With the 24th of July coming up in Utah (also known as Pioneer Day), it’s time for Latter-day Saint wards and stakes to get busy planning a fun way to celebrate this special state holiday. Pioneer Day is our way of remembering and celebrating the incredible journey of the “Mormon” pioneers who first entered the…
These Primary Talks are written for children based on the Come Follow Me Lessons for the month of May, but the topics addressed are universal and can be used at any time! The talks are written so that children can easily read and understand them. We hope they make speaking in Primary easy and meaningful…
Primary Activities is a program run by the Latter-day Saint church for girls and boys, ages 8-11. The activities include fun and entertaining lessons for the girls that build testimonies, strengthen families, and foster unity and personal growth. They are typically held twice a month, and all girls ages 8-11 are welcome to attend, whether…
Whether or not you are a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Brigham Young is a name I’m sure most of you are pretty familiar with. After all, BYU University is named after him. But for members of The Church, he is an integral part of our history. Was Brigham Young…
As a mother of 7, with mountains of laundry and dishes to do, and endless drives to and from activities, I love having something educational to listen to, to make the most of my time. Chores are much more enjoyable while being spiritually fed at the same time! Whether you’re looking for deeper insights into…
April 13 Primary Talk: Shine Bright Have you ever been camping and had to use a lantern to provide light at nighttime? The lantern light glows in the darkness. If you wait, and watch, you may notice that little flying moths will start to surround the light. It draws them in. They want to be…
Alright, fellow moms, Primary leaders and teachers, let’s make this Easter unforgettable for our little ones! We’re going to embark on a hands-on spiritual journey, creating a lasting memory of the true meaning of Easter. This activity and craft for Easter is designed to engage children in the Easter story while creating a tangible reminder…
If you’re looking for Pioneer Day Activities, then look no more! Mariah has created a roundup of things to do, including crafts and snacks. Pioneer Day is a holiday to celebrate the arrival of Mormon (LDS) Pioneers into the Salt Lake Valley in 1847. It’s a great time of year in Utah, and now you won’t have to miss out on any of the fun even if you’re out of state!
I hear ya, moms… I’ve been doing the Google searches too, “fun activities for bored siblings.” Being cooped up at home can easily drain the life out of you and the children. But having a list of fun activity ideas to do at home can make all the difference in the world. So, I thought…
Easter is a time of joy and reflection, and what better way to engage children than with crafts that tell the story of Jesus Christ? These 17 Christian Easter crafts are perfect for Sunday School, family home evening, or just a fun afternoon at home. They’re designed to be easy, engaging, and to help kids…
We did an activity to drive home the point that words can be used for good. It changed my life. I would never had suspected how my testimony would grow from a simple “children’s exercise.” I felt inspired to share it with our blog readers (YOU!) and hope that it will be as impactful in your homes as it was for me at our activity.
If you’re going to make a drink, you might as well make a gallon! This recipe for one gallon homemade lemonade is made with real lemons and sugar. It’s way easier to make than you would think… almost as easy as opening up a can of concentrate! Okay, well not quite the easy, but pretty…