We are very fortunate to live in an area of Utah where are close to a number of different temples! Something I love to do with my toddler is visit a temple once a month. Although he cannot go inside, we have so much fun walking around the temples grounds, talking about the temple, and enjoying the sweet spirit that is there. I truly hope that my little boy will always cherish our visits to the temple together. I want him to always remember the feelings that he has when he is there and strive to prepare himself to go inside one day. As I have been thinking about this more and more, I decided I wanted to come up with a fun way for him to remember our visits to the temple... so I created some fun Temple Passports for our FHE activity this upcoming week! Not only would this be a great activity for family night, but it would also make a GREAT young women/mutual activity as well! So how does it all work? Great question!!! 1) Have each family member/youth member create their very own Temple Passport. Grab your FREE PRINTABLES HERE. 2) Each time you go to a different temple (whether it be as a youth trip, family vacation, etc.), fill out one of the blank Temple Passport Pages. Don't forget to write down the feelings you felt while at the temple! (If your child is too young to write, ask them about their feelings and write it down for them !). 3) Over the years, and as you visit different temples, you will have created a meaningful passport (journal) filled with your memories and experiences while visiting the temple! ADDITIONAL IDEAS FOR FHE LESSON : Sing "I Love To See The Temple" as a family Show a picture about the first time you went to the temple or the day you were sealed. Talk about the feelings you felt inside the temple and share your testimony. "Build a Temple" - Talk about ways you can build a forever family. Have your kids write a letter to themselves to be opened before their wedding day, stating the importance of a temple marriage and their current desires to attain that righteous goal. ADDITIONAL IDEAS FOR YOUNG WOMEN ACTIVITY : Show a picture about the first time you went to the temple or the day you were sealed. Talk about the feelings you felt inside the temple and share your testimony. Discuss ways the youth can prepare for temple ordinances! I LOVE this reference! Play a fun Temple Trivia game. Have the young women try on white wedding dresses and take pictures. Have the youth write a letter to themselves to be opened before their wedding day, stating the importance of a temple marriage and their current desires to attain that righteous goal. Have a temple presidency member or a temple ordinance worker come speak to the youth.
Introducing a delightful and playful digital art print that is perfect for any child's bedroom! Our beautiful illustration features a bright and cheery sun, with a big and welcoming smile. The artwork is bursting with vibrant and cheerful colours that will undoubtedly bring joy to any space. This print is perfect for a child who loves all things sunny and bright! The cheerful and radiant sun will serve as a daily reminder to always be happy and positive. This digital art print can be easily downloaded and printed, making it a quick and convenient way to add some joy and sunshine to your child's room. Order now and let the happy sun bring warmth and happiness into your little one's life! 📌 IMPORTANT: this listing does not include a physical item. You can print these files at home on your own printer or take them to the nearest print shop. Print it, Frame it, Mia will love it! You will receive one .zip file with the 5 scalable high resolution JPEG image files at 300 dpi for each design. 1. After placing your order and payment is confirmed you will be able to download your files 2. Unzip your files on your computer ☀️2:3 ratio file to print Inch: 4x6, 6x9, 8x12, 10x15, 12x18, 16x24, 20x30 Cm: 10x15, 20x30, 30x45, 40x60 ☀️3:4 ratio file to print Inch: 6x8, 9x12, 12x16, 15x20, 18x24 Cm: 15x20, 30x40, 45x60 ☀️4:5 ratio file to print Inch: 8x10, 12x15, 16x20 Cm: 8x10, 12x15, 40x50 ☀️5:7 ratio file to print A4, A3, A2, A1 Cm: 50x70 ☀️11:14 ratio file to print Inch: 11x14, 22x28 Cm: 11x14, 22x28 , 44x56
Last night we had such a fun young women activity that I thought I would share! I did a similar activity in my previous ward that you can read about here! This time around I decided to add a little to the activity including "mad libs" and "challenge categories"! It was such a blast and we all shared a lot of laughs! I have created some fun printables to go along with the activity! Feel free to share and use any ideas! You can download a PDF copy of the printables by clicking on the links below. I only provide PDF files, as the quality is much better for printing purposes and I prefer the integrity of the designs not be changed or altered. Thanks for your understanding! THE MODESTY CHALLENGE HOW IT WORKED We started by splitting the young women into five teams. Each girl selected a bag which contained random supplies inside and a "challenge category" (see categories below) taped to the front of the bag. (some of the random supplies included tissue paper, toilet paper, die-cuts, paper plates, streamers, ribbon, garbage bags, markers, etc.) The girls had 30 minutes to design a head to toe MODEST ensemble inspired by their "challenge category". Depending on the size of the team they had to make either 1 or 2 modest ensembles. The girls quickly worked together to make their modest visions a reality! MODESTY CHALLENGE CATEGORIES We had five different categories for each of the teams (as seen above)! At the beginning of the activity I had printed off these cards and stuck them to the front of white paper bags that contained all of the random materials the girls would be using to make their modest designs! THE MODESTY CHALLENGE MAD LIBS & FASHION SHOW Also in each bag was a "mad lib" for their category that they had to fill out for their design. After the girls had completed their "looks" and filled out their category "mad libs", they walked the runway! As the girls modeled and showed off their modest designs we would read the "mad libs". The mad libs gave a description of the girl's masterpiece! Some of them turned out super funny and we definitely all got a laugh! CHALLENGE CATEGORIES MAD LIBS Each category had it's own "mad lib" and two possible descriptions (had two descriptions in case a group was making two dresses - again depended on the size of the team). The girls filled out the blanks prior to the runway show, and we read the descriptions as they walked down the runway. PROJECT RUNWAY 8.5x11 POSTER This is just a simple printable poster that I hung on the board above the bags at the beginning of the activity. THE MODESTY CHALLENGE SPIRITUAL THOUGHT At the end of the activity, we cam together for a couple minutes and I shared a spiritual thought on modesty. My thought was based on the talk given by Sister Dalton found here We sent home this small treat with the girls as a reminder of the activity and the importance of modesty! The handout was a small bag of starbursts and a handout titled "Arise and SHINE" (see below) ARISE & SHINE MODESTY HANDOUT (10 tags to a page)
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SKILL LEVEL: Beginner DESIGN: Meadow My Bright Summer Meadow hand embroidery pattern has me craving all the bright colors of summer time. I can't wait to teach you how to make this beautiful floral embroidery hoop. There is a lot of information crammed into this document. Your purchase includes: a printable pattern the pattern’s stitching guide a material list a resource guide that includes my tips on where I go for inspiration, as well as where I go to learn new techniques my favorite embroidery tips and tricks instructions for transferring your pattern instructions for finishing your hoop This pattern is sized for a 6-inch hoop. This is a DIGITAL download. You will not receive any physical product in the mail. Once you purchase the pattern, you will be able to instantly download your PDF file. Due to the nature of this item, we do not allow refunds for digital downloads. Pattern, Design, all photos and content are ©And Other Adventures. This pattern is for personal use only and you may not sell products made from this pattern. Do not sell, distribute, photograph, or reproduce this pattern, guide or instructions in any way. Distribution of this pattern in electronic or hard copy is prohibited. All rights reserved.
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