Come follow Me- For Primary, June 16-22, D&C 64-66, Free LDS primary lesson helps
- redwallace
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Updated: 18 hours ago
There are two lessons to choose from this week. Click on the image to look at the other lesson:
Jesus Christ wants me to forgive everyone.
Note: As you teach your children about the Lord’s command “to forgive all,” you may want to clarify that forgiving does not mean allowing people to hurt us. Encourage them to tell a trusted adult if someone hurts them or touches them inappropriately.
After reading Doctrine and Covenants 64:10 with your children, talk with them about what it means to forgive someone. You might share a few simple examples. Perhaps they could role-play these examples to practice forgiving.
This is an excellent story from the Friend magazine. I've created some pictures to go with it. Please print them and pass them around to your students. When they hear their part being read, they can stand up and show everyone.
This story gives an idea for a fantastic object lesson! Putting pebbles in the student's shoes.
You might ask your children to plan how they would teach someone—such as a younger sibling—about forgiving others. Help them find phrases in Doctrine and Covenants 64:7–10 that they could use as they teach.
Put these cards on heavy objects and put them in a backpack. Show the children in class what they are loading into their backpacks. Have them carry it around. Is this comfortable? Doesn't it feel better to take off the weight? How is this backpack like forgiveness?
For older students, conduct this object lesson and then print the blank squares so they can create their scenarios and do the object lesson with their siblings. They could also write things from D&C 64:7-10 on those blank cards.
For older students, conduct this object lesson and then print the blank squares so they can create their scenarios and do the object lesson with their siblings.
Sing a song about forgiveness, such as “Help Me, Dear Father” (Children’s Songbook, 99). What does this song teach us about forgiving others?
I recommend printing this on card stock.
God’s “great work” is built on “small things.”
You could show your children some things that are made up of small parts, like a puzzle or a rug. Then you could read together Doctrine and Covenants 64:33. What is God’s “great work”? What are the “small things” we can do that will help?
I have a match up game in my store for younger children.
For older students.
Sorry this is only in color, but you can put it on BW setting with your printer.
Put it together and talk about it.
I can follow Jesus with my heart and mind.
As you read to your children from Doctrine and Covenants 64:34, you could point to your heart and head as you read “heart” and “mind,” and invite the children to do it with you. How can we give our hearts (desires) and minds (thoughts) to the Savior?
For older students:
Attach the images to two containers. Read the different stripes of paper and have the children choose if it is an example of giving our heart or our mind to God.
The Lord knows who I am and loves me.
Help your children understand that William E. McLellin had five questions for the Lord. Joseph Smith received answers to these questions even though he did not know what William’s questions were. Tell your children about a time when the Lord showed you what He wanted you to do, and talk about the blessings that came from following His direction. You could then read Doctrine and Covenants 66:4 together and invite your children to seek opportunities to understand what the Lord wants them to do.
This is a fun idea. Anyone who knows me is familiar with my obsession with packaging tape. I never laminate anything, who has time for that? With this activity I plan on covering this picture with packaging tape. I will draw a picture of a child in my class (with a dry erase marker) and drawing or writing in the heart, the ways that he/she knows that God loves them. then wipe it off and do it again for another child.
It would be great to sing my "Heavenly Father Loves me."
Just click on the image to be taken to the page to print this.
I can help prepare the world to receive Jesus Christ.
As your children look at a picture of the Savior’s Second Coming, ask them to describe what they see or what they know about this event. You could also give your children words and phrases about the Second Coming to find in Doctrine and Covenants 65. What do these words and phrases teach us? How can we prepare for the Savior’s return?
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