I Will Lead You Along

Week 30 | July 12 - July 18

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Toddler Come Follow Me Activity

Hold your child’s hand and ask them to lead you to different rooms in the house. Tell your child that they are great at leading you along. Explain that Jesus leads us along too. When we let him lead us along we are safe and are able to make good choices. Read D&C 78:18. Explain that Jesus leads us because he loves us. Cut out the mama duck and baby duck activity. Attach the ducks with a string with the mama duck in the front. Let your child pull them around helping the mama duck lead her babies. The mama duck loves her babies and wants to keep them safe so she leads them around. Share ways that Jesus has led in your life.

Simplified Come Follow Me Activity

Read Doctrine and Covenants 78:3-7. Discuss what the Bishop’s Storehouse is and it’s purpose. Then color the “Bishop’s Storehouse Coloring Page.”

July 12 - July 18 Come Follow Me Lesson for Kids: I Will Lead You Along by Come Follow Me FHE

Standard Come Follow Me Activities

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STUDY IT COME FOLLOW ME ACTIVITY:

Let the children use the “Break The Code” to learn about this week’s focus. After they have broken the code, discuss “Be of good cheer, I will lead thee along.” After your discussion play follow the leader. Let each child have a turn being the leader.

SURPRISE ACTIVITY:

Read D&C 79 and 80 as a family. Or read the sections ahead of time and summarize them. Just like these men in these sections we are all called to serve. There are many callings in our ward. Tell your children what your calling in the ward is. Play the “Calling Guess Who” game to teach about the many callings in our wards.

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Gone Fishing Singing Time Activity

Singing Time activity by Come Follow Me FHE

I Feel My Savior’s Love Song Chart

Two Recipes

Merry Mail: How To Draw Pages

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