When We Obtain Any Blessing From God, It Is By Obedience

Come Follow Me Lessons & Activities for Kids

Week 47 | November 8 - November 14

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Toddler Come Follow Me Activity

Show your child the stop and go traffic signs. Ask them what each sign means. Explain that obeying the traffic laws keeps us safe. Read D&C 130:20-21. When we obey the commandments that Heavenly Father gives us we are blessed with safety. Sing the song “Quickly, I’ll Obey” in the Children’s Songbook. Then play the “Red Light, Green Light” game. You can use the QR code on your lesson plan page for instructions on how to play. Share your testimony about how your life has been blessed as you quickly obey God’s commandments.

Simplified Come Follow Me Activity

Read Doctrine and Covenants 130:18-19. Discuss what it means to attain knowledge. Then think about all the places we can gain knowledge. Finish by coloring the “Oh The Places You’ll Learn Coloring Page.”

Standard Come Follow Me Activities

The Standard Activities includes the Simplified activity and more!

November 8 - November 15 Come Follow Me Lesson for Kids: When We Obtain Any Blessing From God, It Is By Obedience by Come Follow Me FHE

DO IT ACTIVITY:

Before the lesson, hang each of the “Traffic Sign Envelopes” around your house. Place the “Obedient Servant Clues” inside the envelope. Use blue painters tape to make arrows to lead your family to each of these envelopes. Discuss the two types of laws we have, laws of the land (traffic laws) and laws of God (commandments). Read D&C 130:20-21 and 132:5. Let your children follow the arrows. When you find the envelopes, read the clues about each obedient servant of God. Let children guess who the servant is, then discuss how we can be obedient like that person.

SURPRISE ACTIVITY:

Show your family the “Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ Print”. Read D&C 130:22. Ask your children what our bodies have in common or the same. Explain that we are created in their image. For younger kids you could get a doll and have them point out the dolls eyes and then their eyes, etc. to help them understand the similarities. Then give your children the black and white version of the print and let them color or water paint it.

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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