Be Perfectly Joined Together

Come Follow Me Lessons & Activities for Kids

Week 35 | August 19 - August 25

A new lesson bundle has rolled in! Week 33 is a gem! I love that we got to talk about the Holy Ghost with sack puppets. I feel that teaching our kids how to listen to the spirit is one of the most valuable tools we can give them in life. Plus, the “my body is a temple” coloring page is too cute! It’s a great discussion you can have this week. Make sure to use the perfect song on the song list provided to go with the activity page. We provide you with a full lesson plan page each week with all the details. Of course there is a fun game to play with your family or primary class too! Don’t miss the linking circle of people! This helps teach that we can be perfectly joined together, which is the title for this week. A great connection there!

If you have a membership this lesson bundle will be in your downloads. If you don’t have a membership, what are you waiting for? Our resource makes teaching Come Follow Me in your home so easy, engaging and simple for you to execute! We do sell individual lessons in our shop too.

Here are some real life photos of all the digital downloads you get in the lesson bundle this week. We know you will love them as much as we do!

On Instagram we give you extra support. I go LIVE every Tuesday morning. If you feel like you need more information after this post just find us there. I save the LIVE to my Instagram TV so it can always be found for easy reference. Our goal is to give you tons of support with the Come Follow Me curriculum in your home.

Be sure to visit our shop were we offer many items that will help you create gospel centered home. This ABC Quiet book is a family favorite at our house. It saves me during sacrament meeting and is easy to print to Walmart photo and slide into a 4×6 photo book.

We hope you enjoy all the materials in the lesson bundle this week! Sharing is caring! We would love if you share about us with your friends and family members. I know so many people are struggling with the home centered learning and any support is greatly appreciated. We do have a free membership option too. Jump on the email list and be notified when our free lesson goes out, the first week each month, and about special offers and deals too!

Thank you!

Come Follow Me FHE Team

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