Friday, February 26, 2016

Primary 2 Lesson 10: I Can Speak with Heavenly Father in Prayer

Primary 2
Lesson 10: I Can Speak with Heavenly Father in Prayer


Videos:

 Understanding Prayer—Darshan
Prayer—Yvonne
Prayer—Sue
Prayer and Conversion—Jennifer
President Monson talks about Prayer

 Music:

 A Child’s Prayer
Tell Me, Dear Lord
I Pray in Faith
If with All Your Hearts

 Articles:

 Prayer Is Reverent Communication between God and Me

Handouts/Activities:

 1) Make a prayer mini book:


 2) Complete a prayer puzzle:
Puzzle  Prayers

3) Find your way through a maze:
Untangling Feelings

 4) Make a prayer flip page. Fold the page in half. Cut the vertical lines so they fold over the image but can be lifted to reveal something about prayer.


 5) What should I know about prayer?
coloring activity

 6) Make a praying paper doll:
paper doll, girl praying  Cut outs for fasting

 7) Play a prayer memory game:
prayer activity cards

8) Make a prayer slider to remind you how to pray:
Morning and eveningPrayer reminder

9) Make a mobile:
Mobile shapes

 10) Talk about who Enos prayed for. Draw circles like this one for the individual students and have the children write in who they can pray for.  Read the article here for help.
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Coloring pages:
flannel-board figures  A black-and-white illustration of a girl with long hair folding her arms and bowing her head next to her bed to say a prayer.A black-and-white illustration of a boy kneeling to pray next to his bed with a framed picture of the resurrected Christ on his nightstand.girl kneeling in prayer by bedPrayerA black-and-white illustration of Jesus Christ kneeling and praying in the Garden of Gethsemane.A black-and-white illustration of a boy in a two-buttoned collared shirt with his arms folded, his eyes closed, and his head bowed in prayer.A black-and-white illustration of the young boy Joseph Smith kneeling in prayer in the Sacred Grove prior to the First Vision.A black-and-white illustration of a mother and father and young son kneeling together with hands folded to pray.A black-and-white illustration of a young girl in a frilly sweater and simple pair of trousers kneeling to pray on the ground.A black-and-white illustration of a Primary-age girl in a dress, sitting on a bench with her arms folded and her eyes closed.A black-and-white illustration of a man and a boy bowing their heads and folding their hands in prayer.

Images:

  

Other Non LDS.org Resources for this lesson:
        
Sugardoodle.net helps for this lesson can be found HERE.

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