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Come Follow Me Lessons & Activities for Kids

Week 44 | October 21 - October 27

This week we get to talk about the second coming! We recommend reading the bible verses in the manual on page 163 as you learn together. We have provided a poster to help teach and facilitate a family discussion. You can even use the black and white version as a coloring page to keep their hands busy while you read the verses. Remember hands on = minds on. Display the poster in your home all week as a reminder of what you have learned.

Use the suitcase and printables to discuss how we can prepare for the second coming each day. You could even pack a real suit case to add more fun!

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Do the house of God puzzle to talk about how we can stand firm in our faith in the last days. See your summary sheet for another fun idea about the wise man and the foolish man and building your foundation on a rock.

Use the song chart to sing the song “I Want To Live The Gospel.” 

One of our bonus ideas this week is to read 1 Thessalonians 3:13 and use the heart page to write down and share your thoughts. It can also be used as a coloring page for young children.

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We just put up new file folder games in our shop! They are so cute! Be sure to go check them out. You can buy one or two of your favorites or buy all of them in one bundle.

Enjoy!

Come Follow Me FHE Team

Photos by Janalee Berentzen Photography

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