A Voice Of Gladness For The Living And The Dead

Week 46 | November 1 - November 7

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Toddler Come Follow Me Activity

Show your child a family photo book or record book. Explain that because you have kept a record book you can remember things that are important to you. Heavenly Father has taught us that it is important to keep records too. With your child complete the “I Can Keep Record Activity Book.” Read D&C 128:2-4 and explain that we keep records in the temple. These records will be known in heaven and earth to help further the work of the gospel. Let your child take photos of your home and family to keep record.

Simplified Come Follow Me Activity

Read Doctrine and Covenants 128:18. Share family history stories or stories from your childhood. Then let each person complete the “Family Tree Page.”

November 1 - November 7 Come Follow Me Lesson for Kids: A Voice Of Gladness For The Living And The Dead, a Come Follow Me lesson by Come Follow Me FHE

Standard Come Follow Me Activities

The Standard Activities includes the Simplified activity and more!

STUDY IT ACTIVITY:

This week the passage to ponder is slightly longer. Make sure to take extra time studying D&C 127:4. As you study, share the principles you learn from this verse. Last week’s Church History Read Along goes well with this week’s lesson too. Review it with your family.

SURPRISE ACTIVITY:

Read D&C 127:5-9. Show your family the “Baptism For The Dead Print” (we suggest printing this double sided). Read the back of the print and discuss the questions at the bottom.

Premium Extras for November

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Turkey Pop Singing Time Activity

Family History – I Am Doing It Song Chart

Family History activity by Come Follow Me FHE

Two Recipes

Merry Mail: Thankful Turkey Hunt

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