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by Emilie Ahern {that's me!}
to help children learn words and concepts.
by Emilie Ahern {that's me!}
to help children learn words and concepts.

What You'll Need: scriptures, GAK 617: Search the Scriptures, GAK 608: Christ and Children from around the World, GAK 605: Young Boy Praying, printed flip book, scissors, hole punch, yarn or binder ring.
If you want to read the Six Be's talk in its entirety click here.
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What You'll Need: scriptures, GAK 520/GAB 136: Gordon B. Hinckley, GAK 221: The Ten Lepers, GAK 502: Salt Lake Temple, GAK 617 OR GAK 402/GAB 89: Search the Scriptures, GAK 608: Christ and Children from around the World, GAK 605: Young Boy Praying, printed flip book, scissors, hole punch, yarn or binder ring.Quote: Gordon B. Hinckley - Bless [us] that [we] may walk acceptably before Thee as Thy cherished sons and daughters. Each [of us] is Thy child with capacity to do great and noble things.
If you want to read the Six Be's talk in its entirety click here.
What You'll Need: scriptures, copy of The Living Christ (download a pdf here), GAK 208: John the Baptist Baptizing Jesus, GAK 233: Mary and the Resurrected Lord, GAK 239: The Resurrected Jesus Christ, copies of the coloring activity, coloring tools.Quote: from The Living Christ - We bear testimony...that Jesus is the Living Christ, the immortal Son of God...He is the light, the life, and the hope of the world. His way is the path that leads to happiness in this life and eternal life in the world to come.
What You'll Need: scriptures, enough pencils as there are members of your family plus one extra, GAK 520: Gordon B. Hinckley, a copy of The Family: A Proclamation to the World, (you can print one here), printed activity, scissors, glue stick, pen, coloring tools.Quote: Ezra Taft Benson - “Thank God for the joys of family life. I have often said there can be no genuine happiness separate and apart from a good home. The sweetest influences and associations of life are there”.
Object Lesson: Hold up one pencil. Ask your oldest child to break it. (They should be able to snap it in two. If your oldest child is not strong enough you might want to ask an adult to do it.)
Now hand the same person the bundle of pencils and ask them to break them, holding them all together in a bundle. (It cannot be broken).
We are just like these pencils. When one person stands alone, they are not very strong. But when we all stick together we are very strong and nothing can break us apart.