March 25 - March 31

Easter is a special time of year, just like Christmas time! Gordon B. Hinkley said: “There would be no Christmas if there had not been Easter. The babe Jesus of Bethlehem would be but another baby without the redeeming Christ of Gethsemane and Calvary, and the triumphant fact of the Resurrection.” Use the videos and songs from the media page to teach your family about Easter.

March 18 - March 24

Read 2 Nephi 31:4-13 with your family and discuss how Jesus set a perfect example of obedience for each of us. Talk about how you can be obedient in following the commandments as you color the “Jesus set the perfect example of obedience…” coloring page together.

March 11 - March 17

As a family work together to make the “Christ wants everyone to come unto Him” Paper Plate Craft. Read 2 Nephi 26:23-28, 33. Help your children understand that Christ loves everyone and desires all to partake of His divine gift of salvation.

March 04 - March 10

Make the dice by following the instructions and then grab a set of scriptures to play Roll the Scriptures. As you play you will read some of the highlighted verses from this week’s study.

February 26 - March 03

Read 2 Nephi 12:2-3 with your family about the prophesy from Isaiah. Talk about the importance of the temple with your family. Share any special experiences you have had at the temple with your children. Then use the printable to learn to draw a temple.

February 19 - February 25

As a family read 2 Nephi 9:28-29. Show your children the “To be learned is good…” coloring page and discuss why it is important to hearken to the counsel of God, even if you have learned a lot and are knowledgeable about many things. Then color the page together.

February 12 - February 18

As a family read 2 Nephi 4:15-16, follow the instructions to make your own “brass plates.” Then use the Book of Mormon Writings page to engrave your own words on or your favorite scripture on to your plates.

February 05 - February 11

As a family read and discuss 2 Nephi 1:13. Talk about how sin can be like being bound with chains. Discuss Lehi’s testimony in verse 15 and his invitation in verse 23. Help your children understand Jesus Christ can help them overcome sin. As a family do the Go and Do activity together.

January 29 - February 04

As a family read 1 Nephi 17:8. Discuss how Nephi was commanded to build a ship, but that was something he had never done before. Talk about how Nephi learned what he needed to do to build a ship. As a family think of ways the Lord has helped you and blessed your lives because you were faithful. Fold a 3D boat together and see if it will float in your sink or bathtub.

January 22- January 28

Read 1 Nephi 11 with your family and talk about all the things Nephi saw in his vision. Make the "Nephi Sees the Life of Christ" accordion book together.

January 15 - January 21

The Book of Mormon is full of symbols. You will be learning about some symbols in the story of Lehi's vision in 1 Nephi 8. Have your children listen carefully so they can pick out each symbol as you read. When they hear a symbol read, they should raise their hand and you can stop to discuss each one. Then color it on the Tree of Life Symbols page.

January 08 - January 14

Let your children Break the Code for 1 Nephi 5:21. After decoding the verse, talk about what you can learn from this verse and how you can apply it to you and your family.

January 01 - January 07

Read in the Introduction to the Book of Mormon how it can help men gain eternal peace. Then make the Peace Dove craft together as you talk about what peace means to you. Hang your craft somewhere you'll be able to see it all week and work on being peacemakers.

December 25 - December 31

Read Revelations 19:7-8 and use the CTR mini book to learn about the ways we can prepare for the Lord's second coming by choosing the right. Have your children draw a way they can choose the right on the last page.

December 18 - December 24

Gather together as a family to make a graham cracker nativity scene. As you build a stable from the graham crackers and frosting, talk about the story of Christ's birth and what it might have been like to be there. Display your nativity scene where you'll see it all week and be reminded of the gift of our Savior.

December 11 - December 17

51- Let your children Break the Code for Revelations 9:1-2. After they have cracked the code, talk about what you learn from these verses.

December 04 - December 10

In Revelation 1:20, Jesus compares His church to candlesticks. Read this with your family and discuss why they think the church could be like a candlestick. Ask them how they can be a light to those around them. Then follow the instruction page to do a light experiment and give your children a "I can reflect Christ's light" sticker as a reminder.

November 27 - December 03

Read 1 John 1:5-7, 2:8-11 with your family. Then let your children color the "Following Jesus Brings Light" coloring page while you discuss how Jesus brings light into your lives.

November 20 - November 26

Assemble the I Can Choose to Follow God When Times are Hard accordion book and then read the scriptures for examples of following and loving God during hard times.

November 13 - November 19

Help your children memorize James 1:5 by completing the fill in the blank page and reciting the scripture.

November 06 - November 12

As a family, read and discuss Hebrews 7:1-4. Discuss who in your ward or branch holds the Melchizedek Priesthood and how they serve your family and help you to know Jesus Christ. Then do the Sweet Service Pie and thank those priesthood holders that serve you.

October 30 - November 05

Sing "Gethsemane" as a family, you can find the music and words on lds.org. Complete the coloring page and discuss what the atonement means and how Christ can understand our trials and help strengthen us in them.