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Jesus will comfort us when we feel sad or frightened. Like a teddy bear or stuffed animal can sometimes bring us comfort. Play the teddy bear and heart matching game as you talk about ways we can find comfort.
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With your family compile a list of scriptures that point you to Christ. Then collect some rocks and paint the rocks with the scripture references or words to help point others to Christ.
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Make a mountain out of pillows and let your child climb to the top. In the old testament times Jesus would teach the prophet at the top of the mountain.
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Talk about what it means to trust in the Lord. Practice trust with a fun object lesson including a jar, water, and index card.
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Cut out paper stars and write something on each star your family is grateful for and then tape them on the ceiling. Teach your children that one way to praise God is to thank Him for our many blessings.
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Everyday we make choices. Heavenly Father will help us make the right choices when we ask for help. Play the “Choose the Right Raceway Game” to review some good choices we can make.
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Play a fun matching game to learn about different names and descriptions of the Lord that are mentioned in Psalms 23-46.
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Talk about what it means to trust someone. Color the coloring page while you sing or listen to the song “I Feel My Savior’s Love.”
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Esther was an instrument in God’s hands and so can we. Discuss with your family what it means to be an instrument. Then follow the directions in your lesson bundle to make a musical instrument.
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Make a fun scripture scroll craft. Let everyone draw a picture of their favorite scripture story on their scroll and share with the family.
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