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Discover 40+ LDS Primary Activity Days ideas for youth. From crafts to lessons, find activities that inspire and enrich their spiritual path.

Grab this fun printable with over 50 goal setting ideas for primary children for the Children and Youth program

So, this is the time of year when we all think about setting goals. I love this post from darling doodles--it is hilarious! I think I could achieve the goal of eating more chocolate! :) Or gaining 25 pounds! Or spending more time on Pinterest! Anyway, I thought we would do a short lesson on goal setting. Love this acronym to help the girls remember principles of goal-setting: from mariettamcclurefitness Then, darling doodles also has a darling printable for setting goals from…

This week we are going to talk about family history. I thought it would be fun to have the girls think about it in advance so I made this invitation. The font is kind of hard to read, but basically they are going to "bring along an ancestor" by learning a story about, or dressing up as, or bringing an item that belonged to an ancestor of theirs. I thought I would start with a 5 minute lesson on why we do family history work and why it is so important. Then we will be taking turns introducing…

Assemble the jar with a label and attach Sunday “can” ideas to jumbo craft sticks. You can use the “can’s” we provided and/or write your own as you

Here is an idea sent in from one of our readers. Thanks so much for sharing! "I wanted to teach the girls the true symbols of Christmas in the context of an advent calendar. Having twelve girls (and they all come, yeah!) I need to be economical with supplies, so using my geometry compass I cut 7 1/2in circles out of cardboard cereal boxes. Then cut a 4in hole in the center of each to make a wreath. These I painted green, giving a second coat to the colorful cereal box side. Once dry I glued…