Showing posts with label Primary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Primary. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 7, 2013

Pop in Soon.

 
 
 
 
 
I made these little bubble wands and attached bubble gum in mesh with a saying "We miss you in primary please pop in sometime soon."  I had each of the primary teachers write notes to the children who did not attend the entire month of April.  With our presidents permission I am going to keep track of who does not come to primary for the whole month, giving the teachers hand outs and letting them write a message on fast Sunday. 

Wednesday, August 29, 2012

PRIMARY TEACHER THANK YOU!!!

So I am a total dork, but came up with this to thank our AwEsOmE primary teachers.


The MINTS of teaching Primary


As you teach about the atonement and commandments:


Encouragement


R Give the children encouragement to help them on their way.


Accomplishment


e Notice their accomplishments a kind word you can say.


Enforcement


u Children seek for boundaries, help them to obey




Excitement


a Show excitement with them be happy, glad, & gay


Development


f Help improve development in what you do and say.


Investment


Y Invest in the children and guide them to the righteous way.


Commitment


b Thanks for your commitment to teach every Sunday



 
Mints of Primary
This calling was Mint for you
**I got Junior mints and wrapped this around them like a candy wrapper, and then attatched the Ments paper.

Monday, August 27, 2012

REACH OUT TO THE 1

Can I please just tell you a little something that has been AmAzIng for me.  I was recently called to the primary presidency in my ward.  A calling I have never had.  I have been in activity days, primary teacher, & sec.  but never in the presidency.   Well don't worry my 2nd week I was doing sharing time.  And can I say this is right up my alley.  My cute little girl said "Mom I think you were made for this calling!"  Well at least I have 1 fan.  So I jumped in to see if I would sink or swim.  I loved doing this, I just completed my 4th Sunday and I am alive to tell about it, and even elated with what happened.  Soo . . . I had the strongest prompting to reach out to the children who did not attend once during the 3 weeks prior to my 4th sharing time.  I first got permission from my very awesome president (who I love already and am excited about the things I have and will learn from her.)  I took the little handouts for each week and on wrote a letter explaining what we learned each week.  As follows:

Week 1:  We learned about the importance of choosing and being a good friend.  My hand out was a black boot cut with my cricut with nickels and a quote.  (I also included the story Pres Hinckley told of two boys and the value of having good friends)  http://www.sugardoodle.net/joomla/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=8115&Itemid=200138


Week 2:  We learned about the good and bad of media.  We had a don't pet the rattle snakes lesson by Elder Sorenson.  I made a snake with a small chico stick attached as the rattle. http://perglersprimaryplace.blogspot.com/2012/07/reading-listening-and-looking-at-things.html

Week 3:  We learned about keeping the sabbath day holy.  And invited a member of the  bishopric to come in and we made him a Sunday, discussing the good things we can do on Sunday and putting yummy toppings on.  Then including things not appropriate for Sunday and asked would this ruin your Sundae?
http://www.sugardoodle.info/Sabbath%20Day/Would%20this%20ruin%20your%20Sundae.shtml
I gave them little ice creams cut out with my cricut with a dum dum attached to the back.  I also attached suggestions of things to do on Sunday.

SO I typed this up with a little letter saying We miss you at primary and hope to see you soon.  Next week we will be playing a game, it will be from the stories above. 

I placed the goodies in a brown bag and delivered to those who we have not seen in the last 3 Sundays.  I was completely overjoyed when 7 of the 15 children showed up to church.  I cannot tell you how happy that makes me, to know just a little love and encouragement and we can be blessed with these children in our primary.  I would strongly encourage you to become whatever it may be but reach out to those who others may give up on.  It is amazing!