Plant This Word in Your Hearts

Week 29 | July 13 - July 19

As you read Alma chapter 32:17-43 stop at verse 21 and use the Code Breaker.

July 13 - July 19 Come Follow Me Lesson for Kids: Plant This Word in Your Hearts, a lesson featured  by Come Follow Me FHE.

Use the Faith Seed Sort activity to discuss some things we can do to make sure our testimony is nourished.

Have a wiggle break and sing the song Faith. Making up actions to the words is a good way for children to remember the words.

End the lesson by planting a seed in a cup.

As a bonus idea this week, read the Simplified Scripture Story of Zenos and Zenock. Discuss different places and times that you can pray. You could even play charades to act out some of the things you discuss. Make the Prayer Necklace Tags and let the children wear them throughout the week to remind them to pray.

July 13 - July 19 Come Follow Me Lesson for Kids: Plant This Word in Your Hearts, a lesson featured  by Come Follow Me FHE.

Another bonus idea is to use the Scripture Story Guide as you read Alma 32:26-35. There is always a scripture guide for junior and senior age children.

July 13 - July 19 Come Follow Me Lesson for Kids: Plant This Word in Your Hearts, a lesson featured  by Come Follow Me FHE.

We’ve included a fun object lesson to learn about the Atonement. Follow the instructions in your materials. Finish by coloring the Article of Faith coloring page.

July 13 - July 19 Come Follow Me Lesson for Kids: Plant This Word in Your Hearts, a lesson featured  by Come Follow Me FHE.

Give each child a Prayer coloring page. As you read Alma 34:17-29 follow along with the thought bubbles. Each time you read about one color it in.

July 13 - July 19 Come Follow Me Lesson for Kids: Plant This Word in Your Hearts, a lesson featured  by Come Follow Me FHE.

Consider making a faith dessert to enjoy. We have recipes available in our shop that include a Faith Pudding Cup. It comes with a cute tag to add meaning and connection from the scriptures. If you purchased a workbook the recipes have been added as a digital bonus in your account.

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Enjoy this Come Follow Me Lesson!

Come Follow Me FHE Team 

July 13 - July 19 Come Follow Me Lesson for Kids: Plant This Word in Your Hearts, a lesson featured  by Come Follow Me FHE.

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