June 1 - June 7 Come Follow Me Lesson for Kids featured by Come Follow Me FHE

Have Ye Experienced This Mighty Change in Your Hearts?

Come Follow Me Lessons & Activities for Kids

Week 23 | June 1 - June 7

Begin your Come Follow Me lesson with the emotion cards included in your materials and discuss each emotion and when each child may have felt that way. Then explain that through all of these emotions Christ is with us.

After reading Alma 7:7-16 complete the candle object lesson and discuss what you learn.

There are a lot of verses in Alma chapter 5 that talk about repentance. As you read these scriptures together younger children can complete the coloring page of Alma.

June 1 - June 7 Come Follow Me Lesson for Kids featured by Come Follow Me FHE

Use the backpack object lesson to review the steps of repentance and discuss how Christ can make our load lighter.

June 1 - June 7 Come Follow Me Lesson for Kids featured by Come Follow Me FHE

End the lesson with your testimony and then play the Seek the Shepherd board game.

June 1 - June 7 Come Follow Me Lesson for Kids featured by Come Follow Me FHE

For one of the bonus lessons this week you will need color changing markers. You can purchase them here: https://www.amazon.com/Crayola-58-8170-Color-Switchers/dp/B001QKLPQQ

Use the colored side of the marker to color in the heart and then use the white side to change the color as you talk about what it means to have a change of heart.

Other bonus activities this week include a testimony box to talk about how to nourish our testimonies and a scripture story guide. See your lesson summary page for more bonus ideas.

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