I have a very special group of Activity Day girls. Many only come to Wednesday activities (because my co-leader and I pick them up). There
I have held several callings: Nursery teacher, Primary Presidency member, and Primary chorister—in which I was responsible for conducting singing time with the toddlers in
by Joni Recently, my ward’s Primary presidency asked me to portray an Old Testament character as part of their monthly ‘Scripture Heroes’ program in Sharing
I’ve lived rurally before. And I will probably live rurally again. But right now, this rural is different. The last ward I attended, it took
I teach a combined class of Laurels and Miamaids. A couple of months ago, as I was planning a lesson, I kept getting emails saying
My seven year old nephew recently announced to his mother that there are more boys than girls on the earth. My sister asked,”Why do you
A few months ago a dear friend asked me if I had anything I’d want to contribute for a collection of essays on Primary that
Repetition Activities Children (and adults) learn songs by repetition, but simply singing the same song over and over is boring. Here are some more interesting
If your ward is anything like mine, the Nativity program put on by the children of the Primary at the annual Ward Christmas Party
LDS congregations will soon have their annual Primary programs. This year, the theme song that the children will sing is The Family is of God.
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