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