This is an oldie but goodie FHE. Kaylee pulled it out to use for her talk on Sunday. Then I made her share it with the family for FHE last night. I had previously taken the two big pictures of the seas and scanned them to make a hand-out to keep on the fridge.
I love the message...
We then finished up with a really cute service activity.
I sure hope that all of our FHE's are sinking into our heads!
Thanks for another great idea for a FHE. I did the wasp story a few weeks ago and my kids thought it was hilarious to see my husband act it out. Hopefully it sticks with them.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the idea, Shauna! I'm the Primary President in our ward and have been looking for a lesson about service to teach at our next quarterly primary activity. This is perfect!
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I love your FHE ideas. They keep the kids' attention at all age levels by being short, and they also deliver the message well. Thanks so much for sharing!!
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Loves it!! Great message to share, for sure!
ReplyDeleteMy family is not LDS, but I loved the message of this lesson. Will you share the source from which it came and perhaps more lessons?
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