Free Come Follow Me Lesson Helps: Doctrine and Covenants 3-5

 

I hope you've all had a wonderful week! I'm popping in tonight with some new Come Follow Me lesson helps. This week we will be covering Doctrine and Covenants Section 3-5 and focusing on choosing the right even when its hard. We are going to learn a little bit about Martin Harris losing the manuscript and relate it to our lives using a story about two girls and their puppies.  I also add a cute puppy themed choose the right game and journal page.  These activities are perfect for families or primary. You can find all of the fun printables free in the download below! (Please ignore the cover page in the download-the links are correct but the numbers are wrong-sorry about that.  I fix it when I have a minute :) Please let me know if you have any questions and I'd love to know what you do for Come Follow Me this week.

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The Best Pillow Fort Activities To Do This Winter

When the weather outside is frightful, it can be hard to keep the kids entertained as screen time and coloring books can only be fun for so long. However, the right indoor activities can make staying at home a blast — starting with building an epic pillow fort!

Building a pillow fort is a super fun activity that keeps your kids engaged while letting their imagination run wild. All you have to do is hunt down a few sheets, pillows and supportive furniture for you and your family to have fun four hours on end.

Check out these tips and ideas from Apartment Guide to build the ultimate pillow fort where you and your kids can spend quality time and make treasured memories!

1. Play pretend

A fort is whatever your child wants it to be, like a secret cave in the wilderness or a pirate ship setting sail to find the lost treasure. The point is to let your kids' imaginations run wild and have fun. To help them create the ambiance they’re looking for, check out these printable fort decorations to transform their fun new space.

2. Play a game

You can’t go wrong by breaking out the games like Monopoly, Battleship or Scrabble. Depending on where you assembled your fort, you could even set up a gaming console and play some video games or play some app games on a handheld device which will keep the kids occupied for hours.

3. Make crafts

Turn your pillow fort into the ultimate crafting station where you can let your children create pieces of art that can be displayed on the fridge. Try coloring, drawing or a crafting activity like these printable unicorn and puppy masks that can be cut out and worn using a string or wooden popsicle stick!

4. Watch a movie

Make some popcorn and break out the sweet treats and get ready for the ultimate movie night in your pillow fort! Make sure your fort is near a TV or set up a projector inside your fort to shine on a blank wall to make your very own movie theatre. Handheld tablets also work in smaller sized forts!

5. Host a tea party

Turn your fortress into a venue to host a lavish tea party. Dress up and make cookies and finger sandwiches to go with your fresh pot of tea. Have your kid send out these printable tea party invites to other members of your household along with matching tea and snack tags.

Whether you're cooped up indoors due to the winter weather or just looking for a fun weekend activity, pillow forts will help keep your kids entertained for hours. Keep the fun going by making their fort a personal fortress that engages them in different activities that encourage creativity, imagination and leisurely fun!

26 Fun Holidays to Celebrate with your kids in January

I am so excited to continue with another year of holiday calendars. Here's January's calendar full of fun and quirky holidays to celebrate with your kids.  I know I'm a little late in the month but hopefully you'll still find lots of fun days to celebrate.

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Free Come Follow Me Lesson Helps: D&C 2 & Joseph Smith-History 1:27-65

 The days seem to be flying by this month!  Here are some fun lesson helps for Doctrine and Covenants 2 and Joseph Smith History 1:27-65. These are perfect for teaching in the home or for your primary class.  This week we are talking a little bit about the importance of family history and being sealed as well as Joseph Smith receiving the plates.  

Here are some additional ideas you may like for this week:

1. You can find more ideas including a sequence story board for Joseph Smith receiving the plates in this post
2. There is a family tree in this post.
3. A cute FHE about family history and a temple match game found here.

Thank you so much for stopping by. Please let me know if you have any questions and you can find all of these fun and free printables in the download below! 

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Come Follow Me: Joseph Smith History 1:1-26

 

I'm so excited to share these new free Come Follow Me lesson helps with you.  This week we are coving Joseph Smith History 1:1-26.  This week we are going to talk about the First Vision, prayer, and how our prayers can be answered through the scriptures.  You can find all of the fun activities in the download below.  

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For the topic of prayer we are doing a fun family night. Our family will be watching a video about Joseph Smith and making individual pizzas.  Why pizza you might ask?  We are going to compare prayer to ordering a pizza. I found this article a few years ago and loved this concept.  You wouldn't call a pizza place, say "I want a pizza," and hang up. You would give them detail such as what type of crust, toppings, how many pizzas, etc. What about when we pray? Do we just say a few things and then hop into bed and that's the end? Using this concept we are going to discuss the why its important to add details to our prayers, and then listening and acting when we receive an answer. And you can't talk about pizza without eating pizza :)

I've also posted some activities based on the First Vision in the past that would be perfect for this week.

This story sequence is one of my favorites.  You can find it in this post. You can find additional ideas in this post or use the search bar.

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Come Follow Me: D&C 1

Happy New Years Eve and wishing you a wonderful New Year.  I am popping in quick with our first Come Follow Me lesson helps for the year!  I'm so excited to be studying the Doctrine and Covenants this year and look forward to spending the year learning with you.  This week we are covering section 1. We will be playing a fun game to learn a little about what it means to prepare.  As always please let me know if you have any questions.

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Our German translations will continue this year thanks to a dear friend. I'm having a program glitch so I do not have a cover picture but you can find the German lesson helps below.

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Free Come Follow Me lesson Helps: Christmas

It's here! The final Come Follow Me lesson helps for the Book of Mormon.  What a wonderful way to spend week focusing on the Savior and the true meaning of Christmas. 

Included this week:

•  Nativity puzzle with question mat, 
• Nativity Bingo. You can also use as a match game by printing 2 sets of calling cards on cardstock. 
• Journal page
• Scripture book or posters. I used some of the suggested scriptures from the primary manual this week. Printing tip: If you would like to make these smaller set your printer to print 2 or 4 to a page. 

I hope there is something that helps you this week as you teach your family or share with your primary class. The free Christmas printables are in the download below.   If you have any questions please let me know :)   I hope you all  have a very merry Christmas!  

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