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Get all sorts of great ideas and study materials to help you teach Come Follow Me James "Be Ye Doers of the Word, and Not Hearers Only" (November 18-24)
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I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. At my church, we teach the youth (ages 12-18) from a curriculum called Come, Follow Me. Each month, we teach lessons centered around a particular topic. The topic for March is the Atonement of Jesus Christ. The first lesson outline this month is "What is the Atonement of Jesus Christ?" For this lesson, I created the worksheet/handout you see below. Each fill-in-the-blank answer comes from the section "Atonement of Jesus Christ" in True to the Faith. We read this as a class and filled in the answers as we came across them. I like the visual and the simple format. If you would like this for your class, click the link below to download. Download here Thanks for stopping by!
I thought it would be nice to have on central place where Come Follow Me lesson ideas could be found. That way you won't have to go searching for them on my blog :) CLICK HERE FOR THE MOST RECENTLY POSTED COME, FOLLOW ME LESSON AND STUDY RESOURCES: COME, FOLLOW ME COME FOLLOW ME BOOK OF MORMON STUDY AND CLASS RESOURCES FOR FEB 10-16 COME, FOLLOW ME RESOURCES FOR JANUARY 6-12 BOOK OF MORMON STUDY Lessons from the Previous Program before 2020: These lesson still might be useful! This post may contain affiliate links. See the full disclosure. January: "The Godhead" February: The Plan of Salvation March: The Atonement of Jesus Christ April: The Apostasy and the Restoration May: Prophets and Revelation June: Priesthood and Priesthood Keys July: Ordinances and Covenants August: Marriage and Family September: Commandments October: Becoming More Christlike November: Spiritual and Temporal Self-Reliance December: Building the Kingdom of God in the Latter Days ___________________________________________________________________________________ For More Ideas Check out Red Headed Hostess If you'd like more, click the following link: 2017 Binder Covers and Ideas 2016 Binder Covers and Ideas
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This Grade 4 Health resource HAS BEEN UPDATED to include the prescribed changes in the New Health Curriculum-2019. New Canada Food Guide updates included. Check out our FRENCH HEALTHY EATING RESOURCE Ontario Healthy Living Grade 4--Une Vie saine 4ème année Activités Scolaire. An easy and worry free way to deliver the new Healthy Living Curriculum in FRENCH! A full preview is available. Please check it out! ***Please Note: Teacher's notes in English and French and all student activity pages, en Français!*** Use this Ontario Healthy Living Grade 4 resource as a starting point and expand as necessary, or to quickly cover an expectation. This resource covers the Healthy Living section is Section D in The Ontario Ministry of Education, Health and Physical Education (Grade 4) Ontario Curriculum Document. This resource does not replace the document. Created to facilitate the task of teaching the many required expectations in the Healthy Living section. The Healthy Living section (Grade 4) is divided into five topics. Within each topic there are a number of expectations. To make this resource teacher friendly, we have colour coded each topic title and frame. These colours then repeat themselves on the specific page. Copies for students could be printed in black and white to save colour ink. The pages have not been numbered so that you have the freedom of picking and choosing the order you wish to use. The suggested delivery method would be to make copies for each of your students of the topic sheet that you would like to work on. Read the lesson information at the top of each sheet to initiate discussion. Once discussion has taken place, instruct the students to work on the follow-up activity. However, you are the teacher, you know your students best. Use your expertise to decide how you would like to deliver the material in this resource. Contains 12 task cards! Just print on card stock, cut out and you are all set! Use these task cards to review activities or for assessing at the end of each section. These activities can be done by having students move around the room or work independently in their seats. Great flexibility and easy to differentiate! Contains media and art activities too!
I have learned that if the class is truly interested in something, they will use reading, writing, and math skills as they explore their interests naturally. I observe and listen closely to discover what they are interested in. Sometimes a book or story will spark an interest. Sometimes an interest is sparked by something a friend shared with the class. Sometimes I notice interests by listening to their stories and their play. Our last large group interest was sparked when one of our friends found an almost dead praying mantis. The kids were fascinated with it and wanted to look closer, observe, and find out more. Every time we went outside they wanted to look for insects! I set out some invitations for them to explore insects further. They quickly started looking through books and models of insects to see what they could find out. I started encouraging them to record what they noticed using different materials. One of their favorites was the book Microsculpture:Portraits of Insects by Levon Biss. It truly took a closer look at insects including closeups of legs, wings, eyes feet, etc. it was such a beautiful book. I set it out with materials for them to create their own beautiful portraits of insects showing what they noticed. They are starting to figure out how to try to spell unfamiliar words by writing the sounds they hear in words. They practiced labeling their insects here also. But the insects they got the most excited about were the ones completely covering our milkweed plants! They wanted to know all about them! We looked at a picture of one and made our thinking visible by recording what we saw, thought and wondered. Then we got our Entomologist tools, took them outside and found out everything we could about them! They were amazing and thorough Entomologists! We recorded everything we noticed and then put some of our information in the computer and found out they are called Milkweed bugs! We then did an observational drawing as Entomologists and used our writing skills to label what it is and some body parts. Here is the display outside our room showing everything we learned about them! The other insects all took a backseat to the milkweed bug! I could have done a traditional insect unit, but these kids noticed something in their environment where they could truly experience it, so I followed the direction they took our insect study. I often let the kids direct our curriculum! They show me what they want to learn and I follow their lead and learn along side them. They were much more involved, interested and excited about learning as we followed their interest. Also, this fell naturally into our science standards of living things and what they need! I can’t wait to see what other interests this group will have that we can dig deeper into! They are definitely bringing in leaves by the bucketful... Here are some other things going on in our classroom: We are still working on those fine motor skills! Our finger muscles need a lot of work! Stories are being created in all of the areas of our room as we learn about story making! Here they are encouraged to show math in an open ended way. At the moment they are working on the numbers 1-10, shapes, writing numbers to 10, counting objects and matching to the correct number, counting to 25, subitizing and patterns. They are also learning to notice math all around us and how we use it in our every day lives. Some Fall art inspiration with sunflowers. They drew pictures of Mrs. Coberly wearing Michigan State colors and wrote “Mrs. Coberly loves Sparty!” Then we decorated her door! They loved this! Unfortunately, the Buckeye/Spartan game did not end well for me! It has been a busy place filled with all kinds of learning!
Here's a resource to help you teach your children about the people in the Bible. This Bible People printable will help you do just that.
With so many curriculum expectations and so little time, Health may be on the bottom of your to-do-list! This package allows you to cover the curriculum in simple worksheets. It's great to leave with your supply teacher, or for keeping last-minute photocopies on hand for when you don't have time to plan elaborate activities. This package includes: Reading passages, Easy-to-follow worksheets, Differentiated tasks (Low and High), Assessment rubrics, Unit tests, Answer Keys, Full-year expectations covered for Healthy Living strand, Based on the 2019 Ontario Health Curriculum (Future updates are not guaranteed) Includes 3 Formats: 1. PDF Download: Download PDF and photocopy worksheets 2. TPT Digital Activity: For Google Classroom Only through TPT platform How to Use TPT Digital Activity 3. Google Slides: Download PDF and click on the link at the bottom of the contents page Make your own copy of the Google Slides when prompted Non-editable worksheet embedded in the background of slides, with editable text boxes and movable objects on top Curriculum Content: This product is made according to the expectations in the Ontario Curriculum (Ontario Elementary Curriculum Documents). Some components may not be suitable for communities in all parts of the world. If you're wondering whether this resource is right for you, please feel free to contact me in the Q&A below. Grade 7 Ontario Health: Grade 7 Healthy Eating: D2.1 Healthy Eating Patterns D3.1 Eating Habits: Personal Factors D3.1 Eating Habits: External Factors Grade 7 Personal Safety and Injury Prevention: D1.1 Technology: Benefits and Dangers D1.1 Staying Safe Online D1.1 Communicating Online D2.2 Bullying and Harassment D2.2 Restorative Support Grade 7 Substance Use, Addictions, and Related Behaviours: D1.2 Mental Health and Substance Use D2.3 Body Image and Substance Use D3.2 Impacts of Substance Use D3.2 Online Addiction and Pornography Grade 7 Human Development and Sexual Health: D1.3 Delaying Sexual Activity D1.4, D1.5 STBBIs and Pregnancy Prevention D1.5 HIV D2.4 Sexual Health and Decision-Making D3.3 Relationship Changes at Puberty Grade 7 Mental Health Literacy: D1.6 Mental Illness Grade 8 Ontario Health: Grade 8 Healthy Eating: D2.1 Personal Eating Behaviours D3.1 Promoting Healthy Eating Grade 8 Personal Safety and Injury Prevention: D1.1 Concussions D1.2 Risk of Brain and Spine Injuries D1.2 Reducing Risk D2.2 Assessing Risks D3.2 Impacts of Violent Behaviours D3.2 Gender-Based Violence Grade 8 Substance Use, Addictions, and Related Behaviours: D1.3 Warning Signs Grade 8 Human Development and Sexual Health: D1.4 Decisions About Sexual Activity D1.5 Gender Identities D1.5 Positive Self-Concept D2.3 Decision-Making Skills D3.3 Relationships and Intimacy Grade 8 Mental Health Literacy: D2.4 Routines and Habits D3.4 Mental Health Stigma More Ontario Health Resources: Grade 1 Health Ontario 2019 Grade 2 Health Ontario 2019 Grade 3 Health Ontario 2019 Primary Health Bundle Ontario (Grades 1, 2, 3) Grade 4 Health Ontario 2019 Grade 5 Health Ontario 2019 Grade 6 Health Ontario 2019 Junior Health Bundle Ontario (Grades 4, 5, 6) Repackaged Health Units by Topic for A Wider Audience: Puberty Health Lessons Drugs, Alcohol, and Smoking Mental Health and Social Skills for Teens and Adolescents Healthy Eating Canada Grades 4-8 Teen Sexual Health: Informed Choices and Self-Identities Grades 2-4 Mental Health and Social Skills Grades 1-2 Healthy Bodies and Minds Grades 1-2 Healthy Eating Canada Grades 1-2 Safety
Beatitudes Lesson Two: Blessed are the Poor in Spirit Main idea: We receive the gift of the kingdom of heaven when we realize how much we need God. This Bible Lesson Plans for Kids "Blessed are the Poor in Spirit" Sunday School Lesson
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I have learned that if the class is truly interested in something, they will use reading, writing, and math skills as they explore their interests naturally. I observe and listen closely to discover what they are interested in. Sometimes a book or story will spark an interest. Sometimes an interest is sparked by something a friend shared with the class. Sometimes I notice interests by listening to their stories and their play. Our last large group interest was sparked when one of our friends found an almost dead praying mantis. The kids were fascinated with it and wanted to look closer, observe, and find out more. Every time we went outside they wanted to look for insects! I set out some invitations for them to explore insects further. They quickly started looking through books and models of insects to see what they could find out. I started encouraging them to record what they noticed using different materials. One of their favorites was the book Microsculpture:Portraits of Insects by Levon Biss. It truly took a closer look at insects including closeups of legs, wings, eyes feet, etc. it was such a beautiful book. I set it out with materials for them to create their own beautiful portraits of insects showing what they noticed. They are starting to figure out how to try to spell unfamiliar words by writing the sounds they hear in words. They practiced labeling their insects here also. But the insects they got the most excited about were the ones completely covering our milkweed plants! They wanted to know all about them! We looked at a picture of one and made our thinking visible by recording what we saw, thought and wondered. Then we got our Entomologist tools, took them outside and found out everything we could about them! They were amazing and thorough Entomologists! We recorded everything we noticed and then put some of our information in the computer and found out they are called Milkweed bugs! We then did an observational drawing as Entomologists and used our writing skills to label what it is and some body parts. Here is the display outside our room showing everything we learned about them! The other insects all took a backseat to the milkweed bug! I could have done a traditional insect unit, but these kids noticed something in their environment where they could truly experience it, so I followed the direction they took our insect study. I often let the kids direct our curriculum! They show me what they want to learn and I follow their lead and learn along side them. They were much more involved, interested and excited about learning as we followed their interest. Also, this fell naturally into our science standards of living things and what they need! I can’t wait to see what other interests this group will have that we can dig deeper into! They are definitely bringing in leaves by the bucketful... Here are some other things going on in our classroom: We are still working on those fine motor skills! Our finger muscles need a lot of work! Stories are being created in all of the areas of our room as we learn about story making! Here they are encouraged to show math in an open ended way. At the moment they are working on the numbers 1-10, shapes, writing numbers to 10, counting objects and matching to the correct number, counting to 25, subitizing and patterns. They are also learning to notice math all around us and how we use it in our every day lives. Some Fall art inspiration with sunflowers. They drew pictures of Mrs. Coberly wearing Michigan State colors and wrote “Mrs. Coberly loves Sparty!” Then we decorated her door! They loved this! Unfortunately, the Buckeye/Spartan game did not end well for me! It has been a busy place filled with all kinds of learning!
This mini book is good for reviewing partitioning shapes into halves and fourths and follows the Texas teaching curriculum. Students cut and paste correct shapes to the pages and draw lines to create partitions.
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At first, the idea of adding life skills to your homeschool curriculum might seem like a silly idea. If you’re anything like me you’re thinking, “Well, it’s life. We do a lot of that here so…we’re good.” But, the truth is, my kids could use some more life skills and something more structured to focus …
Use this easy painting technique to create a moon craft inspired by Papa, Please Get the Moon for Me by Eric Carle.
Are you looking for an all about me activity that will target skills such as science, math, reading and writing in one engaging lesson? Your students will love using this all about me printable science worksheet! Your students will learn science in a meaningful and authentic manner with this activity. This science activity also aligns well with health lessons. Count heartbeats, write the number of missing teeth, examine fingerprints and more with this science lesson suited for preschool, kindergarten and early childhood learning needs. Follow Me for sales, promotions, and special events *** I LOVE FEEDBACK TOO!!! ******** Peace, Heather J Keywords: All about me, science, math, back to school, fall, printables, print and go, worksheets, reading, writing
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This back to school craft will make your classroom colorful by hanging them on your ceiling. This mini packet will help you get to know a little about your little ones while keeping them occupied on the first day/s of school. New information as the balloons go for a spin! Fun to do, easy to assemble and colorful when done! Your students do a self-portrait or attach their photo, talk about their family, their favorite things, their school and many more. This can also fit to your back to school unit. DISTANCE LEARNING READY! This is also available as a digital copy so your students can do the activities from home. Simply assign them the pages and add text boxes or answer boxes. The topics that are covered are the following: Self-Portrait My Family My School What I Want to be Someday My Favorite Things My Favorite Things (Australian and English spelling) My Happiest Memory What I Like to Read What Makes Me Smile What Makes Me Special You may also want to check out my Me and My Family and and All About Me Unit unit that goes very well with this unit. Other products you might be interested in: Writing Folder- Click Here Classroom Jobs- Click Here Word Wall Header Jungle Theme- Click Here Me and My Family- Click Here Behavior Chart- Click Here Realistic Fiction Writing Unit- Click Here Fairy Tale Writing Unit- Click Here Reading Response Unit- Click Here Figurative Language Unit- Click Here Making Inferences Unit- Click Here Predictions Unit- Click Here Author's Purpose Unit- Click Here Cause and Effect Unit- Click Here Parts of Speech Unit- Click Here Main Idea Unit- Click Here Reading Comprehension- Click Here For 1st Grade CCSS assessments & other materials, Click Here For 2nd Grade CCSS assessments & other materials, Click Here For 3rd Grade CCSS assessments & other materials, Click Here For 4th Grade CCSS assessments & other materials, Click Here For 5th Grade CCSS assessments & other materials, Click Here For 6th Grade CCSS assessments & other materials, Click Here KEYWORDS: All About me, all about me craft, Back to school, back to school craft, first day of school activity, back to school activity, all about me activity, back to school writing prompt, all about me writing prompts, back to school activities
How do we follow Jesus? We look for the signs! Our job is to discern what is distracting us and focus on the voice of God.
This rainbow fish craft is the perfect companion to the beloved book "The Rainbow Fish." It is so bright and colorful - kids love it!
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We all know that it can be difficult to find the perfect youth camp theme, but with some effort and prayer it can be done. The same can be said for finding
