I Will Order All Things For Your Good

Come Follow Me Lessons & Activities for Kids

Week 42 | October 4 - October 10

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Toddler Come Follow Me Activity

As a family discuss things you treasure. Ideas could include family, your home, the gospel, the temple, etc. Write your answers on the back of the gems. Read D&C 110-2, 9-11. Hide the treasure gems around the house. With your child go on a treasure hunt and collect all the gems. When your child has found all the gems, make a necklace using a hole punch and some yarn. Explain that as we search for the treasures Heavenly Father has given us, we find Jesus. As a bonus, complete the “Treasure Hunt to Christ” activity. Share your testimony about how Heavenly Father has blessed your family with eternal treasures and led you to Jesus.

Simplified Come Follow Me Activity

Read D&C 111:2, 10-11 and discuss the difference between worldly treasures and treasures that come from God. Use the “Treasures of God” page to write on the apple gems the things you treasure that come from God. Then paste the apples to the tree and display the tree in your home where you can see it all week.

Standard Come Follow Me Activities

The Standard Activities includes the Simplified activity and more!

October 4 - October 10 Come Follow Me Lesson for Kids: I Will Order All Things For Your Good featured by Come Follow Me FHE

DO IT ACTIVITY:

Before the lesson assemble your sheep and cut out the food for the “Feed My Sheep Activity.” Read D&C 112:14-15. Explain that the sheep in these verses are us, everyone who is living on this earth. Let each person pick a clover or a grass and read an example of how we can feed the sheep. As you read each example, share experiences or stories when you or someone you know has done each of these things.

SURPRISE ACTIVITY:

Read D&C 112:11. Share ways you can let your love abound to all men. Let each person share a real life example of when they have shown love to others. Play the “Roll and Cover Game.” Once all the hearts are covered, let children trace the scripture on the printable. As an additional activity, complete the “Heart Lace Ups.”

Premium Extras for October

The extra premium materials will only be available in your account during the current month, October 1st-31st.

Pumpkin Toss Singing Time Activity

October activities featured by Come Follow Me FHE

I Love To See The Temple Song Chart

October song chart featured by Come Follow Me FHE

Two Recipes

Merry Mail: My Gospel ABC and 123 Draw Erase Books

LDS activities featured by Come Follow Me FHE

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