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Great group craft (~25+ people) for summer camps, youth conferences, FSY - for strength of youth, ward or church parties & activities, activity days Fixed print and numbering issues for a much better experience in preparing for your activity. Jesus Paint by number kit includes: Instructions Color palette 25 page large collage print pdf -Completed project is 5 pages wide by 5 pages tall. Pages can be cut into smaller pieces to accommodate more people. Paint by number on single page Cheat sheet for leaders Improved printing experience 😅 Finished project is approximately 37.5” x 49.5” *For personal or ward use. No reselling 😉 Instructions: -Print the Paint By Number PDF onto letter sized paper; I would recommend at least a heavy weight card stock. Please note that the finished project will be 5 pages wide by 5 pages tall; 25 pages total. Page 1 is the top left corner, page 5 is the top right corner, page 20 is the bottom left corner, and page 25 is the bottom right corner; counting across like reading a book. The image is also included on one sheet if you’d like to print them as individual projects. -I would recommend laying them out and marking the back of each page with its number so they are easy to keep in order and reassemble. -Trim the borders; cut borders are marked by boxes in the the corners of each page. You can cut pages in half or fourths to get more pieces for larger groups. -Print the color palette to color match craft paint at the store. I would suggest going with the lighter shade if torn between two colors for a match. Look at all the colors together to be sure you’re happy with how your palette turned out. One 2oz bottle per color should be enough for most colors, but you may want to purchase a second for colors that cover the majority of the project. Another great option is to color match the colors at a home improvement store like Lowes or Home Depot and purchase samples. In this case, one bottle should be plenty since they are much larger bottles. Label the paint bottles with their numbers. You might take a picture of them in order at the store so you don’t have to remember which were which. -Purchase additional supplies to complete this project: Paint, glue (we used 3 tubs of Modge Podge to adhere the pages to our backing) or maybe staples if you need something cheap and easy, cheap assorted paint brush packs, table liner to protect from messes, paper plates to hold paint for each girl, & something to mount the finished project (we used a sheet of plywood that one of our leaders had in their garage). -Have the color & number master keys with the entire image handy in case a page is missing a paint number. -After the tiles are painted have each girl find the location for their piece and use lots of Modge Podge to adhere them to the board according to the bottle directions or staple the pages to your board. Stand back and be amazed. -If you have any questions on this craft, please feel free to message me for clarification. While reflecting on camp I was reminded of the process of making our color by number painting. Some of the girls really enjoyed it and finished their pieces quickly, some girls took harder pieces with more detail or had a missing number and got a little frustrated or didn’t know what to do, and some of the girls didn’t really think that painting their piece was that fun or maybe it was more detailed and wanted to give up. But, all of the girls pushed on, asked for help, and encouraged each other through the process and did their part to make the project a success so that the leaders could do the rest; guiding you to place their piece in the right place and then glueing it all together so that we all could see the plan come together. Life is like this project. Sometimes it’s fun and easy and sometimes it’s frustrating and confusing. If we just do our part to follow the instructions that our Father in Heaven has given us, ask for help when we need it, and try to do our best in trusting God’s plan, help others on the way, then we will begin to see the big picture, the beauty in it, and feel our Savior’s love flowing from heaven. ❤️ Lds youth theme I can do all things through Christ Philippians 4:13 Girls Camp lds youth camp FSY Pioneer Trek Youth Conference Activity Days Relief Society Ward Activity
I've finally decided to bite the bullet. We've had many people ask about our Amazing Race Youth Conference that Bob and I were in charge of a few years ago, so I thought the best way to get the info out is to post it here. Let me start by saying that when they called us to be in charge, they actually asked me, and were sort of afraid to ask Bob, seeing as how he was in a fairly demanding calling at the time (high council), and they didn't want the stake leaders to frown upon him being asked to be in charge of youth conference. So, they asked me, and said, "We think it would be awesome if you and Bob did it together... as a team... that is... er..., if he has the time". And of course, he made the time. Now, another thing that I have to make absolutely clear is that we started in March, and we planned and planned and planned til we were almost cross-eyed. I'm serious. We roped my young adult age kids into helping, and they can attest to the fact that we actually had nightly meetings, albeit on our bed and in our jammies. We would talk about what we got accomplished that day, and what needed to be done the next day, etc. We went out every Friday afternoon and drove to one (or more) of the venues that we would be stopping at during The Race. We timed the drive, timed the activity at the venue, and figured out all of the details that would be needed at each stop. It was a lot of work. There, I said it. BUT, what youth conference isn't a lot of work? It takes a lot of organizing and preparing and meeting to be able to pull off a smooth youth conference, no matter what you're planning. And, having said that, I can also say that we loved every minute of it. We loved working together, and with our kids, and the other adults that were helping us. So, I'm going to do this in a few different posts, since there is a lot of information, and frankly, I don't want to overwhelm you with information. Our Amazing Race Youth Conference was three days long. We did activities that were all in our valley, so that the kids could go back to their homes and sleep there. That saved on lodging expenses, so it worked perfectly for our needs. We wanted to spend the money on the activities and food and such. We did have each youth pay $10.00 to be involved in the youth conference. This helped defray costs, and also that got us a firm commitment as to who and how many would be coming (and everyone who initially committed, ended up coming!). As part of their permission slip and information form, we asked for their t-shirt size, so we were able to order t-shirts in advance of the activity. Before we ordered the t-shirts, we divided all the kids up into six different teams, along with an adult couple that would be their team leaders. Each team was a different color, so we ordered the t-shirts in the different team colors for every member of each team. We had seven teams in all: red, orange, gray, yellow, blue, tan and brown. Green shirts were for the Race Helpers. On the weeks prior to the race, we made announcements and talked it up quite a bit to get the kids excited about it. We found a Travelocity Gnome, and even just seeing that, got the kids really anticipating the activity. We made up a flier that had photos of the gnome in some of the places we'd be going on the race. None of the places were obvious, but it got the kids thinking and wondering... The kids didn't know ANY details about the activity, except that it was The Amazing Race, and they were all very excited! In fact, the bishopric didn't know anything (because each of them and their wives were Team Leaders), and of course none of the other Team Leaders knew anything. We had to keep it that way so that all of the events were surprises and no one knew what was around the corner. We did have a meeting with all of the Team Leaders (the couples that would be in charge of each group) prior to the activity. We talked about our objectives, which were: to help build unity in our youth group; to help the youth appreciate the history of the Church in our Salt Lake valley; to give them opportunities to serve; to help the youth feel the spirit; to help the youth understand the importance of the temple in their lives; and, to help the youth have a great time. We also gave the Team Leaders a list of things they needed to bring and have in their cars: scriptures, small first-aid kit, sunscreen, mosquito repellent, digital camera, 2 pairs of good fabric scissors (for the first night only), Driver's Race Packet (which was given to them on the first day of the race), a cooler with ice (Friday and Saturday only), race tickets (given to them the day they were needed), hand sanitizer, and cell phones. All of the above is all just a brief synopsis of the details in the planning of The Race. We had handouts and meetings, and excel worksheets, and lists, and on and on. All of which, were very important, but are not included in this post. It would be WAY too much information. We're already going pretty long on information here. So, I'll move along to the meat of the first day of The Amazing Race... To read about Day 2 - morning, click here. To read about Day 2 - afternoon and evening, click here. To read about Day 3 - click here. Day One: We all met at the church in the evening, at 7:00. When we got all of the kids and adults assembled, we began with a short devotional by Bob. We then explained some of the ground rules for the youth conference (no running through public areas, involve all team members, do each activity as outlined, no use of cell phones to aid in finding answers to clues, no electronic devices of any kind allowed for the youth... leave cell phones at home, obey traffic laws, etc). After that, we directed them to seven different over-sized Word Search puzzles hanging in the room. They had to look at every Word Search puzzle til they found their name, circle it, and then that particular puzzle indicated to them which team they were on. The poster also indicated which room they should go to. When all of the kids were gathered in the rooms (where the Team Leaders were waiting for them), they were able to open the first Amazing Race clue to tell them what to do next. I used my printer to print up loads of yellow envelopes to look similar to the ones on the Amazing Race show, and they became very familiar to them and were always waiting for them before or after each stop. The first clue said, "Your first task as a team is to finish this stack of blankets so that they are ready to be delivered to Primary Children's Hospital. Follow the attached instructions carefully and work together as a team. When the blankets are finished, return to the meeting room to have them checked off and to receive the next clue. After having the blankets checked off, put them back in the box and place them in your team car for use later in the race. Return all other supplies to the Task Supervisors and straighten your work room before you leave". So, the kids and their team leaders went to work cutting fleece blankets. There was a stack of fabric, yardsticks, masking tape, and instructions waiting for them in their work room. It was awesome seeing the boys and girls and leaders all working carefully and quickly on their fleece blankets. When they finished all of the blankets, they brought them back to Bob and I (who were the Task Supervisors for this task), and we checked them and gave them their next instructions, which read: "Your team must now make its way by car to the Draper Parks Pavilion within the ward boundaries. Park your vehicle and follow the markers to find 10 words that will lead you to your next destination." Once they arrived at the pavilion, and got out of their car, they had to look around a bit til they found signs that were posted down along the trail... Of course they ran from sign to sign! The signs read, "Get back in your car and go to the Wright's", with each word being on a different sign, so they didn't know where they were going til they read the very last sign. At the Wright's, we had our Amazing Race clue box (that Bob and I made with a mail box and some scrap wood), and they found their next envelope in there. This envelope had instructions as to what they were to do at the Wright's house. Plastic balls (like the ones in ball pits at play yards) had been hidden all over the Wright's yard. The teams had to send one player at a time, using every member on their team, and find a specific color of ball and bring it back to their team bucket. When they found 10 balls of that certain color, and had them in their bucket, they had to then run as a team to the Amazing Race mat and check in. The order that the teams came in to the mat were the order that they would be leaving in the next morning. We served refreshments after all the teams had finished, and then the kids were loaded up and taken back to their homes. We told them to be at the church at 7:30 in the morning for a long, fun-filled race day that next day. Now, that evening's events were just a tiny taste of what was to come. They were told they would be getting their race t-shirts the next morning, and we kept telling them, "Get some sleep... you're going to need it!" And we weren't over exaggerating that at all, as you'll see in the post about Day 2 (coming right around the corner). For information about the entire Amazing Race, click below on the specific days. To read about Day 2 - morning, click here. To read about Day 2 - afternoon and evening, click here. To read about Day 3 - click here.
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It's time for a new year and a new youth theme. This is an awesome theme and scripture for our youth today. Here we go! I am a disciple of Jesus ChristLast year I put our theme Kick-off night on here for all of you. This year I'm planning ahead and posting this early. So not everything has been tried and tested with a group of Young Women - but it has been tested by myself and my own YW daughter.Opening ExercisesBegin the night with a prayer, the young women theme followed by the NEW THEME SONG
Every year for our Seminary Christmas party I like to have a game day. This year we did Minute to Win it Book of Mormon Games. It was a lot of fun. I'll share with you the games that we came up with. \ 1 Nephi 16:6 6 Now, all these things were said and done as my father dwelt in a tent in the valley which he called Lemuel. Give each team a sheet to make a tent. They can use anything in the room to help build their tent. They have one minute to build their tent. The team that can convince a judge that theirs is the best tent wins. 1 Nephi 4:19 19 And after I had smitten off his head with his own sword, I took the garments of Laban and put them upon mine own body; yea, even every whit; and I did gird on his armor about my loins. Give each team a roll of aluminum foil to create Laban's armor. The team with the best armor wins. 1 Nephi 16:10 10 And it came to pass that as my father arose in the morning, and went forth to the tent door, to his great astonishment he beheld upon the ground a round ball of curious workmanship; and it was of fine brass. And within the ball were two spindles; and the one pointed the way whither we should go into the wilderness. Each team hid the opposite team's liahona while a team member from each team went outside the room. When the team member came into the room the team yelled hot or cold to help their team member find their liahona. Both teams played at the same time, so the team member had to hear the voices from his own team. The first team to find the Liahona won. 1 Nephi 16:16 16 And we did follow the directions of the ball, which led us in the more fertile parts of the wilderness. Each team gets a gold Liahona (Christmas ornament) and has a team member push it with their nose from the starting line to the finish line. The first team member to finish wins. 1 Nephi 16:23 23 And it came to pass that I, Nephi, did make out of wood a bow, and out of a straight stick, an arrow; wherefore, I did arm myself with a bow and an arrow, with a sling and with stones. And I said unto my father: Whither shall I go to obtain food? Each team got a bow that was not strung. They had to string their bow and then shoot an arrow at a picture of a desert goat. The first team to hit the goat won. Here's a picture of the goat that I used. 1 Nephi 17:8 8 And it came to pass that the Lord spake unto me, saying: Thou shalt construct a ship, after the manner which I shall show thee, that I may carry thy people across these waters. Each team has a member make a paper boat. Once they are done they have to blow their boat across the table with a straw. The first team to the other side wins. Jacob 5:68 68 And the branches of the natural tree will I graft into the natural branches of the tree; and thus will I bring them together again, that they shall bring forth the natural fruit, and they shall be one. Spread out 24 candy canes around the room. A member from each team has to pick up 12 candy canes (branches of Israel) with their mouth and bring them back to the Olive tree. Here is a copy of the tree printout: Words of Mormon 1:13 13 And it came to pass also that the armies of the Lamanites came down out of the land of Nephi, to battle against his people. But behold, king Benjamin gathered together his armies, and he did stand against them; and he did fight with the strength of his own arm, with the sword of Laban. Spread cups on the ground to be the Lamanites. Give each team a sword to gather up cups (Lamanites). The team with the most cups wins. Mosiah 2:8 8 And it came to pass that he began to speak to his people from the tower; and they could not all hear his words because of the greatness of the multitude; therefore he caused that the words which he spake should be written and sent forth among those that were not under the sound of his voice, that they might also receive his words. Each team has to write down Doctrinal Mastery 2:17. The team that is done first wins. Mosiah 27:18 18 And now Alma and those that were with him fell again to the earth, for great was their astonishment; for with their own eyes they had beheld an angel of the Lord; and his voice was as thunder, which shook the earth; and they knew that there was nothing save the power of God that could shake the earth and cause it to tremble as though it would part asunder. Spread marshmallows on the table. Each team is given a straw and a bowl. They are to suck up as many marshmallows as they can. The team with the most marshmallows wins. Alma 17:34 37 But behold, every man that lifted his club to smite Ammon, he smote off their arms with his sword; for he did withstand their blows by smiting their arms with the edge of his sword, insomuch that they began to be astonished, and began to flee before him; yea, and they were not few in number; and he caused them to flee by the strength of his arm. Spread the arms on the ground. Give each team a sword. The team that picks up the most arms with the sword (without using hands) wins. Here's a printout for the arms. Print them out on cardstock. Helaman 16:2 2 But as many as there were who did not believe in the words of Samuel were angry with him; and they cast stones at him upon the wall, and also many shot arrows at him as he stood upon the wall; but the Spirit of the Lord was with him, insomuch that they could not hit him with their stones neither with their arrows. Each team picks a person to represent Samuel the Lamanite. The team member stands in front of the opposite team. Each team throws marshmallows at the other team's Samuel. The Samuel that can dodge the most marshmallows wins. Ether 1:33 33 Which Jared came forth with his brother and their families, with some others and their families, from the great tower, at the time the Lord confounded the language of the people, and swore in his wrath that they should be scattered upon all the face of the earth; and according to the word of the Lord the people were scattered. Each team is given a bunch of plastic cups. The team that can stack their cups the highest wins. Ether 2:17 17 And they were built after a manner that they were exceedingly tight, even that they would hold water like unto a dish; and the bottom thereof was tight like unto a dish; and the sides thereof were tight like unto a dish; and the ends thereof were peaked; and the top thereof was tight like unto a dish; and the length thereof was the length of a tree; and the door thereof, when it was shut, was tight like unto a dish. Each team is given two plastic bowls with some duct tape. They are to tape their bowls together so that they are tight. Then each team has to spin their barge across the finish line. The team to cross the finish line first with a tight barge wins. It's always fun to give trophies to the winning team. Here is an idea that I have used in the past. I have updated the printout to say Book of Mormon. The printout is below. I printed it on gold cardstock that I bought at Walmart. Just click on the picture to make it large. Right click and save it into your pictures or copy and paste it into your printing program. This year I actually did not do the trophies. Instead I made them all Lehi's Luscious Liahonas. Click here to see how to make them. I love to do Minute to Win It Games. Here are some of my other games that you might like: Here is another fun game to play called Scripture Man
Our stake Youth Conference in the summer of 2017 was absolutely amazing. It was based solely on the Book of Mormon, and the entire thing from start to finish was something I will never forget.
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This past weekend Dale and I were able to participate in our Stake Youth Conference along with the girls. Youth Conference was titled, Moroni's Quest. We spent the 3 days and reenacted stories from the Book of Mormon in chronological order.All the wards were in charge of a reenactment and there were some that were done by multiple kids in the Stake. They prerecorded all the speaking parts and music so the kids just had to get up and perform and not have to memorize their lines, it was their voice in the recording though. We didn't stay in wards though, we stayed in tribes and Dale and I were tribe leaders. Our tribe was The Smithling Warriors aka the Jimmerites.There were many creative tribe names. It started off at the Stake Center and they did the story of Lehi's family and the slaying of Laban. We then headed off to a ranch that was owned by someone in our Stake about 50 miles west of us. Some of our Tribe at the the church Our lime green head bands were easy to spot View from our tent when we arrived at the ranch These guys were on the ranch. They pretty much got out of your way when you came by. The longhorn that is in front is expecting Our tribe at the first reenactment Day 2 Our tribe flag Brittney and Marti Brittney was in the "With all your Mights" tribe Dale, directing our Ward's reenactment He looks so official This is our Ward's reenactment, King Noah and Abinadi Makenzie is dancing for King Noah in this scene and Brittney is fanning him. Marti and Makenzie Makenzie's tribe was the "Anti-Fight-Contrites aka no fights" We are still smiling Dale the Nephite Warrior Dale the serious warrior Makenzie the Lamanite warrior Smile Brittney Helaman and the Stripling Warriors Battle Makenzie and friends in battle Dale is dead We knelt down instead of laying down due to all the cow pies Our Tribe The Jimmerites The Jimmerites camp site Root beer float time After the root beer floats we headed back to the reenactment place. They did the story of Samuel the Lamanite and there was Samuel on the wall preaching and the kids all threw paper bombs at him. It was fun. We then proceeded to another spot where the kids were all spread out and blind folded. All the youth were blind folded while they listened to booming thunder It was dark while the youth listened to the storm. They had them take off their blind folds and out of the trees with fog came a person all in white. It was a reenactment of Christ coming to visit. They man chosen to depict Christ was in a shining white robe and had a spot light on him. He came through the crowd and shook hands while the song, This is the Christ" was playing. You can't even put into words the feelings people had. After he departed we went back into our tribe camp site and had a testimony meeting. One of our youth commented, that even though it wasn't really Christ, they still wanted to touch him and another one said it made them want to be with him. It was a very spiritual experience for the youth and the adults. After the testimony meeting we looked up to a clear sky. The kids laid on a blanket and star gazed Some of our tribe star gazing Jimmerite headband Day 3 Breaking camp before breakfast and the final battles Brittney lines up on the Nephite side for the flour battle The flour bombs are made by putting flour into nylons and tyeing hem closed. When you get hit with one they leave flour marks. You can pick them up and use them over and over I got into the action Brittney Makenzie She's getting excited to go home and shower After the flour battle we had another battle between the Nephites and Lamanites where Moroni was the last Nephite alive and he buried the plates. they then had Moroni coming back to give the plates to Joseph Smith. It was a great learning experience for the youth and hopefully they had fun participating in it. When we got home, we were hot and dirty. It was in the 90's this weekend and there was no running water at this ranch, they brought in port-a-potties and had coolers of water set up every where for drinking, but that was it! The girls and I decided to knock a layer of dirt off by jumping into the pool with our clothes on. When we got home we jumped in the pool with our clothes on. I kind of cheated, I took my jean shorts off and put my running shorts on That felt good
Perfect Youth Activity! After splitting them up into 4 groups they used paint to mark their face with so we knew which team they belonged to. We had… Team #1 GREEN Team #2 RED Team #3 BLUE …
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Whether you teach primary, youth or your own kids... this "Jeoparty" is a fun way to test knowledge on the Book of Mormon! For a zero prep activity, just bring your lap top and use this PowerPoint! Animations make it super easy!! At first I made this for my older children (youth) and thought they would appreciate these categories... Then I made a second Powerpoint for my younger primary kids... I made it in PowerPoint form where you just click on the number for the question to show, then click the question for the answer. Then you can click again to clear. But just in case tech is not your thing... I also made this in PDF paper form to tape up onto a wall. Files for this activity are available HERE. Use code ACTIVITYFORFUN for 15% off anything in the shop!
This was one of those days where I left class knowing that most of my students "got it" It was very effective and fun in the process. The advance work and preparation were worth every minute and, in reality, did not take as many minutes to set up as it may appear. After we completed the obstacle course activity, I had them gather around the "Eternal Life" sign at the end of the obstacle course. We discussed how it will feel to say to the Lord, I fought the good fight, I finished my course, I did my best. 2 Timothy 4:5-8 In Paul's final epistle, he declares: Watch all things Endure afflictions Do the work of an evangelist Make full proof of thy ministry I have fought the good fight I have finished my course I have kept the faith There is a crown of righteousness laid up for me We compared Paul's afflictions and trials to some that we have in our time. We discussed the need for us to fight our own good fight, finish our course, and earn our own crown of righteousness. To reinforce these principles, I set up an obstacle course for my class. Here are the main components of this activity: Objects (obstacles) within a boundary Labels on the objects (Bad thoughts, inappropriate media, bullying, lying, cheating, immodesty, early and serious dating before 16 and/or missions and college, smoking, etc.) 3 Noise makers (see photos-I used plastic bowls and spoons) representing the Noise and Temptation from the world. Have these 3 students stand on one side of the obstacle course and bang on the bowls as the students on the opposite side try to give direction on how to avoid the obstacles and make it through the course. They can also yell out instructions that will lead those on the course to stumble and bump into obstacles. Signs for those on the opposite side that list Good Choices and following the Spirit (daily prayer, scripture, dressing modestly, partaking of the sacrament, keeping the Sabbath day holy, etc) Have these students yell directions that will get those on the course safely to the end without hitting obstacles. Blindfolds for those going through obstacle course ( Due to the number of students in my class,I had 3 students at a time go through but 1 at a time would be better) "Eternal Life" sign at the end of the course Crowns of righteousness at the end of the course Any other objects to make it more difficult (I used pool noodles across chairs) There are a lot of photos below, but each one may answer questions and give a better idea than my written explanation. Labels on each obstacle... More labels... Pool noodles between 2 chairs Sign at end..they had to touch it to complete the course. Noise makers... On your mark, get set, go... I did not make this a race...just like life is not a race against each other and we are all on our own course to return to our Heavenly Father. Each of us will get there in a little bit different time and way. The "good choices" on the side lines giving direction. Finding her way... The voices for good... The noise and temptations of the world... even though there were only 3 of them, they were louder than 10 good voices. At one point, they got up close to someone on the course. I told the students that this is how the temptations of the world work..they get louder and closer, so you need to be prepared to listen and follow the still, steady voices (the Spirit)
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