The wise little pig built a house of bricks to keep the Big Bad Wolf at bay. What can we do to stay protected from the destructive spiritual winds in our lives? This family night lesson will help you find ways to build a solid brick-like foundation that will not fail.
In life, we are all going to make mistakes. It is ok! Avoid beating yourself up and feeling bad about imperfections. When we are striving to keep the commandments and follow the guidance of the Holy Ghost, we can, however, avoid most sins and make Heavenly Father happy.
When faced with a job, chore, or trial, we can choose to be like Nephi. He was a man who would “Go and do.” He didn’t murmur or complain. Because he made a habit of being a man of action and faith his life was blessed with joy and prosperity. When we look at our wooden bows, we can remember to emulate the Nephi the Book of Mormon prophet.
Take a moment to use your powerful words to remind your family how much you love them. Point out their strengths and thank them for participating. Bear your testimony about how clean, positive, and uplifting language can invite the Holy Ghost into your life and make a positive impact for good!
Today’s Family Night post is dedicated to all of the parents out there who are feeling busy, because, this activity can be done while you are eating dinner! Everyone needs to eat. Make mealtime special with our free printable Dinner Conversation Cube. It is easy to assemble and fun to use!
Today’s messy Family Night Lesson is all about Icky Sticky Lies. Combine a fun and sweet object lesson with a few hard truths about the ugly effects of lies. Teach your family about dishonesty in a way that will STICK with them for a long time!
If you love Spring as much as we do at our house, you are going to love this family night lesson! It is all about growing faith in Jesus Christ. He created this beautiful world that we live in. Having faith in Jesus is the first principle of the gospel. It is the most important thing we can teach our children. Get the lesson and printable on the blog today!
Be prepared for a Family Night full of action and adventure! This lesson is perfect for active children. Sometimes (usually), my kids like to fight during our Family Night lessons. This week, fighting is encouraged. How cool is that?! Read on to find out why…
As members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints, we have the opportunity to listen to our Prophet and the Apostles speak to us twice a year at General Conference. Typically, LDS General Conference is held in April and October.
What makes a family strong, resilient, and happy? It is something we all desire. There are many articles and books written on this topic. I’m sharing an article today that teaches a simple principle that draws the generations of a family tree together and makes the overall family resiliency strong. It is all about stories. What is your family story? Talk about it tonight with this fun Family Night Lesson.
This hands-on Family Night lesson will help the whole family see how beneficial it is to plant happiness. And it’s pretty yummy, too! This is a great lesson for around St. Patrick’s Day since you get to make a rainbow in the object lesson.
This Family Night Lesson has a name game that’s all about YOU! What is your name? Where did it come from and what does it represent? What can you do to make your name something to be proud of? Get the whole lesson plan on the blog today!