Ideas for Teaching Children Exodus 20:3–17 God gives me commandments because He wants me to be happy. How can you make learning about the Ten Commandments fun for your children? As you read Exodus 20:3–17 together, let your children help you find or draw a picture to represent each of the Ten Commandments. Then your children could take turns choosing a picture and talking about how they can live that commandment. Share with each other how living that commandment brings you h

HAGA CLIC AQUI PARA VER LA LECCION EN ESPAÑOL Exodus 14:5–22 The Lord can do a “great work” in my life. When the Lord parted the Red Sea, Moses and the Israelites saw how powerful He is. Let your children help you think of a fun way to reenact the story from Exodus 14:5–22 (see also “ The Passover ” in Old Testament Stories , 70–74). Maybe you could set up chairs or blankets and “divide” them like the Red Sea. Then you could share with each other how you have seen God’s powe

HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA VER LA LECCIÓN EN ESPAÑOL Exodus 7–11 The Lord has power over all things. The plagues described in Exodus 7–11 showed the Egyptians and the Israelites that the Lord has great power. The Lord will help your children throughout their lives when they have faith in His power. Starting off strong with an object lesson for the very littles: You will need: Flashlight Blanket Put the blanket on the table and turn out the lights. If it's a small table, have the st

PARA EL ARTICULO Y LAS IMAGENES EN ESPAÑOL, HAGA CLIC AQUI These have been updated with the new Apostles. The first activity is a great way to prepare for the conference. After a match is made, you read a fun fact about that leader. After a match is made, you can share the fun facts. Fun Facts Here and Here Match game Here and Here Next is a fun activity for families: Build a long train from the speakers. My kids loved this! LDS General Conference, free printables and a