The kid-size version of our 'Paddle the Parks' tee is perfect for all of your little one's outdoor adventures.
Here are three fun M&M object lessons that you can do with kids and youth to get them thinking about God's love for us and our unique gifts.
Espace Guy Môquet is a mixed equipment gathering a leisure center, a dance hall and collective accommodation. The project’s ambition is to attrac...
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YOUTH is a Manchester-based interior design studio that believes the role of design is greater than surface layer aesthetics. They create spaces that feel raw and real, yet highly refined and considered. The essence of their work is captured in YOUTH Studio’s visual identity, which was devised by Melbourne-based designer M.Giesser.
When coaching youth cheerleading it is important to start with the basics first. Before teaching any cheers, chants, or stunts the girls sh...
Be sure to check out our EMBARK Girls Camp posts (based on this year’s youth theme)! A great fit for Girls Camp and full of activities you could use on any weeknight. We’ve all b…
Youth group Lock-Ins are an incredibly fun way to connect with the kids in your youth ministry. But 12 hours is a long time to fill with interesting activities. So we've pulled together our list of the greatest Youth Lock-In Games of all time to help you make your next All-Niter the best time ever!
Object lesson using a ziplock bag of water and 3 pencils. Illustrates how we need to trust the Lord even when things seem impossible. An object lesson sure to WOW your audience.
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Highly active youth group games are great to build stamina and endurance, as well as promote a healthy active lifestyle while tiring out your participents to get some sleep!
Think Celestial Sticker-- Quote from President Russell M. Nelson from the October 2023 General Conference! Perfect to put on water bottles, laptops, cars, and more! Great sticker to give out to LDS youth, relief society, primary and more! Materials: Printed on a thick, premium white vinyl Thickness: Stickers are approximately 15.4 mil (380 microns) in thickness (including the liner) which is about as thick as a playing card Dimensions: 3 x 1.75 inches Finish: Matt (English), Glossy (Spanish and Portuguese) This sticker is weatherproof, waterproof, durable, and dishwasher safe! Follow me on instagram for more shop updates @JasmineTreeDesign
Use m&m candy to teach Bible object lessons for children, youth or adults on being who God called you to be and sharing God's love!...also prayer ideas & more!
Made with a comfortably balanced blend of 50% cotton and 50% polyester, the Gildan 18000B sweatshirt is the perfect choice for school, sports, and lounging with friends. Its medium-heavy fabric delivers a cozy, warm feeling while each sweatshirt runs true-to-size for a great fit. .: 50% cotton, 50% polyester.: Medium-heavy fabric (8.0 oz/yd² (271.25 g/m²)).: Loose fit.: Tear-away label XSSMLXLWidth, in16.0017.0018.0019.0020.00Height, in19.7521.2522.5024.0025.50Sleeve length from center back, in23.5026.5027.7530.2533.00
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.
Looking for a get to know you game for your small group? Try this M&M game as your next icebreaker and grab my free printable to make it easy.
Whether it's an LDS youth, primary or Relief Society activity, this LDS Scripture Treasure Hunt is sure to be a hit with everyone!
By Alexis Tanner A couple years ago, back when cell phone batteries didn’t last longer than a day, my husband Alan and I were invited to his best friend’s wedding at the Draper temple. We stayed at my parent’s house so we could drop off our daughter, but we forgot our cell phone chargers so our phones had died the morning of the wedding, leaving us without a map to the temple. But we thought, we can see the temple, we can find it. However, that morning it was super cloudy and the temple was completely covered and we couldn’t see it. We tried our best to figure out the streets up to the Draper temple and even asked someone for directions, but we couldn’t find it and we missed the wedding. It was really disappointing. I share this story with you not so you remember your cell phone chargers when you travel, although that is important. But it also taught me that we can’t just hope to get to the temple, we have to prepare and we need to help our youth prepare. Recommend The first thing our youth need to get to the temple is a temple recommend. It’s important that we explain that a temple recommend is more than a piece of paper and it’s more than checking off a to-do list to be worthy to enter the temple. Having a temple recommend and being worthy to enter the temple blesses our lives every day. President Gordon B. Hinckley said, “It would please the Lord if every adult member [and I would add youth] would be worthy of—and carry—a current temple recommend. The things that we must do and not do to be worthy of a temple recommend are the very things that ensure we will be happy as individuals and as families.” Sometimes the youth may feel uneasy or worried that they aren’t worthy to enter the Lord’s house. I love what Elder Djarot Subiantoro said in his talk called “Always Having a Temple Recommend”, ”If we are striving to be true and faithful to the principles of the gospel, then we will always be temple worthy.” When we are trying our best and trying to live the commandments, then we can be sure that we are ready to enter the Lord’s house. I think it’s important to remember that God doesn’t ask for perfection, He just asks for you to try your best and want to follow Him. In the October 2020 General Conference, Elder Ronald A. Rasband shared a story about his father-in-law who was nearing the end of his life. He had asked the bishop to interview him to renew his temple recommend because he wanted to die being “recommended to the Lord.” I love this way of thinking about a temple recommend as a recommendation to the Lord. Having a current temple recommend is so important. Family history work One of my favorite things about going to the temple is the opportunity to do the work for our ancestors. My family has a lot of family history work to do. My mom is a convert and the only member in her family. And my dad’s side is pretty new to the church. So your family might be like mine and have more work than you’ll ever have time for. If you have the opportunity, help your youth take your family names to the temple. I have had some wonderful experiences at the temple when I have the name of my ancestors in my hands. But finding your ancestors can be really hard. Or you may be like my husband whose family work has pretty much all been done to the point of getting professional help. Or you may not know how to find your ancestors. There are still other ways the youth can connect families besides taking names to the temple. They can do indexing on familysearch.org, write their own personal history for their posterity, interview living relatives and get to know their stories, or learn about their ancestors as they explore their own family tree. Knowing our past helps our entire family. Studies have shown that people who know about their ancestors have higher self esteem and are better able to deal with the effects of stress. As we get to know our ancestors, we feel more connected to them and connected to the world around us. As I’ve done family history work, I have felt guided by some of my ancestors to find their records and records of their family. One of my favorite experiences was when I was looking at the records of my great grandmother’s sister Margaret. She had passed away as a young mother. She had a twin sister Catherine who married Margaret’s husband after she died, raised Margaret’s older children, and then went on to have children of her own. One afternoon, as I was doing family history work, I was looking at Margaret’s grave online. It was in Chicago which was near where I lived at the time. On the grave was listed a Baby Margaret, among a couple of other names, so I couldn’t tell who baby Margaret belonged to. After a lot of searching, I found the death certificate of a baby Margaret who died on the day she was born, the same day as her mother Margaret. When you find records of babies, there isn’t any temple work that needs to be done, but I was able to add her name to our family tree. Later that night as I was saying my prayers and thanking Heavenly Father for helping me find baby Margaret, I had a really special experience where I could feel the joy and happiness coming from Margaret and her daughter Baby Margaret. I didn’t even do any temple work for this situation, but getting to know a bit of their story and participating in finding their records was a special experience I will always treasure. Connecting with our ancestors outside of the temple also allows us to connect with them inside the temple and to better understand that families are eternal. Keep the Temple on Your Mind My third tip for preparing the youth for the temple is to help keep the temple on their minds. Something I like to do with my kids is to point to the temple whenever we see them. And in Utah that’s a lot. My kids can’t always remember the names of the temples so sometimes they’ll give them nicknames like the Provo temple was the “cupcake temple.” The Bountiful temple is called “the temple where mom and dad got married.” And to my younger kids, most of the other temples are the Salt Lake Temple. When we intentionally look for the temples around the valley and when we’re driving around, it keeps it on our mind. In our own home, we try to have pictures of the temple in each room. President Spencer W. Kimball said, “It seems to me it would be a fine thing if every set of parents would have in every bedroom in their house a picture of the temple so the [child] from the time he is an infant could look at the picture every day and it becomes a part of his life. When he reaches the age that he needs to make this very important decision, it will already have been made.” With the current COVID restrictions, getting an appointment to the temple can be hard. But when we look for the temple, have a temple picture in our room, and even spend time just on the grounds, we can begin to feel how sacred that place is and hopefully have a desire to be there as often as we can. In the last General Conference, President Nelson said, “If you don't yet love to attend the temple, go more often — not less.” As the world becomes a harder place to be in, the temple can be a place of strength and eternal perspective. Don’t let your youth get stuck unprepared like Alan and I were when we couldn’t see the temple and missed experiencing his friend’s wedding. Prepare your teenagers in whatever ways you can to make the temple a special place for them because it is a special place where we can better connect with our Heavenly Father, our Heavenly Mother, and our families. Alexis Tanner is a mother of five, podcaster, and writer. She loves reading, family history work, taking her kids on adventures, and podcasting with her husband at the Parenting In Real Life Podcast. You can find Alexis on Instagram @parentingIRLpodcast.
Fun object lesson about putting God first in our lives. Great for children's church, sunday school, and youth group. All you need is a banana!
So much Twitter love from my post about my walls this year. Y’all know how to make a girl feel good! I don’t have my lesson plans ready, and am not entirely sure what I’m doing on…
Need youth group games? We have 50 of them, and they are all no prep youth group games! Perfect for groups as little as 3 and as big as 100. Check out these 50 no prep youth group games that are not dodgeball!
128 small group questions for youth group organized by topic. Get your students to open up and discuss with these youth group questions.
Book of Mormon "Jeoparty" (2 versions) KIDS/YOUTH 1. Kids- questions are quite easy, perfect for Primary 2. Youth - questions get harder and harder. Categories (GOAT, lit, cringe, shook, sus, bruh) using slang words hopefully teenagers will appreciate, lol. POWERPOINT (with animations) and PDF for both... you decide if you want to use a computer or have the physical questions taped up to a wall or board. You'll want to print the correct answer key so you have a hard copy to help! 6 Categories with 6 questions each. As point value increase, questions get harder and content covers the whole Book of Mormon. Suggestion: have scriptures handy so players can look up answers they don't know.
You will love these Olympic-themed party ideas, from food to backyard games and lots of kid-friendly crafts! Who else is super excited about the Olympics starting? We cannot wait! Especially since it's now been 3 years since the last Olympic games. As a family, we decided that we're going to have an Olympic-themed party for the opening ceremonies, and my kids are already brainstorming ideas. There are so many fun ideas that we found, we just had to share with you guys. Which one of these ideas is sticking out to you? I want to make them all! This isn't
Made with a comfortably balanced blend of 50% cotton and 50% polyester, the Gildan 18000B sweatshirt is the perfect choice for school, sports, and lounging with friends. Its medium-heavy fabric delivers a cozy, warm feeling while each sweatshirt runs true-to-size for a great fit. .: 50% cotton, 50% polyester.: Medium-heavy fabric (8.0 oz/yd² (271.25 g/m²)).: Loose fit.: Tear-away label XSSMLXLWidth, in16.0017.0018.0019.0020.00Height, in19.7521.2522.5024.0025.50Sleeve length from center back, in23.5026.5027.7530.2533.00
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