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20 General Conference Activities for Toddlers and Youth

ByMariah

Hey friends! Did you know LDS General Conference is coming up on April 4th and 5th?? I’m so excited! (What is General Conference, you ask? Follow this link where Mariel gives a great explanation.) I always get excited for General Conference because I know that I will come out of it feeling spiritually uplifted and strengthened, with a determination to be a better person. I think that it’s pretty great, but I know that getting your kids to understand the “awesomeness” of General Conference can be a challenge. I mean, it isn’t exactly like you’re sitting them down in front of their favorite movie for two hours! While it may not be the most excited thing they’ve ever watched on TV, there is a wealth of spiritual messages being shared that they CAN learn something from.

13 July Activity Days Ideas for Girls
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13 July Activity Days Ideas for Girls

ByMariel

Happy July, my friends! Need some July Activity Days ideas?? Whether you’re an Activity Days leader or simply want some fun July activities for kids, this post is for you. Enjoy! What is Activity Days? Fun and entertaining activities for children ages 8 through 11 that build testimonies, strengthen families, and foster unity and personal…

If you have children old enough to give talks in church, then check out the printable primary talks Adelle has prepared for February! www.orsoshesays.com
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Printable Primary Talks February – 2018 Theme (she: Adelle)

ByAdelle Belnap

I love the primary children of the Church. In the Latter-day Saint faith (Mormon), they range in age from 3-11, and are so full of life and energy and give love so freely. I always feel welcome when I visit the Primary Room. And listening to their primary talks is both enlightening and entertaining!

Here is a little object lesson that helps to demonstrate the need to show kindness always. It's a great idea for your next family night! www.orsoshesays.com
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Teaching Kids Kindness – Family Night Lesson

ByAdelle Belnap

We may not always know when our friends or family are feeling sad. People are good at pretending and putting on a show of happiness. Remember, we don’t have signs up declaring to the world what troubles are going on inside. Here is a little object lesson that helps to demonstrate the need to show kindness always.