Jr & Sr Primary Coloring Bag digital download Color, wash, and color again with ultra washable markers. Birthday Christmas Activity Days Camp craft Can also be used for printing other custom items. Includes: .Pdf .Png .Jpeg For personal and ward use
A couple of years ago I used this Popcorn poster as an incentive to refine their songs for the primary program. The idea was to have them get the popcorn into the bucket. When they finally sang the song as well as I had hoped for, I had a child put the song in the bucket. When the bucket was full, we gave them each a popcorn bag filled with popcorn to take home. It was a simple idea that really worked!
Keep track of singing time using this simple and versatile singing time clock printable, get your full amount of singing time with this printable
It's Super Saturday Time! We couldn't be more excited about the wonderful crafts we have assembled for you all. We hope that after you have had a chance to view and read more about them that you will be excited to! So, get the word out! Invite your family, your friends, your neighbors, and YES! Young Women are invited to! (Ages 12 and up.) But first, here are some important Dates to Remember! Super Saturday is Saturday October 13th 2012 from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Stake Center Now that we have all the formalities out of the way lets get to the good stuff, shall we!?! 1- Anthropology Inspired Hair Elastics $1.25 per Color Set (10-15 min). These hair ties double as trendy bracelets. Made with super soft elastic they are perfect for all hair types. Available in 4 fabulous color sets: Glamour, Tous Naturels, High Life, and Color Box. Each color set comes with 4 hair ties. 2- Behold Him Nativity Block Kit $25 (2-2.5 hours): This Kit will make a wonderful addition to any Christmas mantel. Finished in neutral papers; this piece has the versatility to be left up all year if desired. The finished project measures 28 ½ in long and 13 inches tall at its highest point. The price of the kit includes: 8 pieces of Wood, Scrapbook Paper, ‘Behold Him’ Vinyl Lettering, Modpodge, Paintbrush, Black or Antique White Paint, Distressing Ink, and 5X10 Nativity Portrait. 3- Book Page Wreath $6.00 (1-1.5 hours): This would make the perfect gift for that avid reader or book lover in your life. Made out of used books, this up-cycled wreath can add a bit of whimsy to any room in your home. Price includes Used Book, Wreath Form, and Ribbon for hanging. Please bring your hot glue gun, and 35-40 glue sticks to complete the project. 4- Cake Plate $2.25 (5-10 min): Come learn how to make one of “Pinterest’s” most popular crafts in minutes. Plate, Candle Holder, and Epoxy are included in the price of the craft. 5- Christmas Charger Plates $5 ea. (5-10 min): These customized plates make great Christmas gifts. You have a choice of one of the following 3 quotes; “Believe,” “Wise Men Still Seek Him,” or “One Cry Awakened the World, One Birth Changed History, One Life Made All the Difference.” The choice of your plate color: (red, black, or silver), and vinyl color: (gold, cream, or black), are also included in the price of the craft. 6- “Come What May and Love It” picture frame $6.50 (5 min): This graphic print, created by Holly Lauritzen, gives this beloved quote by Elder Wirthlin a modern back drop. Your choice of 6 different colors: Grey, Blue, Orange, Cream, Green, and Yellow, and a Black Frame are included in the price of this craft. You can find examples of those colors to the right. Click the picture to have a larger view of the colors. 7- Earrings $5 (20-30 min) All materials needed to make the earrings, as well as 3 colored bead options (black, natural, and white) will be provided in the cost of the class. 8- Etched Glass Dish $1.50 per name (15 min) Tired of misplacing your nice glass bake ware? This will solve that problem. Price of craft includes: Choice of Name Cut into a Vinyl Stencil, Etching Cream, and Paint Brush. Please note that each vinyl stencil can only be used one time! Please bring your glass bake ware from home to etch! Note: If buying or bringing glass dishes from home the brands, “Anchor Hawking” and “Pyrex” colored bake ware work great. Some clear “Pyrex” have a difficult time accepting the etching medium. 9- Felt Christmas Ornament “Whimsy” $0.50 (15-20 min.): (Pictured on the right side) All materials will be provided. No limit on this one! Contact Laura Clutter about customizing color options. 10- “Felted Wool Wreath” Ornament $0.50 (15 min): (Pictured on the left side) Please note that for this ornament only there is a 12 person limit. The first 12 paying crafters will be able to make this craft. One per person, please. 11- Gratitude Banner Kit $ 6.50 (1-1.5 hours): Add a little “swag” to your Thanksgiving mantle! This Banner serves double duty as both a great activity to use for an FHE on gratitude, and also as cute mantle décor throughout the Thanksgiving season. This kit comes with Clothespins, Scrapbook Paper, Distressing Ink, Modpodge, Paintbrushes, Coordinating Reusable Laminated Cards, Dry Erase Marker, and Twine for hanging. (close up of laminated cards with scrapbook paper, button embellishments are not included) 12- Halloween/ Christmas Treat Jars $1.50 (30 min.): These treat jars make a “spook”tacular neighbor or joyful teacher gift. Price includes, Jar, Paper, Ribbon, as well as the use of Punches, Inks in Multiple Colors, and 12 different Halloween and Christmas Themed Stamps. The combinations you will make at Super Saturday are endless. Candy not included. Examples of stamps are pictured here: Halloween is on the left, and Christmas is on the right. 13- Interchangeable Picture Frame $5 (45min-1 hour): Can’t decide which 4x6 photo to display? Problem solved with the Interchangeable Picture Frame! Perfect for photo lovers and teenagers. Kit includes Choice of Wood Shape (oval or rectangle), Paint, Sandpaper, Finish Spray, and Clip. 14- Magnetic Dry Erase Board with 3 Felt Flower Magnets $ 2.00 (20-25 min): This class will teach you how to turn the ordinary into the extraordinary with the use of hot pink, black, and turquoise felt, Hot Glue, Magnet Strips, and a bit of bling. This board would make a fabulous locker decoration or teacher gift! Feel free to bring your own colors of felt- may we suggest your school colors? 15- Nativity Story Block Kit $ 5 (1 hour): This Block is a unique way to retell the Nativity Story. Each kit includes, Wooden Cube, Paintbrush, Cream Paint, Vinyl Nativity Silhouettes, a FHE Idea and a 5X7 picture of Christ from the distribution center. (Not this awful one printed off my computer. :-D ) 16- Reverent Books $assorted (5-10 min): These Reverent books make great gifts for kids and grand kids alike. A fun and educational way to learn Gospel Teachings. Offered in the following Titles and Prices: Life of Christ”$5.75 Prophets and Apostles $5.00 Teachings of Christ $5.50 We Believe $7.25. All Reverent Books will include 4X6 Pictures and Photo Albums to place them in. Reverent Books are available to purchase as photos only. Please see order form for pricing. Examples of photos found in Reverent Book: Life of Christ Examples of photos found in Teachings of Christ Examples of photos found in We Believe Also included in this We Believe book are the 13 Articles of Faith as seen here: For examples of photos found in the Prophets and Apostles Book please look here: 18- Temple Plaque Kit $15 (2 hours): This class will be taught by guest crafter Holly Lauritzen. She will be teaching us how to make a stunning Temple Plaque for your home décor. Price includes 9x11 Wood, 8x10 Temple Portrait*, Black/Antique White Paint, Distressing Ink, Modpodge, and Paintbrush. * Please see display table for the list of temples and examples of finishes offered, or visit www.rusticpeacock.blogspot.com and on the right side click on the Temple name under Rustic Peacock Portraits to see Temple options. 19- Youth Temple Block $10 (1-1.5 hours): Taught by Holly Lauritzen this craft is a great gift option for teenagers and primary aged children. Included in the price of the craft is the 7x9 piece of wood, 5x7 Temple Portrait*, Black/Antique White Paint, Assorted Scrapbook Papers, Modpodge, and Paintbrush. * Choice of Boy or Girl font is available, see display table for examples. Embellishments not included. Boy Font Example Pictured above Girl Font Example Pictured above (ribbon not included in price of craft) Not Pictured Service Project $FREE: We will be offering a service project at this Super Saturday. We encourage all of you to give as much time as you can in between projects. Come get to know each other as we serve together! We are looking forward to seeing you all there!!! LET'S GET OUR CRAFT ON!!!!
Use this awesome craft to help your kids sing louder in primary sharing time as well as nursery and even family home evenings.
I've been trying to figure out how to teach this great song. My SR knows it well so I will just be reviewing it but most of my JR don't know it at all. There are sooooo many cute ideas out there for teaching this song. I don't like to 're-invent the wheel' but I do like to put my own spin on it. Here are a few I have added to: The OCD Primary Chorister made a cute flip chart with pictures that she drew. You can link to it HERE. I decided to use this with my SR to review but I re-did it and just put one 'key word' with each picture. There are NO pictures for the chorus. Click HERE to download a copy. Camille over on her blog had a darling idea of teaching the first two verses of the song with puppets. You can check out her post HERE. There weren't puppets for the chorus and Camille does the 3rd verse a different way so I made some puppets for them. Susan Fitch has some really cute puppets on her Etsy Shop. You can check them out HERE. I used her puppets but on the church's website there are some there too. Here's how mine turn out. When the kids know the verse pretty well I'm going to pull out the 'STAGE'. I use a shower or curtain rod with a long curtain attached. I have 2 teachers hold the rod. The kids stand behind the curtain and hold the puppets up over the rod as we sing. Click HERE to download the puppets I added. Happy Singing!
These are 8x10. That size works well if you want to print them as photos (for durability). Or, use a home printer. Whatever works for you! Two pages below: *PS - I used them with the Prayer Is a Conversation With Heavenly Father: Valentine's Version Lesson for learning the song I Pray In Faith. 8x10 8x10 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- Here is how I used them - for Heart Darts! (magnetic dart board): ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- I used these conversation heart printables from AF Singing Time to make the finished product: CONVERSATION HEARTS with words BLANK Conversation Hearts
Great LDS lesson helps and handouts for Primary 5 Lesson 1: Joseph Smith and the First Vision
I found this idea online somewhere, but can't find it again now. But here's my version: I made this poster the week we were reviewing Baptism that said "Sing or Dare." The "Sing" cards had a fun way to sing a certain verse of the song we were reviewing. The "Dare" cards had a question or just something silly for the child to do. We ended up singing each verse of the song twice, with lots of fun mixed in! Here's what the cards said: For Junior Primary Dare: Stand on your chair and shout "I love primary!" Name your favorite thing about Primary** Name 2 latter day prophets Switch seats with someone else Give your teacher a hug Give the primary presidency a high five Sing: Clap the rhythm while you sing the 3rd verse of Baptism March in place while you sing the 1st verse of Baptism Play Stop/Go while you sing the 3rd verse of Baptism Stand on one foot and sing the 1st verse of Baptism Tiptoe in a circle while you sing the 2nd verse of Baptism Whisper sing the 2nd verse of Baptism For Senior Primary Dare: Tell the names of everyone in your class Stand on your chair and shout "I love Primary!" Give everyone a high-five Name 3 latter day prophets Hop on one foot around the podium 3 times Draw a picture of your favorite food Sing: Stand on 1 foot while you sing the 3rd verse. If the other foot touches the ground, sit down. Rub your belly and pat your head while you sing the 2nd verse. Play stop/go while you sing the 1st verse. Leave out the names of people and places in the 1st verse. Girls face left, boys face right as you sing the 3rd verse. "Buzz" instead of singing the word "the" **On a side note, the 4-year-old little boy who got this dare, name your favorite thing about primary, thought about it long and hard and then said..."leaving!" We all got a chuckle out of that!
I've been trying to figure out how to teach this great song. My SR knows it well so I will just be reviewing it but most of my JR don't kno...
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I was in charge of our Primary Singing time at church a few weeks ago and decided to play a simple game of tic-tac-toe to help us practice a song. It was so easy to put together, the kids had fun, and we got a good practice on one of my favorite songs! Supplies: Construction paper in Red and Blue Scissors Tape Chalk Prep Work: Draw an X on a piece of red construction paper. Cut it out and trace 5 more onto more red paper. Draw an O on a piece of blue construction paper and do the same thing. After they're all cut out, put them in a bag with some tape and chalk and you're all ready to go! Singing Time! I wanted to practice the song, "My Heavenly Father Loves Me" (Children's Songbook, pg. ). I think kids learn songs well when they sing them over and over. This game was a way to sing the song over and over and not get bored because we had a fun game going on at the same time! First, I drew a tic-tac-toe grid on the chalkboard, and taped up the X's on one side of it, and the O's on the other side. I split the kids into 2 groups: Team X and Team O. Here's how it worked with the younger kids (Jr. Primary, ages 3-8). The younger kids don't know this song very well, and the song is kind of long, so I chose to break it up into parts. I sang the first 1-2 lines of the song, and then had Team X repeat those lines. Then I did the same thing with Team O. So the kids got to hear and/or sing the same line 4 times. Repetition is key. :) After both teams heard and sang that line, then I chose 1 person from each team to come up and place an X and O on the board. Then we went onto the next line, and so on. It took about 4-6 turns before one of the teams had won. At the end we sang the song all the way through. We even had enough time to play another round! *Note: A few of the younger kids are a little bit more sensitive to winning and losing, so I made sure to have each team turn to the other and say "good job" to show how to be a good sport. :) Luckily for us, both teams each won a round so everyone was happy. Here's how it worked with the older kids (Sr. Primary, ages 8-11) The older kids know this song pretty well. They even know the second verse! So instead of the repetition, I played a fill in the blank game with each team. I went through the song in order and said a line to the song. Wherever I stopped the line, they had to tell me what the next word was. For example, "Whenever I hear the song of a _______," (the answer is BIRD) After each team got a chance to fill in a blank, I chose 1 person from each team to come put an X and O on the board. Then I did it all again. When the game ended, we sang the whole song all the way through. :) Again, we had enough time to play another round, and AGAIN, both teams each won one round. Hooray for Singing Time! ♫ We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites
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Use this simple but effective and fun tic tac toe game for primary music time or family home evening to keep your kids engaged and learning.
For the month of May, I am teaching the Sr. Primary 2 songs. I LOVE these two particular songs from the Children's Songbook. The first one is "The Priesthood Is Restored" on page 89, the second one is "A Young Man Prepared" on page 166. I wanted to make a medley with them and so using my new Finale PrintMusic 2011 program, I did just that! You may make copies of this music. I just ask that you not sell it to anyone, as I am offering it to you free of charge. Please use it for personal or teaching purposes only. Thanks:) The Sr. Primary love this piece! Well, except for one boy, but you can't please 'em all! It's a lot of fun to watch them all tap, bob heads or move their bodies to the beat. None of them were familiar with the songs at all. I had the pianist play through the piece while they just listened. As they listened, I asked them to make a picture in their mind, whatever the song made them think about. Some of the responses were: Army of Helaman, marching, superman or super hero's, & courage. I just explained that the power of all of their thoughts were wonderful and that the song is about a super power that is given by God: the priesthood. It worked for them. I made a poster for the medley as well. If you'd like a copy of the pictures, email me the request & I'll send them your way! I know many of you are teaching "Praise To the Man" for this month. I chose to only teach it to the Sr. Primary back in March to go with the Prophet Theme (Jr. Primary learned "Stand For the Right"). And to make things even easier on myself, I only taught them by teaching them HOW to read out of the hymn book. How's that for lazy? We are going to have the congregation join us in singing it as part of the program:) I just couldn't stand the thought of teaching it to the young kids. I'm impressed with all of you who are working so hard to teach your own primary children the song. It sounds like you're all doing a fantastic job! You all give me hope that I can do a better job myself the next time:)
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