Jesus loves the little Children

Jesus loves the little Children

Tuesday, November 13, 2018

December 31–January 6 ,We Are Responsible for Our Own Learning

Weekly scriptures: John 1:38,  Matthew 7:7, Luke 18:22
Songs: Come Follow Me
Link on lds.org for music video
https://www.lds.org/children/music/music-videos?lang=eng#4324041870001
Ideas: Show pictures of people following the Savior in different ways.


Coloring page:

Encouragement for scripture study through the year.
July 2013 Friend "One scoop at a time"
Tell the story from the friend and save a scoop of popcorn every time they implement a scripture or element from that week's lessons. Have a popcorn party when it's full, or make popcorn balls to share with friends when full.

Story from the Friend
https://www.lds.org/friend/2018/11/thankful-for-scriptures?lang=eng


Friday, June 22, 2018

Families can be together forever, song story


Shared by Katie Peterson, on lds song leaders Facebook page
                                                                                        Families Can Be Together Forever Song Story
From" The Price of Priesthood Power"        by President Russell M. Nelson

You all have heard that our prophet, President Nelson, was a heart surgeon. He told us all a story  about a family he met because he was   their surgeon. The parents
names were Ruth and Jimmy Hatfield. This is a story about President Nelson and the Hatfields.
(sing) "I have a fam’ly here on earth.
They are so good to me,
I want to share my life with them through
All eternity."

Ruth and Jimmy’s first son, Jimmy Jr. had already died, they thought, because of heart disease. But they also had two little girls:Laural Ann and
Gay Lynn. Those girls
had heart disease, too. The parents asked for President Nelson’s help; he was Dr. Nelson back then. He did the surgeries, but he couldn’t save them. Both little girls
died.
"Fam’lies can be together forever
Through Heav’nly Father’s plan.
I always want to be with my own family,
And the Lord has shown me how I can.
The Lord has shown me how I can."
You can imagine how Ruth and Jimmy felt when they learned that their little girls were gone. They were heartbroken. But they were also angry. They were mad at President Nelson, at the church, and maybe mad at Heavenly Father, too.
President Nelson was so sad for them. He said he felt “haunted” by the situation and grieved for them for almost 60 years. Over that time, he tried to contact them, but they didn’t want to talk to him.

One night in May 2015, President Nelson woke up suddenly in the middle of the night. He could feel the presence of those two little girls, Laural Ann and Gay Lynn.
He couldn’t see them or hear them with his ears, but spiritually he could hear them say “Brother Nelson, we are not sealed to anyone! Can you help us?”

Soon after that night, he learned that their mother, who had lived a long life, had
passed away. Because of those two girls, President Nelson tried again to contact the
father and finally he agreed to meet. Jimmy was now 88 years old, and President
Nelson was over 90, but he knelt on the floor in front of Jimmy and spoke from his
heart about his daughters’ pleadings. He told him he wanted to seal his family
together, but that it would take time and work to be ready and worthy to enter the
temple.
"While I am in my early years,
I’ll prepare most carefully,
So I can marry in God’s temple for eternity."
Jimmy accepted and began preparing to enter the temple. He worked hard and had a
lot of help from the people in his ward. President Nelson called him a hero for what
he was willing to do. And not long ago, President Nelson sealed him to his wife Ruth,
and to all his children. And many hearts were healed.
"Fam’lies can be together forever
Through Heav’nly Father’s plan.
I always want to be with my own family,
And the Lord has shown me how I can.
The Lord has shown me how I can."

Thursday, December 29, 2016

January week 2



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Introduce year theme Sharing time

Because we have 5 Sundays in January, you could use this as a chance to share the yearly theme with the children.  This is just one way, using the "Friend" and the monthly challenge cards.

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Click on picture and save to computer and then print

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Introduce songs for the year


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Friday, August 19, 2016

Saturday, August 13, 2016

Scripture heroes of the First Presidency




Although I am no longer serving in the Primary Presidency, I thought I would share this from my files.












Thursday, April 7, 2016

Week 2: Jesus Christ is the perfect example for me.


Introduce the doctrine: Sing “Do As I’m Doing” (CS, 276), and ask the children to follow you as you do several simple actions, such as clapping your hands, stretching your arms above your head, or marching in place.
Ask the children to name some things they have learned by following someone’s example (for example, how to make a bed or play a game). Write on the board “Jesus Christ is the perfect example for me.” Testify that Christ was the only person who has lived on the earth who has set the perfect example for us to follow. Have the children read the sentence together.
Show the three empty bags  labeled “Peacemakers,” “Kindness,” and “Loving and Serving.”  Say, “We can’t do all the things that Jesus Christ did, but, like Him, we can be kind, we can be peacemakers, and we can love and serve others.”
Following the example of Jesus is a sweet feeling.  We can make others feel good when we follow His example.
Have a child choose a strip of paper and read (or you read) the situation . Ask, “What would you do?” or “How would you like to be treated if this happened to you?”
Place the candy piece in the correct bag. Complete as many situations as possible.

Sing “I’m trying to be like Jesus” with the children, and then bear testimony of the “sweetness” of following the example of Jesus Christ.






Friday, March 11, 2016

Primary Talk, Heavenly Father Speaks to us through Prophets

I was thinking about those of you with Primary aged children who be called on to give a talk in Primary.   This would be also a good for Family Home Evening.