What Lack I Yet?
Read Mark 10:6-8 and teach your family that Heavenly Father wants us to marry in the temple and have eternal families.
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Rejoice with Me; for I Have Found My Sheep Which Was Lost
Learn about faith by reading the stories of Mary, Martha, and Lazarus in John 11:1-46. Compare faith to a seed and help your children plant a seed.
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I Am The Good Shepherd
Complete the draw erase book as you learn about the commandments, found in John 7:14-17. Review the commandment as your child practices writing the number.
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What Shall I Do to Inherit Eternal Life?
Use the finger puppets to role play scenarios where we can love everyone because that is what Jesus taught.
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Thou Art The Christ
Let your children use the stick puppets as you read the story of great faith in Matthew 15:22-28. Have a discussion on how your family can have faith like this woman and a mustard seed.
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Easter, O Grave, Where Is Thy Victory?
Learn about the Holy Week by doing the Holy Week Walk. Give your child a sticker for their Holy Week Passport at each station.
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Be Not Afraid
As you make the Jesus Miracle Mobile, read the scriptures on each circle. You will learn about the three miracles in John 5:1-9, Matthew 14:13-21 and Matthew 14:22-33.
Who Hath Ears to Hear, Let Him Hear
Have your children color the picture on the coloring page that goes with each parable as you read it.
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I Will Give You Rest
Read Matthew 11:28-30 and teach your family what the word yoke means. Have a 3-legged race and then color the coloring page.
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These Twelve Jesus Sent Forth
Read Matthew 7:24-27. Learn about the wise man and the foolish man by completing the object lesson with Legos and brown sugar.
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