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Come Follow Me Lessons & Activities for Kids

Week 36 | August 26 - September 1

To finish off this summer month we have provided you with lots of hands on materials. This encourages children to keep those hands busy so that their minds can be on. In all my years of teaching I have found this to be a very effective teaching strategy. The bible study is 1 Corinthians 8-13 and there is so much to talk about in this reading! Be sure to study ahead of time so you can really know how to best teach your family.

I suggest printing the number one puzzles on colored card stock and laminating them then using velcro dots. The sacrament trays are also meant to be interactive, children can put the cups and bread on and off the trays. In order for them to do this you need to laminate them and then use velcro dots again. You may color them before laminating if you’d like. These are excellent for sacrament meeting!

Here are some real life photos of all the digital downloads you get in the lesson bundle this week, week 34. We know you will enjoy them!

 

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