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FHE: Lessons That Do Double Duty
01 year ago
by Editor
in family home evening
Today we’re featuring several “super-charged” family home evening ideas from America Jane that fulfill at least one requirement in Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Faith in God, Duty to God and Personal Progress. Why super-charged? Because these family home evenings are great lessons on their own AND they pass off requirements, saving you time. If you have several children in different programs, you’re really going to love these easy family home evenings.
See these family home evening plans for:
There are also a couple of “bonus” ideas that weren’t inspired by Scouting or program requirements. Enjoy your family night!
FHE: A YEAR of Lessons on Primary Theme!
01 year ago
by Editor
in family home evening
Do you have Primary-aged kids or grandkids? If so, we have found a treasure trove for you!
Instead of trying to thumb through The Friend looking for a few ideas for FHE here and there, you can now coordinate what your kids are learning at church with your family home evenings. Jessica Feth has written out an amazing year-full of family home evening lessons, all based on the weekly sharing time themes your kids are hearing in Primary this year.
Some people print out everything and create an FHE binder so it’s all ready to go on Monday night, and some just print out the lessons weekly as needed.
Click here for the lessons on Sugardoodle.
Primary Helps: Two-minute Talks
01 year ago
by Editor
in Teaching in the Church
It’s Saturday night, and you just got the “reminder” call that your child has a talk tomorrow. Only problem is, this is the first time you’ve heard about it! Oops, guess Junior accidentally lost the little slip of paper he was supposed to give to you last Sunday. What to do?
For Activity Day Girls: Learning New Hairstyles!
01 year ago
Girls love learning about health and beauty! Learning new hairstyles was one of these girls’ favorite activities. Consider inviting someone in your ward–maybe one of the young women–to come talk to the girls about taking care of their hair. You can also use this writer’s helpful handout and give a copy to each girl. Try these hairdos with your Activity Day girls, your own daughters, or maybe even on yourself.
See all of the cute hairstyles at at LDS Activity Day Ideas.
What activities have your Activity Day girls enjoyed? Leave your suggestions for our readers.
