December 27 - January 2 Come Follow Me Lesson for Kids: This Is My Work and My Glory, an FHE lesson by Come Follow Me FHE

This Is My Work and My Glory

Come Follow Me Lessons & Activities for Kids

Week 1 | December 27 - January 2

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Toddler Come Follow Me Activity

December 27 - January 2 Come Follow Me Lesson for Kids: This Is My Work and My Glory, an FHE lesson by Come Follow Me FHE

Show your kids a picture of your parents and tell about a time when you felt their love for you. Then compare that to us having Heavenly Parents and how much they love all of us. Together decorate the “I Am A Child of God Card”. On the back list attributes that make your child special. Testify that God loves all of His children and end with singing “I Am A Child Of God” (Primary Songbook pg 2).

Simplified Come Follow Me Activity

This week you get to play “Treat In A Cup Game”, scripture trivia style. See your materials for instructions on what you need and how to set up the game. Let one person take a turn by punching a hole in the tissue paper on one of the cups. Read the question out loud and then answer it. Then let the next person take their turn. Each question has a scripture reference on it so if you don’t know the answer you can look it up.

Standard Come Follow Me Activities

The Standard Activities includes the Simplified activity and more!

December 27 - January 2 Come Follow Me Lesson for Kids: This Is My Work and My Glory, an FHE lesson by Come Follow Me FHE

CREATE IT ACTIVITY

With your family read Abraham 3:3-10 and have a discussion about Kolab. You can also look up other scripture references or read about Kolab in the Bible Dictionary. This week you get to make your own Kolab Star scene. Use the puffy paint recipe and create your scene on black cardstock or construction paper. Sing or listen to the song “If You Could Hie To Kolab” (Hymn #284) while you create your scene.

SURPRISE ACTIVITY:

Make the “Community Helpers Book” and read it together. Discuss all the jobs people have in your community and family. Ask your family what Heavenly Father’s job is. Heavenly Father helps us become like Him and gain Eternal Life. Read and discuss Moses 1:39. Finish by singing “I Lived in Heaven” (Children’s Songbook pg 4).

Premium Extras for January

The extra premium materials will only be available in your account during the current month, January 1st-31st.

Roll A Snowman Singing Time Activity

Singing time activity by Come Follow Me FHE

I Know My Father Lives Song Chart

LDS song chart by Come Follow Me FHE

Merry Mail: Old Testament Reading Tracker and Seasonal Bucket Lists

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