the program to let them know what a great job they’ve done.

• Source: Sugardoodle.net
• Created By: JoAnne Dittmer

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Activity: 2007 General Conference Activity Book

Fun activity for the kids (and maybe even the adults) to do during 2007 October General Conference! This packet contains games, jokes, coloring, and info about the General Authorities. Perfect for Conference Weekend.

• Source: Sugardoodle.net
• Created By: Trisha Davis

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Schedule: Activity Days

Suggested schedule for Activity Days, well, activities, for 2007.

• Source: Sugardoodle.net
• Created By: Becky Tolman

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Activity: Trunk-or-Treat Halloween

Holding a Trunk-or-Treat Halloween activity is a great way to keep Halloween safe. What is a Trunk-or-Treat? It's when several families get together at the church building, park their cars in the parking lot, open up the trunks of their cars, and kids come around to each car to Trunk-or-Treat instead of going house to house to Trick-or-Treat.

• Source: About.com
• Created By: Rachel Woods

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