I love to do crafts and have cute handouts and activities for church (and school, and friends, and - well you get the idea). I don't consider myself creative, but often use the help of others' talents. I decided to share what I'm doing for others just like me. It may be a link to where I found something or it might even be something *I* created. Right now I work as a paraprofessional at my kids' elementary - in special ed (autism). I started creating items for my 3rd graders this year and can't wait to share them with you. I am the 1st counselor in YW (first time in YW is this past year). I also have ideas for cub scouts and sunbeams posted, my previous callings.

Monday, May 12, 2014

The Sabbath Day is a Day of Worship (Primary Manual 1, Lesson 15)


Sunbeam Lesson 15:
The Sabbath Day is a Day of Worship.

 Today we finished our creation books:




I was going to take a picture of our church building, but forgot.  Fortunately there was a picture on our ward website on lds.org.  I just copied and pasted and then printed it off for the books.  You can take a picture of your building, see if your building is on lds.org, or just print a church building off the site.  I also printed two pictures to remind us about the sabbath day/day 7.  I had them cut and glued because we did another activity as well.  If you want to just have them cut and then glue the coloring will stay on the picture and not all over the page of the book.


We also made the creation on numbers today.  I will come back and add those to this post, but for now I want to get up this page.

If you choose to download, please become a follower first (on the right).  I'm happy to share my creations with my followers.  If you would like to leave a comment too that would totally make my day!

As I finish the other lessons I will post the links here:
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