Since Baby D is still very young, for FHE my husband, D, and I just tell different stories from the Gospel Art Kit. But I am trying to plan ahead for when D, and future kids, are able to better understand the lessons. I have been trying to pick topics that I want to teach my children. I then search the archives at LDS.org or other sites for stories and clip art. I then write the lesson using the stories, scriptures, and other gospel resources. I include song suggestions and game ideas. I try and keep it under one page , front and back. Everything is copied on card stock, colored if needed, and laminated. I place them all in folders labeled with the topic. So when we are running late on Monday nights, FHE is all ready!
Sunday, August 17, 2008
ZELMGID
This one one of my favorite FHE lessons growing up. I loved it so much that I made laminated copies for myself and my sister. It's the story of ZELMGID. It's really a story about living the Golden Rule. Here is a picture of my ZELMGID. (Note: I don't have a flannel board or magnet board, so we use tape and a cookie sheet.)
The story came from the Friend in 1987. Click here to go to the link on LDS.org.
Since Baby D is still very young, for FHE my husband, D, and I just tell different stories from the Gospel Art Kit. But I am trying to plan ahead for when D, and future kids, are able to better understand the lessons. I have been trying to pick topics that I want to teach my children. I then search the archives at LDS.org or other sites for stories and clip art. I then write the lesson using the stories, scriptures, and other gospel resources. I include song suggestions and game ideas. I try and keep it under one page , front and back. Everything is copied on card stock, colored if needed, and laminated. I place them all in folders labeled with the topic. So when we are running late on Monday nights, FHE is all ready!
I would love to hear about FHE ideas from all of you. I know there are a lot of creative people out there.
Since Baby D is still very young, for FHE my husband, D, and I just tell different stories from the Gospel Art Kit. But I am trying to plan ahead for when D, and future kids, are able to better understand the lessons. I have been trying to pick topics that I want to teach my children. I then search the archives at LDS.org or other sites for stories and clip art. I then write the lesson using the stories, scriptures, and other gospel resources. I include song suggestions and game ideas. I try and keep it under one page , front and back. Everything is copied on card stock, colored if needed, and laminated. I place them all in folders labeled with the topic. So when we are running late on Monday nights, FHE is all ready!
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