Our original download site has been up and down again lately, so you can also download these handouts here. I'm trying something new...putting all of my handouts out at the first of the month. That way if you're covering a different topic that week you still have something if you want them! All handouts are 4"x5" so you can fit 4 on a page, or you can download the PDF versions. Enjoy! Handouts for Why is work an important gospel principle? You can download them here or click on the images and save as. PDF version is available here. Handouts for What is the Lord's way for providing for the poor and needy? You can download them here or click on the images and save as. PDF version is available here. Handouts for Why is it important for me to gain an education and develop skills? You can download them here, or click on the images and save as. These journal cards and scriptures help the Young Women complete Personal Progress Knowledge Value Experience 2. PDF version is available here. Handouts for What does it mean to be self-reliant? You can download them here or click on the images and save as.PDF version is available here. We know a lot of you have downloaded our handouts, so thank you! Let us know in the comments; are they helpful? My Young Women love them!
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Look what I got today. I talked about it here. Just wanted to share that I love it. Choose to be happy!
Here's a little help with Sunday scripture study. If it helps, here's a Nestible (free printable) for you to use.
Happy Sunday! Now, I KNOW Thanksgiving hasn't even happened yet, BUT there are only NINE Saturdays until Christmas!! Yikes! This year I decided that I want most of my gifts to be DIY gifts...but a lot of the time I'm not very creative. So I compiled a list of homemade, DIY gifts! 17 ish. I'm not that I counted right, and I'm not counting again. Either way, that means you can do two-ish every Saturday from now until Christmas. Math is not my strong point, so if I'm wrong, just laugh. Baby backpack emergency kit from Mom at LDS Nest (that's us!) You can really do this for anyone, and it's practical, useful, and totally cute. DIY Copper bangles from Monster Circus (it's easier than you think! Also, the page is in Danish.) How fun would it be to use a metal stamping kit too? Like the ones here and here. Story Stones from Crafting Connections. You can actually buy these, but if you're artsy, you could DIY them too. and they are so adorable! I should actually probably get started...
UPdated: download the handouts here! Handouts are still the same--Charity and Virtue previously had the same scriptures on them, but now they have the right scriptures on them. We've moved where to download them and you shouldn't have any problems with the site! Thanks for stopping by! Make sure to follow us for updates! These handouts coincide with the lesson outline "How can I become more Christlike?" for this month in Come, Follow Me. You can download these handouts here or click on the images and "save as". If you've already done this lesson, we also have handouts for lessons "why is it important to be grateful?" and "how can I be more Christlike in my service to others?" {4"x5" handouts and journal cards} I plan on handing out these cards for my class to look up the scriptures and then tell us what they learned from that scripture. {3.5"x2" Christlike attribute cards}
Here are some handouts for your classes from October's Come, Follow Me "Why is it important to be grateful?" You can also use the journal cards found here that I made for my aunt's Relief Society activity. You can download all of the cards for this lesson outline here or click on the images and "save as". Handouts are 4x5 so you can fit 4 on a page. Print on card-stock and you are good to go! These are mini 3x2 cards to be used throughout the week. Print them on card-stock and have the girls take a few to write down the blessings they see throughout the week. Again, here is the link to download them. Are these helpful in your lessons? Comment and let us know!
Did any of you use last week's Short and Sweet FHE idea? Here is one for this week!
SING: Nephi's Courage SAY: 1 Nephi 3:7 SHOW: Tools needed to build a boat (like a hammer). You can liken the boat to testimony. SWEET: Swedish fish (or gold fish!) Here are some handouts for Come, Follow Me this October; "How can I be more Christlike in my service to Others?" You can download the handouts here or click on the images and "save as". I switched things up this time and the handouts are 4x5 instead of 4x6. This way you can fit 4 on a page without re-sizing the image! Hope this helps! These are 3x2 "love note" cards for the girls. Print on cardstock and have your girls take a few for the week to write notes of encouragement and love on the back. Encourage them to then give them to those that could use a kind word. Great way to apply the lesson! Again, the download link is here. Please tweet, pin, or share these on Facebook!
My husband and I have a toddler just shy of being 2 years old. Family Home Evening is a little hard sometimes, simply because toddlers have short attention spans...but if we are being totally honest, so do I. So we came up with "short and sweet" family home evenings. We will share one every week, so make sure you sign up for our email updates to get them sent straight to your inbox. Here is this week: SING: Follow the Prophet SAY: 1 Nephi 19:24 and/or one thing you learned from General Conference this past weekend SHOW: Thomas S. Monson (or picture of a prophet) SWEET: Skittles! (simply because we have some leftover from conference) Don't forget to leave your email address here if you haven't already signed up! This way next week you will get Short and Sweet sent straight to your email. I am totally amazed at the speed with which LDS quotes from General Conference are put out. I'm not that fast. I like to sit back and enjoy conference! But, I love the quotes, so of course I made just a couple while my husband was at the Priesthood session. Why not, right? I think the emphasis on missionary work is huge! I've always been afraid of missionary work, but I love what M. Russell Ballard said; "Pray for the strength to become more bold" in sharing the gospel. What did you get out of Conference? PS. You can download the above images for free by clicking on them, or check out this other stuff! (Christmas is coming up, and these would make awesome gifts!)
Life's a little slower for us. Yesterday the Rainbow Maker and I did a little art project. Here's how her's turned out. http://ge.tt/3JWzArt/v/0?c It's the Church's 2014 Mutual theme, here with my design. I wanted to see how this type of design would turn out with it. It's a hand drawn, ink drawing and I kind of like it. I did my print on watercolor paper and watercolors. She did here's on smooth art paper and markers.
Here are the values with the design. You can print them off on colored cardstock or white and color them.
And because some of you aren't in YW here is a blank one to use. This might work for youth to color in during General Conference and put a quote in the blank section. Or maybe something for Primary. You can tell us how you thought to use it.
Death happens differently for each person, but the outcome of it is the same for everyone it touches. We are left to mourn someone we love and a chance to live again. My sister died about two months ago. If you’re new you can read about it here, here, here, and here. If you’ve been with us for that long, you basically know the story. I still don’t understand why she’s gone, and that’s okay, but I wanted to share my "tips" for dealing with death. Hopefully they can help you too.
How have you coped with the death of a loved one? Add to the list in the comments! UPDATE: Right after I initially posted this I realized the post title should actually read, "Coping with my sister's death and things that HELP". Because coping with death is on-going...it never really goes away. We remember every day. We live on every day, but it doesn't necessarily make the missing go away. It's a daily thing. I still hope you can find the post helpful to you. Remember to read the comments that have been added for more ways to help cope! (11/06/2013)
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