I had so much fun learning more about our current apostles while putting together this fun General Conference Apostle Trivia primary activity! Use this fun

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Many Mormons are familiar with the story of how then-apostle Wilford Woodruff had a vision of the Founding Fathers in the St. George Temple and how they asked him to do their temple work. Some Mormons may also be vaguely aware that when Woodruff did the Founding Fathers' work that he also performed the ordinances for about 45 “other eminent men” from history.

There are nearly 16 million members of the LDS Church, and temples are a significant part of their lives. So here are some fun facts about many temples.

For next week (and, just in general) I wanted to put together a list of trivia questions for this year's program songs. Many are taken from the Children's Songbook Companion. Please feel free to add more in the comments and I will try to incorporate them here. Obviously, the choice songs our Presidency picked might not line up with yours, but hopefully the others will be helpful. 2013 Primary Program Songs Trivia I Am a Child of God 2 1. What does “His promises are sure” mean? It means we can be SURE that he will keep his promises – he will always be true to His word 2. This song originally said “teach me all that I must know”, but was changed at President Kimball’s suggestion. What did he ask that the song say instead? Teach me all that I must DO. 3. How many things do we ask for in the chorus? - 5 - LEAD, GUIDE, WALK, FIND, TEACH 4. What word rhymes with GREAT in v. 2? LATE 5. What do we want to be taught? Teach me ______? All that I must do. 6. Where do I want to live someday? With Him 7. Who sent me here? He – Heavenly Father, God 8. What has Heavenly Father given us? A home with parents kind and dear 9. Because I am a child of God, my needs are important. What word does the song use instead of important? GREAT 10. What glory has Heavenly Father promised us? CELESTIAL 11. What must we do to earn celestial glory? ENDURE My Heavenly Father Loves Me 228 1. What song talks about the beautiful world we live in? My Heavenly Father Loves Me 2. Why does the song say Heavenly Father gave us our eyes? To see the beautiful color of things 3. He gave me my LIFE, my _______, my heart MIND 4. How do we thank Him? REVERENTLY 5. What does v. 2 say He gave us? Eyes, Ears, Life, Mind, Heart 6. What color is a lilac tree? PURPLE 7. Whenever I feel the _______ on my face RAIN 8. What do we see with our eyes? The color of butterfly wings 9. What do we hear with our ears? The magical sound of things 10. What do all of the beautiful things in the world help me to know? That Heavenly Father loves me When I Am Baptized 103 1. What does the word PONDER mean? Think, Meditate 2. What do we like to look for whenever there is rain? RAINBOWS 3. What do we want our lives to be as clean as? EARTH RIGHT AFTER RAIN 4. When we are baptized, what are washed away? OUR WRONGS 5. If we live our lives the best we can, who will we live with again? Heavenly Father and Jesus 6. Do we make mistakes even after being baptized? Yes 7. Thanks to the atonement, how can we fix the mistakes we make? Repentance 8. We can be forgiven and ________ IMPROVE OURSELVES each day Families Can Be Together Forever 188 1. How long can families be together? FOREVER 2. Families can be together because of whose plan? HEAVENLY FATHER’S 3. Who do I always want to be with? MY FAMILY 4. What has the Lord shown me? HOW I CAN ALWAYS BE WITH MY OWN FAMILY 5. Why will I prepare most carefully? TO MARRY IN GOD’S TEMPLE 6. When we think of being with our families forever, how does it make us want to treat them? Well 7. When will I prepare most carefully? WHILE I AM IN MY EARLY YEARS A Child’s Prayer 12 1. What word in this song means Heavenly Father’s love is all AROUND us? SURROUND 2. What questions does the child’s part ask Heavenly Father? Is He THERE, does He HEAR and answer prayers? 3. Some say that Heaven is ______ Far away 4. When do we feel Heaven close around us? When we pray 5. What did Jesus tell His disciples long ago? Suffer the children to come to me 6. How do we come to Him? Prayer 7. Is He listening? YES! 8. Who does this song say Heavenly Father loves? The children If the Savior Stood Beside Me 1. Would I ______ the things I do DO 2. Would we think of his _________ EXAMPLE 3. Would I live more ________ RIGHTEOUSLY 4. Would I _______ the things I say SAY 5. Would my words be __________ TRUE and KIND 6. Who is ALWAYS near us? The Savior 7. Do we see Him there? No 8. Why are we in His “tender care”? Because He love us dearly I Belong to the Church of Jesus Christ 77 1. What do many of the eight-year olds choose to do? Be baptized 2. When they are baptized, what church do they officially become members of? The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 3. The song says “I know who I am”. Who are we? Children of God 4. It also says I know God’s Plan. What plan? The Plan of Salvation 5. How will we follow Him? In FAITH 6. Who will we honor? Jesus Christ 7. What will we do? What is RIGHT 8. What will we follow? His LIGHT 9. What will we proclaim? His TRUTH I Want to Live the Gospel 148 1. What do I want to live more each day? The Gospel 2. How will I try to live the gospel? In all I do and say 3. How will I live? As He wants me to do 4. Whose plan will I follow? My Savior’s 5. Where do we find his teachings? The scriptures 6. When are we heard? When we pray Keep the Commandments 146 1. How many times do we say “keep the commandments” in the first verse? THREE 2. What are the two blessings this song says we receive from keeping the commandments? Safety, Peace 3. Who said the words, “keep the commandments?” A prophet. Many prophets have said this, but this song was written after a quote from Harold B. Lee, who said when he was ordained President of the church that it was the most important message he could give. 4. WHAT should we do? Keep the commandments 5. WHY should we do it? Safety and peace

1. What on the trail east of the Rocky Mountains were so numerous that the pioneers had to send advance parties ahead to clear the trail so the teams could pass?

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You'll receive 100 Children's Trivia cards from the 1984 Mormon trivia game "Celestial Pursuit, The Ultimate in LDS Trivia". A Trivial Pursuit spin-off for the Latter-day Saint community. Each card has six questions and answers, so you'll get 600 questions and answers. These cards contain questions and answers in six different categories - Humanities, Bible, Book of Mormon, Church History, Odds and Ends, and Personalities. These cards have questions specifically designed for kid's to answer. These cards can be used to play trivia games with or you can use them for art projects. Thanks!

Think you know something about LDS temples? Take our quiz and see how familiar you are with temple trivia!

To satisfy that craving you might be having for some trivia, here are a few of the facts and other tips from our November/December issue.

Here is a fun trivia game to prepare your family or class for General Conference! There are all sorts of questions that will test your knowledge of the Brethren, the Conference center, the Tabernacle Choir, and various questions about General Conference.

Help children/youth bear testimony of the restored gospel of Jesus Christ. They can prepare to bear testimony by pondering the statements that follow. Each statement begins, “Because of the Restoration . . .” then names a certain part of the gospel that blesses us today.

Happy Pioneer Day! No matter where you live, you can celebrate the pioneers’ sacrifice by learning more about them. Start out with this quiz! Click through the pages to find out the answer to each question!

As we celebrate the 98th birthday of our beloved prophet, here are 98 fast facts about him, from the beginning of his life to today!

Think you know something about LDS temples? Take our quiz and see how familiar you are with temple trivia!

We celebrated Pioneer Day here in Utah last week and I realized I really didn't know much about the pioneers. I used to though. Growing up, I would go to the Palmyra Pageant each summer and would visit all the church sites. It was time I got back into church history! Using information provided on the Church's "The Trek West" website, I came up with this Jeopardy-like game. You can divide the girls into two teams and each team gets a turn choosing a question based on the point level. Some of the questions are pretty hard... but they should be able to guess it based on the multiple choice answers, making the questions pretty easy. There is also a "Pioneer Board" where the girls can keep track of their score as they move a game piece on the pioneer trail on the board close to Utah from Illinois. All of the questions are put on the page so all you have to do is fold the paper in half to hide the question until it is chosen. An answer key for the leaders :) An example of one of the hardest questions. SnapShotPlace@Esty

Games Article of Faith Printables is a collection of educational and interactive resources designed to teach children about the principles and beliefs of the LDS (Latter-day Saints) faith. These printables offer a fun and engaging way for children to learn about the Articles of Faith, a set of 13 statements that outline the fundamental beliefs of the LDS Church. With colorful graphics and engaging activities, these printables are perfect for parents, teachers, or anyone looking to teach children about their faith in a meaningful and enjoyable way.

I created a simple matching game for the quorum of the twelve, and the first presidency. My intention was for younger children, therefore giving the apostles 1st name as a clue, with the last name being a fill in the blank. I figured it could be a good review before Conference - to see how many of the apostles they can name. Doesn't have to do much with singing...but perhaps FHE, or something... email me for the matching game in PDF file: [email protected]

I needed an idea for after program singing time, but I wanted to give the kids a break from the same old songs/learning a new song. I saw the mustache on a plate idea somewhere(the song was hidden under the mustache) but I wanted to change things up a bit. Cue TRIVIA GAME!! I titled the game "I Mustache You A Question". I put together a bunch of questions about primary songs (I have the document of questions I used. I'll add them at the end). A few children at a time came forward (I did 3 for lack of time) and answered their question. If they got the answer correct they pulled a mustache off any plate and got to wear it while they helped lead the next song. It was a hit! It brought lots of laughter and smiles to the room, but they were quick to be reverent again because they all wanted a turn. (For making the Mustache Men) I cut lots of different looking mustaches out of felt. Laminated a piece of card stock(helped a ton for durability) and hot glued the mustaches to it. Cut the mustaches out and taped them on the plates that I had drawn silly faces on. (I stuck a few pieces of tape on the area of the plate I would be removing the mustache from over and over again so it wouldn't rip my plates.) After junior primary was over and put a new piece of tape on each mustache and stuck them back on the plates for sr. primary. The kids had a wonderful time playing and I was happily surprised how well they answered some of the questions. Hopefully this can help someone out. Let me know if you have any questions. Enjoy!! -Brooke I googled primary singing time trivia games and a whole bunch came up. I picked through them, came up with a few of my own and compiled this list of questions. It was the perfect amount. 1. Complete the title of this song: My Heavenly Father Loves ___________ A. Me pg. 228 2. T/F Book of Mormon Stories has 8 verses. A. True pg. 118 3. If on occasion you have found your language is in question...what should you do? A. Hum your Favorite Hymn pg.152 5. Does Daniel have his own verse in the Follow the Prophet song? A. Yes pg. 110 6. God gave us families to help us what? A. Become what He wants us to be. Song: The Family Is Of God 7. What is the rainbow song actually titled? A. When I am Baptized pg.103 8. Scripture power is the power to? A. Win song: Scripture Power 9. What do the chapel doors say? A. Sh, be still. pg.156 10.Complete the line: My life is a gift; my life has a __________ A. Plan pg.164 11. How much taller do you have to grow to go on a mission? A. A foot or two pg.169 12. Why is Saturday a special day? A. It’s the day we get ready for Sunday pg.196 13. What does the little stream do? A. Give pg.236 14. In the song Popcorn Popping is the line 1. Blossoms popping right before my eyes or 2. Popcorn popping right before my eyes A. Blossoms pg.242 15. In the song Our Primary Colors what does red stand for? A. courage to do what is right pg.258 16. If I had one wish what would it be? A. To wish a happy birthday to you from me pg.284 17. What is the first song in the Songbook? A. I am a child of God pg.2 18. True/False The following songs appear in the Songbook and the Hymn Book. I am a child of God Teach me to walk in the light Families can be together forever Called to Serve I know my Father lives A. True 19. Is the Songbook called: A. Children’s Songbook B. Primary Songbook C. Sing with Me D. The Friend A. Children’s Songbook 20. True/False Feliz Cumpleanos is an Easter song? A. False pg.282 21. What are we when we are helping? A. Happy pg.198 22. What does the Snowman do at the end of his song? A. Melts pg.249 23. Where did you live before you came to Earth? A. Heaven pg.4 24. Complete the phrase: I will follow God’s plan ___ ___ A. For Me pg.164 25. Who is our living prophet today? A. Thomas S. Monson pg.134 26. Who Baptized Jesus Christ? A. John The Baptist pg.100 27. What is your favorite thing to do during Primary? A. (any answer) 28. How old must you be to be baptized? A. 8 pg.104 29. What are the missing words to this primary song? “I looked out the window and what did I see? _______ ________ on the apricot tree!” A. Popcorn Popping pg.242 30. To what song is this the chorus? “ Lead me, guide me, walk beside me, help me find the way. Teach me all that I must do to live with him someday.” A. I Am A Child Of God pg.2 31. Finish the phrase of this song. “Book of Mormon stories that __ __ __ __ __ A. My Teacher tells to me. pg.118

...A lesson of Friday to teach on Monday... **scroll down for temple trivia categories and questions** We love a good quiz game {aka 'Jeopardy'} for family home evening. Not only is it fun, it's an easy way to learn. After realizing this was going to be in our permanent F.H.E. rotation, I decided to make a reusable game board. Here's how to make your own.... You will need: 1 poster board 25 flat fold 5x8-inch brown paper bags, cut 2 1/2 inches from the bottom to create a 2 1/2 x 5-inch pocket (bags like this) decorative paper glue clear packing tape (optional) 30 3x5-inch index cards 1. Arrange your cut paper bag "pockets" on your poster board in five columns of five pockets. Then, glue each onto the poster board. 2. Decorate as desired. I then "laminated" mine with packing tape for durability, which is optional, just be sure to not tape over your pocket openings. 3. Reserve 5 index cards for your categories, the rest write the score along the top of the card, the question near the bottom. Then slip one into each pocket. Write out your categories and attach to the top of the poster board with paper clips, clothes pins or tape. **We like to have a different noise maker for each child to "buzz in" with. Some examples: baby rattles, toy instruments, a small plastic container filled with rice, dried beans, or pasta...just make sure they make different sounds so you can tell who is buzzing in.** **Make up rules that work for your family. We follow the classic "jeopardy" rules, except we don't deduct points.** **This is great for almost any topic. We've done manners & Christmas as themes, and also played just random categories. Don't feel like you have to always use all five category spaces, it can take some time to play this game.** Now onto some categories & questions for you {with a 'temple' theme} 1. NAME THAT TEMPLE...this category is easy, just choose 5 temple pictures {find printable images here} to be identified. 2. NAME THAT TUNE...either have someone play a few notes on the piano, hum or play a short clip {see link with each song} to identify the song, then sing the song together. I Love To See The Temple (cs. 95) Families Can Be Together Forever (cs. 188) High On The Mountain Top (h. 5) How Beautiful Thy Temples, Lord (h. 288) Truth From Elijah (cs. 90) 3. IN THE LATTER DAYS The first temple completed after the restoration was dedicated on March 27, 1836, name that temple. {Kirkland, OH} At what age can we first attend the temple and what ordinances can we perform starting at that age? {12, baptisms for the dead, confirmation} In the temple we can preform ordinances for ourselves and for our relatives that have died. Name these ordinances. {Baptism, Confirmation, Endowment, Sealing} How many temples are in operation today? {142, this will change, check here for updates} We do this work before attending the temple to find names of ancestors that need work completed. {genealogy, family history} 4. SCRIPTURE CHASE...the first to find the scripture earns the points & reads it aloud. Isaiah 2:2-3 Doctrine and Covenants 138:47-48 Doctrine and Covenants 97:15-16 Doctrine and Covenants 109:13-16 Doctrine and Covenants 132: 46 5. MY GOSPEL STANDARDS...fill in the blank (all are taken from "My Gospel Standards" in the Faith in God Pamphlet) I will follow ________ ________ plan for me. {Heavenly Father's} I will remember my baptismal _________ and listen to the Holy Ghost. {covenant} I will choose the right. I know I can _______ when I make a mistake. {repent} I will keep my mind and body ________ and ______, and I will not partake of things that are harmful to me. {sacred and pure} I will live now to be _______ to go to the _______ and do my part to have an eternal family. {worthy, temple}

The symbols in the temple are left to our own interpretation, with help from the Spirit. But occasionally there are special symbols incorporated into the exterior design of each edifice that have traditional, historical meaning— symbols that, once understood, can enhance our spiritual experience during our temple visits. Here are just a few on the Salt Lake Temple. All images unless otherwise indicated courtesy of Val Brinkerhoff.

President Packer's book, The Holy Temple, is a classic of Latter-day Saint literature that has become one of the most comprehensive and definitive works written about temples. In fact, much of the material found in the Church's temple preparation pamphlet comes from this inspired book.

What do you know about the Mormon Pioneers? These Latter-day Saints were not always what we remember. You'll enjoy these fun facts and trivia bits.

This is an LDS Coloring Book for Adults and Young Adults. So, grab some gel pens or colored pencils and start enjoying some fun, relaxing and spiritual stimulating time. It is a well-known fact that coloring has some great therapeutic effects. - Start your collection today! This is the first volume in the upcoming series. There are over 170 LDS Temples worldwide. - Contains a coloring page of all 17 operating LDS Temples in Utah - 8 Kaleidoscope coloring pages using 8 of the temple drawings. - There is some trivia information about each temple that is also included. Each coloring page is printed on a separate page, perfect for using gel pens. Join all the other coloring and temple enthusiast who are enjoying the peaceful and healthy practice of coloring. Color the temples to help keep them in your daily thoughts. | Author: Timothy Baumann | Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform | Publication Date: Jul 31, 2018 | Number of Pages: 66 pages | Language: English | Binding: Paperback | ISBN-10: 1722241241 | ISBN-13: 9781722241247

If you'll be in town for the 4th, you can have fun with whatever songs you choose in this Primary Review Game Stars and Stripes Singing Time idea! It's my own unique spin on a

All illustrations courtesy of Alex NabaumLatter-day Saints know that we lived before we came to earth and that we will live again after death. But exactly how many details do we know about this spiritual existence? Find out what Church doctrine teaches us about our premortal and postmortal life.

If you'll be in town for the 4th, you can have fun with whatever songs you choose in this Primary Review Game Stars and Stripes Singing Time idea! It's my own unique spin on a

The symbols in the temple are left to our own interpretation, with help from the Spirit. But occasionally there are special symbols incorporated into the exterior design of each edifice that have traditional, historical meaning— symbols that, once understood, can enhance our spiritual experience during our temple visits. Here are just a few. For more, check out Sacred Walls: Learning from Temple Symbols.

MR says: This reminds me of the timeless counsel President Faust's sharedin a fireside that just so happened to end a bit early: "Meetings do not need to be endless to be eternal."

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Republished From: This article has been shared here by permission of the author. The original article can be found at AggieLandMormons.org. Temples are sacred places of worship for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. With over 143 operating LDS temples around the world, there are bound to be some stories and...

The Red Headed Hostess will grow your understanding of Helaman 13-16 and all of the Come Follow Me lessons. Great for primary lessons!

If you'll be in town for the 4th, you can have fun with whatever songs you choose in this Primary Review Game Stars and Stripes Singing Time idea! It's my own unique spin on a