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Friday, October 30, 2015

{Sharing Time} Jesus Christ taught us how to serve others

Here's the Bible Video of the Good Samaritan


Jesus taught us in parables, one parable is the parable of the Good Samaritan.

A man was traveling from Jerusalem to Jericho. Thieves were known to hide behind the big rocks along the steep pathway. The Jewish man was attacked by thieves and was left very hurt and with nothing, only to die. As the man was on the side of the road, a Jewish priest came by but he didn't stop and kept going. A Jewish Levite came but he just crossed the road to the other side and kept going. Both the priest and the Levite were men who served in the temple, they were suppose to be examples of righteousness.
Last a men from Samaria saw the beaten man, he stopped and washed the man's wounds, then put him onto his donkey and went to an inn so the Jewish man could rest and get food. The Samaritan man gave the innkeeper money to take care of the beaten man.

 The Samaritans and the Jews weren't friends, they worshipped a little differently from the Jews and the Jews thought that they were better than the Samaritans. So for a Samaritan to stop and help a Jew is a really good example of what we can do for those that may not be as nice to us.


For this game, you'll need scratch off stickers for the game board to find the Good Samaritan and good acts to do. You can purchase scratch off stickers! (I haven't been able to find any that are big enough to cover these squares. The squares on the game are a little over 2 inches so stickers should be about that size  you can make your own!

Each character on the board (11 in all) represents something about service, whether it's about themselves doing service, receiving service, and also some scenarios to share! The board when assembled is about 18x20 inches.

If you want to just retell the story using the jumbo cutouts, you can find them below on sale!!

(use coupon code SERVICEGS for 20% off through Saturday, 10/31)



(on sale thru 11/8 for $2.99)


Tuesday, October 27, 2015

Primary 7, Lesson 42

LDS.org Primary 7, Lesson 42: The Conversion of Saul

(included in the download)
Saul was a man who was very critical of the Church and would persecute the members of the Church, sometimes putting them in prison.
One day Saul and some others were on their way to Damascus to put some of the disciples in prison. Then a great light surrounded Saul and he fell to the ground. Saul heard the voice of Jesus Christ asking him why he was persecuting the members of the Church. Saul asked Jesus what Jesus wanted him to do and was told to continue to Damascus and he would be told what to do.
As Saul got up, he became blind. The others with him helped him into Damascus. Saul was blind for 3 days, during that time he didn't eat or drink.

A Church leader in Damascus was named Ananias. Ananias had a vision and he was told to go find Saul. Ananias was scared to go find Saul because he knew that he could be put in prison. But the Lord told him to go because He had a mission for Saul. When he found Saul, using the priesthood, Ananias blessed Saul and Saul's sight returned. Saul was then baptized and changed his name to Paul. Paul was called to be an Apostle, he became a missionary and taught the gospel to many people.


Here's a Bible Video about Saul on the Road to Damascus.


You could also use these scripture figures of the conversion of Saul from the Friend, go HERE to download.


DOWNLOAD HERE
(includes journal page, Saul's question & story, and Saul's repentance)

Primary 7, Lesson 41

LDS.org Primary 7, Lesson 41 James Teaches Us to Control Our Tongues


(includes journal page, attention activity and good/bad triangles)



Monday, October 26, 2015

Primary 7, Lesson 40

LDS.ORG Primary 7, Lesson 40: Peter and Cornelius

I LOVE Elder Hunter's quote (#3 in enrichment activities) and couldn't help but think of these paper dolls from the Friend! And how you can use them to help the kids to understand that all children around the world are the same, Heavenly Father loves them and wants them to learn about the Gospel, He hears their prayers.

 There's one from each month and you can download them here:





 (included in the download)
Cornelius was a Roman centurion. He was a devout, God-fearing man. An  angel appeared to him and told him to go get the apostle Peter. Peter had a vision that had the meaning that it was time that the gospel be taught the gospel without having first to convert to Judaism. At this time, the gospel was only being taught to the Jews, this was the first time that the gospel will be taught to the Gentiles.
(Peter was the head of the Church at this time, he held all the keys for the Church)
During this time, Cornelius had fasted and prayed for 4 days to know God’s will. The angel promised him that Peter held the answers.
Heavenly Father is teaching us that He “is no respecter of persons” (Acts 10:34) Every person can have the opportunity to hear the gospel. Peter taught and testified of Christ’s life and mission. The Holy Ghost testified to
Cornelius that what Peter was teaching was true. Cornelius was baptized. This became a huge step in the Church beginning to teach ALL people.



(includes phrase strips from enrichment activity #1 & journal page)






November Editable Newsletter


Sunday, October 25, 2015

Primary 3, Lesson 40

Primary 3, Lesson 40 Worshiping at Church



$1.25 USD

Friday, October 23, 2015

February 2016 Monthly Poster





Primary 7, Lesson 39: Stephen, the Martyr

Primary 7, Lesson 39: Stephen, the Martyr

After Jesus died, many of the Jewish leaders thought that the miracles and the Church of Jesus would go away, but they didn't because the Apostles could perform miracles and continued teaching the gospel. This angered the leaders and they put two of the apostles in prison and James was killed.
Stephen was a righteous man and one of seven that the Apostles called to help them manage and run the Church. He was accused of going against Jewish law, he was arrested and taken to trial by the Jewish Council.
At the trial, Stephen told them that they were wicked and that they had killed Jesus Christ.
Stephen then looked up and there saw Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ. He told the leaders what he saw but they didn't believe him and were angry. They took Stephen and stoned him to death. As he was dying, Stephen asked for God to take his spirit.


Learn more about the Godhead with this cut and paste activity. Cut out the characteristics of each of the members of the Godhead and glue them onto the chart under the right member. Activity includes 12 characteristics to cut out.



Monday, October 19, 2015

{Sharing Time} Temple work helps me and my family come unto Christ

 We can help our families come closer to Christ through temple work because as we prepare to  go to the temple, we become Christlike. To go to the temple we must be morally clean, obey the commandments and keep the Word of Wisdom and also pay a full tithe. When we are temple worthy our homes will have the Spirit.

DOWNLOAD FULL SHEET HERE (PDF HERE)
DOWNLOAD 4X6 HERE (PDF HERE)
DOWNLOAD SHEET OF 4 HERE (PDF HERE)


This game is from another Sharing Time but it's still a fun one. For this use a hamster ball (you know the one with the lid and they can run around the house) put all the circles in and as your pianist plays have the kids pass the ball. When the music stops, the child that has the ball picks one out shares it and maybe have them share an experience/idea/testimony about that, then you share anything you have about it.

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 $2.00



Thursday, October 15, 2015

{Sunday Box} Presidents of the Church Matching Halves

Each President of the Church has a matching halves puzzle the top has a picture and the bottom half has the bottom of the picture for easier matching and some fun facts from their lives. 16 in all, about the size of an index card.



Wednesday, October 14, 2015

January 2016 Monthly Poster






Monday, October 12, 2015

Ponderize 2016 Primary Cards

If you haven't yet heard of this, please read this talk from Conference. In this talk Brother Durrant spoke about using the scriptures as friends and to ponder + memorize = ponderize the scriptures so even in hard times you will have something good to think about.
With this I thought that it'd be so fun for the kids to become involved in this blog crazy sensation.

These cards are just index card size (3.5x5) to be able to carry easily in kids' lunch boxes, in their backpacks, on their mirrors or dressers or on the fridge for the whole family. There is just one per month. There is first the scripture and then a question(s) to ponder and think about.

There are also 3 covers to choose.


UPDATE 12/23/15: Thank you so much for your comments and emails about these fun cards. I've been asked to add solid colors and black and white cards so these have now been added (scroll down). Thank you for the requests!





DOWNLOAD SOLID COLOR CARDS


DOWNLOAD B/W CARDS (COVER INCLUDED IN DOWNLOAD)



Friday, October 9, 2015

{Sharing Time} Following the prophet will help us come unto Christ


DOWNLOAD SHEET OF 4 HERE
DOWNLOAD PDF HERE


DOWNLOAD WORDSEARCH HERE
DOWNLOAD SHEET OF 2 WORDSEARCH HERE

DOWNLOAD PDF HERE 
(INCLUDES BOTH FULL PAGE AND 2 SHEET)



Thursday, October 8, 2015

Gospel ABC Quiet Book {for little kids}


For the little kids, I wanted to do some sort of activity to go along with the same letter that I used for the older kids version. So for these they are either on printer paper size for easy at home printing or you can take it to the copy shop and get it printed. You will need velcro or magnet bits for some of the pages that have pieces to go with it. You can easily attach an envelope to the back and laminate the whole page together then use an exacto knife and "cut" open the envelope to hold the pieces. You can also laminate and use just as table activities instead of a book.








Friday, October 2, 2015

**NEW** Gospel ABCs Book {for older kids}

I've had so many requests for the Gospel ABC book in the Sunday Box from when I did it a few years ago, but since 4shared has turned into a whole slue of problems with viruses, no one can get it (even me with my hard drive crash) so I needed a new one and here's the first version! Geared toward older kids in Primary. (GO HERE TO CHECK OUT THE LITTLE KID VERSION!) Each are sized at 4x6. You can laminate and put book rings on them or get it spiral bound at your local copy shop. You can also put them into a photo book.

Download includes PDFs and JPEGs to take into a print shop. Please note that the cover is a separate download.





DOWNLOAD JPEGS HERE 
(print as photos at Costco, Walgreens, etc)
*for this download you will be taken to an album page you'll just need to hit the download button on the right and it'll begin downloading, may take a while*
(2 letters per sheet still sized at 4x6)