Showing posts with label Flip Chart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flip Chart. Show all posts

Monday, May 18, 2015

Monday, April 28, 2014

Handdrawn Pictures for The Family Is of God

I hurriedly drew these a few minutes right before church. They're blurry and not downloadable, but maybe they offer ideas for your own pictures/flipcharts:

1st verse,
1) Our Father has a family, it's me, it's you all others too....
2) He sent each one of us to Earth, through birth...

2nd verse, "Father"
3rd verse, "Mother"
4th verse, "I'll..."
CHORUS:
God gave up families
To help us become what he wants us to be
This is how he shares His love,
For the family is of God

Saturday, February 8, 2014

My FLIPCHART for I Will Follow God's Plan

Some day I'd like to upload my flip charts. Maybe. When I have more time (haha, time, what's that?). Until then, here's picture of what I drew for I Will Follow God's Plan:


Oh yeah. The last paper is where we did actions. Yep, good times in Primary!

Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Friday, February 8, 2013

Flip Chart for If The Savior Stood Beside Me

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OCD Primary Chorister has THIS FLIP CHART and idea for teaching If The Savior Stood Beside Me by covering up word strips with cute pictures (both of which, word strips and pictures, are in the downloadable PDF in her post).

LDS.org Online Media Library

Did you know that LDS.org has a media library online? Great resource for finding pictures when making flip charts.


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Tuesday, January 22, 2013

Name That Primary Song About LOVE / Make a Card For the Bishop

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SONGS (links go to my flip charts):
*THIS LINK is all the lyrics to the songs w/flip charts in one document. I'm going to hand it out to my Teachers. It looks like this:
Teacher's Copy, page 1 of 3

THE PLAN:

Tape up a sign that says “Name That Primary Song About LOVE!”

JR:
Pass a heart around - when the piano stops, that child gets to come up and pick a piece of a heart puzzle with a song # on the back. Pianist plays a few notes of the song. Child tries to guess what song it is. Sing that song. Tape the piece on the posterboard.

SR:
Pass around 2 hearts. Two kids come up. I pick a heart puzzle piece. Pianist plays a few notes. Whoever knows the song first, rings the bell. Winner gets to tape up the piece on the heart. Sing that song.

*Every time “love” is said, either sit or stand


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EXTRA TIME:
After the heart puzzle is all put together;
JR: pass out printed papers for the kids to color and write notes on to the Bishopric
SR: pass out blank papers  for the kids to draw and write notes on to the Bishopric

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ADD’L INFO:
The heart puzzle is a poster board on which a big outline of a heart is drawn on it (the pieces of the heart have the songs on them) - at the end of Primary write “WE Love Our Bishop!” on the heart. Give it to him after church for him to hang in his office.
*Make 2 - one for JR and one for SR.

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PREPARE:

  • 2 posterboard heart-outline cards
  • 2 sets of heart puzzle pieces
  • write songs #s on the back of the puzzle pieces
  • list of songs to song
  • bell
  • flip charts for the songs on the list
  • printed color sheets
  • blank paper
  • crayons



Monday, January 7, 2013

Is This Person a Child of God?

Write: 
* Psalms 82:6 "All of you are children of the most High" on the board. 

 Pass around a mirror. Ask questions about who is in the mirror. “Is this person talented? Loving? Smart? Friendly? Kind? Intelligent? Nice? Happy?”. ----> End on "...and is this person a child of God?" (Yes)
Hold mirror in front of individual children and ask, "Do you see a child of God?" (Yes. Yes. Yes. …)


Read the scripture and explain that we are all children of God. 


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HERE IS MY:

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After the introduction I then went right into my Child of God puzzle posters to learn the song.

Short Songs


You know those cute short songs you never get to sing? I took a bunch of them and made them a whole singing time.


I Am Like a Star flip chart

SHORT SONGS IN THE CHILDREN'S HYMNBOOK (links go to my flip charts):




I did a tic-tac-toe game to add an interactive element to it. Once we learned the song (doesn't take long, just one or two times through) I pick either a boy or a girl to pick a spot on the Tic-Tac-Toe board. The spot had a paper with a # written on the back. We sang the song that # of times then moved on to the next song.

*Link to Tic Tac Toe printable (from AF Singing Time) - HERE


PREP:

  • chalk (to draw the tic-tac-toe board
  • numbered paper squares
  • flip charts (print the title on one side, the lyrics on the backside to save paper)
  • pianist who can do all of this (I am lucky, I know it, and I thank the Heavens daily)