Follow the prophet

Are you already picking out all your songs for the new year ahead? Follow the Prophet Flip Chart is one of my favorites to pull out whenever it gets close to General Conference or to

Faith-Based Ideas

Today I want to share a fun object lesson idea I found here. I used it for my recent lesson on following the prophet in Young Women. I think the girls enjoyed it. I set out two identical boxes on a table. Inside one box I put some candy and I left the other box empty (I added the tissue paper so you couldn't hear the candy rolling around). I left the boxes closed and asked the girls to raise their hands to indicate which box they would choose. About half chose each box. When I asked them why…

Follow the Prophets

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I’ve been pondering on how I can teach all nine verses of “Follow the Prophet” song from the LDS Children Song Book which is the theme song for March 2015 in the current 2015 Shar…

Get this week's lesson here. Once upon a time, my husband and I were team teachers for the ward's Sunbeam class. It was one of the funnest callings I ever had! I remember us giving a lesson about following the prophet and finding a big, ugly beard from our Halloween costumes, a cozy robe, and a towel for a shepherd's hat. Each Sunbeam took a turn being dressed up like and old, biblical prophet as we sang "Do as I'm Doing" and "followed" the prophet. Not sure if the girls would appreciate…

sing Follow the Prophet at home or in singing time using these fun prophet sticks using Susan fitch illustrations, how to teach Follow the Prophet

Sharing Time Ideas from the 2015 Outline Introduce the doctrine: Have the children stand and read Doctrine and Covenants 1:38 out loud together. Explain that prophets are servants of Jesus Christ. …

Use logic and fun to see if the kids can figure out which prophet in this cute printable Follow the Prophet Riddles game for LDS Primary Singing Time or CFM.