Ezekiel 3:17; 33:1–5 Prophets are like watchmen who warn us of danger. Young children might enjoy doing actions that go with Ezekiel 3:17. For example, they could point to their eyes, ears, and mouth when you read the words “watchman,” “hear,” and “mouth.” They might also like going on a hike—outdoors or just around the room. As they walk, warn them about things on the trail, like rivers to jump over, branches to duck under, or animals to avoid (real or pretend). This could l

HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA VER LA LECCIÓN EN ESPAÑOL Jeremiah 31:3 Heavenly Father and Jesus love me “with an everlasting love.” As you read Jeremiah 31:3 with your children, they could help you find objects (or pictures of objects) that last a long time, such as a metal coin, and some that do not, such as a piece of fruit. You could talk about what “everlasting” means and share with each other how you have felt Heavenly Father’s “everlasting love.” You could also sing together a so

HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA VER LA LECCIÓN EN ESPAÑOL Jeremiah 1:5 Heavenly Father knew me before I was born. To introduce the important truth taught in Jeremiah 1:5, you could show your children a picture of a baby (or, if possible, you could look at pictures of your children when they were babies). Ask your children if they know where they lived before they were born. You could also sing together a song that teaches about our premortal life, such as “I Lived in Heaven” (Children’s

Isaiah 58:6–11 Fasting blesses me and others in need. Perhaps the best way to encourage your children to fast—when they are ready—is to help them understand the Lord’s purposes for this law. Consider reading together Isaiah 58:6–11 to find answers to these questions: Why do we fast? How do we fast? You could also look in “Fast, Fasting” in the Guide to the Scriptures. Print Here Black and White If you have had a meaningful experience with fasting, share it with your children.

HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA VER LA LECCIÓN EN ESPAÑOL Isaiah 51–52 The Lord invites me to “put on [my] strength.” It might be fun for your children to discover phrases like “awake,” “stand up,” and “put on thy strength” in Isaiah 51:9, 17; 52:1–2, 9 and then act out those phrases. After doing so, you could talk about what it means to awake, stand up, and put on strength spiritually. What is the Lord asking us to do in these verses? Attach to the top of the breastplate. Have the child

PARA EL ARTICULO Y LAS IMAGENES EN ESPAÑOL, HAGA CLIC AQUI The first activity is a great way to prepare for the conference. After you make a match, read a fun fact about that leader. After you make a match, 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 activities for kids, children, and the family There

HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA VER LA LECCIÓN EN ESPAÑOL Isaiah 14:3; 25:8–9; 28:16 Jesus Christ can save me from sin and death. How will you help your children see the Savior in the writings of Isaiah? You might help them find phrases that remind them of Him in Isaiah 14:3; 25:8; or 28:16. They could also match these verses from Isaiah with other verses that teach about the Savior, such as Matthew 11:28–30; 1 Corinthians 15:53–57; Helaman 5:12. What great things has the Lord done for u

Isaiah 1:2–4, 16–19 Because of Jesus Christ, I can repent and be clean. In Isaiah 1:2–4, you and your children could find reasons that the Lord was not happy with the people. Note the comparison with animals in verse 3—who is our “master”? How do we show that we know Him? This story floor puzzle talks about the animals in verse 3 and more. It's below in my store. To visualize Isaiah 1:16–18, you and your children could look at something bright red and something pure white. Or

HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA VER LA LECCIÓN EN ESPAÑOL Proverbs 1:7; 2:5; 15:33; 16:6; Ecclesiastes 12:13 To “fear God” means to love and obey Him. To help your children understand passages about fearing God, you could substitute the word “fear” with words like reverence, love, or obedience (see also Hebrews 12:28). How does this affect the way we think about these verses? How do we show that we fear the Lord? Write these scriptures on your board, and read them together. What could fi

Psalm 102:1–2 The Lord comforts me and gives me hope. You or one of your children could read Psalm 102:1–2, looking for how the Lord helps us during our difficulties. How can we find His help? You could also share with each other times when you needed help and felt that God heard your prayers. For younger students, I recommend bringing a blanket they can wrap up in while you share a time when you felt comfort from your Heavenly Father after he heard your prayer. For Older stu

Para ver la lección en Español, haga clic aquí Because this Sunday is the fifth Sunday of the month, Primary teachers are encouraged to use learning activities in “Appendix B: Preparing Children for a Lifetime on God’s Covenant Path.” Principles and Ordinances of the Gospel of Jesus Christ The doctrine of Christ teaches us how to return to God. When Jesus Christ appeared to the people in the Americas, He taught them His doctrine. He said that we can enter the kingdom of God i

HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA VER LA LECCIÓN EN ESPAÑOL Psalms 23; 27–28; 32; 46 The Lord offers me peace, strength, and guidance. Consider writing The Lord is … Invite your children to look for ways to complete that sentence using scriptures like these: Psalms 23:1; 27:1; 28:1; 28:7; 32:7; 46:1. What do these verses teach us about how the Lord can help us? Print Here Black and White Print Here Black and White Psalms Bingo! Covers all the scriptures in the lesson. About the bad reviews

Job 1–2; 12; 19 Faith in Jesus Christ will help me during hard times. Encourage your children to tell you what they know about Job. If they need help, you could point them to Job 1:1, 13–22; 2:7–10 or to “Job” (in Old Testament Stories, 145–47). How did Job respond to challenges? (see Job 1:21; 2:10). You can act out this story: Print Here Black and White Print Here Black and White Print Here Black and White Click on the image to take you to the movie. Job was faithful in his

HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA VER LA LECCIÓN EN ESPAÑOL Esther 2:5–7 I can serve my family. You might feel inspired to use Esther 2:7 to teach your children about helping family members in need, as Mordecai did for Esther. You could read the verse together or summarize it in your own words. Then you and your children could think of family members who might need your help. Make a plan to help them. Print Here Black and White Print Here Family Finger puppets, Free LDS primary lesson help

HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA IR A LA LECCIÓN EN ESPAÑOL Ideas for Teaching Children Ezra 3:8–13; 6:16–22 The house of the Lord is a place of joy. To teach your children about the joy the Jews felt when their temple was rebuilt, you could show them a picture like the one below. Talk about why these people might be happy to be at the house of the Lord. You could also tell your children why the temple is a place of joy for you. How has the temple helped you feel closer to Heavenly Father

HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA VER LA LECCIÓN EN ESPAÑOL 2 Chronicles 14–16; 20 I can trust God. To introduce the idea of trusting the Lord, you might show your children something you trust to keep you dry when it rains, like an umbrella or jacket. Let them talk about why we can trust these things. Then help them compare that to our trust in the Lord. Why do we trust Him to keep us safe spiritually? I don't have an umbrella, that would be fun. I think it would be engaging to put things

HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA VER LA LECCIÓN EN ESPAÑOL 2 Kings 18:3–6; 19:14–19 I can trust Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ. In 2 Kings 18:3, 5–6, help your children discover what made Hezekiah a good king. Then, as you read together 2 Kings 19:14–19, they could discover how he showed that he trusted the Lord. You could look at a picture of Jesus and talk about why we can trust Him. How can we show that we trust the Lord? How to play: When a match is made, for example, the doctor. "W

HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA IR A LA LECCIÓN EN ESPAÑOL Ideas for Teaching Children 2 Kings 4 God can work miracles in my life. After helping your children understand what a miracle is, invite them to list as many examples of miracles as they can. Pictures in the Gospel Art Book or Come, Follow Me can help. If you don't have access to the gospel art, you can print these: If you're okay with printing a lot, you can turn this into a memory game. The cards will be different sizes, but th

HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA VER LA LECCION EN ESPAÑOL Ideas for Teaching Children 1 Kings 17 The Lord blesses me as I have faith in Him. To help your children learn the stories of faith in 1 Kings 17, you could show them pictures or objects to illustrate the stories, such as birds, bread, or a boy. As you tell your children these stories, invite them to find the picture or object that goes with each story. “Elijah the Prophet” (in Old Testament Stories, 121–24) can help you tell thes

Ideas for Teaching Children 2 Samuel 11 The Lord can help me when I am tempted. “King David” in Old Testament Stories, 117–20, can help you tell your children the story in 2 Samuel 11. You might ask your children to identify the wrong choices David made and suggest good choices he could have made instead. What are some things we can do when we are being tempted that can help us make the right choice? Print Here Black and White (Color your circles) Reading about David’s tragic