August 17 - August 23 Come Follow Me Lesson for Kids: The Rock of Our Redeemer by Come Follow Me FHE

The Rock of Our Redeemer

Come Follow Me Lessons & Activities for Kids

Week 34 | August 17 - August 23

Start this Come Follow Me lesson by letting the kids build a tower with legos and blocks. Let them build it as tall as they can. Point out or help them realize that the stronger their foundation is the taller they can build the tower.

Read and study Helaman 5:12 as a family. Use the poster and the handouts to help your family learn or memorize the verse.

August 17 - August 23 Come Follow Me Lesson for Kids: The Rock of Our Redeemer by Come Follow Me FHE

Next use the Tool Box with Tools Activity. Let each child pick a tool and read it aloud. Explain that the tool helps us build a strong foundation for a house just like the spiritual tools help us build a strong foundation for our testimony. Each child can make their own tool box if time permits.

Use the warning signs to discuss how we can maintain our sure foundation.

August 17 - August 23 Come Follow Me Lesson for Kids: The Rock of Our Redeemer by Come Follow Me FHE

End the lesson with the Lego Snack as a reminder to build a sure foundation.

As a bonus activity read Helaman 5:30 and discuss the still small voice. Use the Holy Ghost Sorting Activity to help children understand things that help invite the spirit.

August 17 - August 23 Come Follow Me Lesson for Kids: The Rock of Our Redeemer by Come Follow Me FHE

Another bonus idea is to discuss the pride cycle. Use the Pop The Pride Object Lesson and then complete the Pride Cycle Coloring page.

August 17 - August 23 Come Follow Me Lesson for Kids: The Rock of Our Redeemer by Come Follow Me FHE

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Enjoy this Come Follow Me Lesson!

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August 17 - August 23 Come Follow Me Lesson for Kids: The Rock of Our Redeemer by Come Follow Me FHE

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