This Is the Spirit of Revelation

Come Follow Me Lessons & Activities for Kids

Week 6 | February 3 - February 9

Come Follow Me Lessons & Activities for Kids Lesson 6 | February 3-9 | Doctrine and Covenants 6–9

We sometimes think the best way to do something is to do it ourselves. The Lord, however, wants us to work with Him in accomplishing His “great and marvelous work” (D&C 6:1). To do so, we must be humble and seek revelation to learn how we can be a part of His plan to invite all people to come unto Him.

Learning how to seek revelation starts by accepting that God’s way is better than our way. Seeking revelation through prayer, study, and service will help us understand that God is ready to speak to us if we’re prepared. If we “look unto [Him] in every thought,” and “doubt not” (D&C 6:36), we will feel Him guiding us throughout our lives.

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THIS WEEK’S COME FOLLOW ME HIGHLIGHTS​

Elementary Bundle Lessons & Activities​

The lesson for this week is simplified but intentional to focus your thoughts and efforts on the Savior and His birth. We hope you take the time to use the activities provided to incorporate the light of Christ into your lives and into this special season

Break the Code!

Scripture Study

Start your scripture study by using the Break the Code page. Once finished, read the scripture D&C 9:8 together as a family. Talk about what “study it out in your mind” means to you and how you can apply it in your family and your lives. Hang the scripture print as a reminder throughout the week.

Be a Scribe

Go & Do Activity

Read D&C 6:17 and discuss how Oliver was Joseph’s scribe. Explain how difficult this was. Joseph would translate from the golden plates, and it had to be written down by Oliver perfectly, word for word. Let your family practice being a scribe using the Be a Scribe Activity.

Reap What You Sow

Hands-On Activity

Make the Flowering Dirt Cups as a family and then enjoy them as a treat! After “sowing” your M&M “seed” and making the flower, you can read D&C 6:33-36 as a family and discuss what it means to “reap what you sow.”

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Toddler Bundle Lessons & Activities​

For kids ages 1-4 at home and in nursery or sunbeams.

Lost Sheep

Go & Do Activity

Cut out the picture of Jesus Christ and the sheep for the Lost Sheep Activity. Show your child a picture of a flock of sheep. Explain that a big group of sheep is called a flock and that flocks of sheep need someone to help take care of them and keep them safe. Someone who takes care of sheep is called a shepherd. Teach that sometimes the sheep get lost, but the shepherd will always go and find the sheep. Read D&C 6:34 & 36. Explain that one of the names of Jesus is “The Good Shepherd” and we are His sheep. Jesus loves us and will always help us and take care of us just like a shepherd takes care of their sheep. With your child, scatter the sheep around the house. Remind your child that Jesus Christ is the Shepherd. He gathers His sheep and takes care of them and He will always take care of us! Let your child gather the sheep and help Jesus take care of them. Continue scattering and gathering the sheep. Remind them that Jesus is our Shepherd as they are doing this activity.

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Teen Bundle Lessons & Activities​

The Teen Bundle includes a study page with four thoughtful questions each week that align with a scripture from Come, Follow Me, an applicable challenge to accept each week, and an awesome video done by a current seminary teacher that brings a topic from the study to life for teens. Plus: each week comes with a scripture print to hang on their bathroom mirror, in their locker, etc. Check out this week’s Book of Mormon-themed teen bundle now!

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