Sunday, May 1, 2016

Primary 4 Lesson 16: Alma and Amulek in Prison

Primary 4 

Lesson 16: Alma and Amulek in Prison


Handouts:

 1) How Can I Be Like A Missionary Now? Cut this handout into strips. Give the strips to the children. Have each child read how they can be a missionary now. With magnets, assemble the handout on the board to show the picture it makes.
Special Witness

 2) Talk about how Alma and Amulek wanted to include everyone in receiving the Lord's message. What does it mean to include everyone? Act out a play to demonstrate this. The Magical Marvelous Magnificent Club.
The Magical Marvelous Magnificent Club

 3) Complete the "We Did Not Doubt" Dot-to-Dot after talking about Alma and Amulek's faith and how they needed that faith for the prison walls to fall.


4) Help the missionaries find the person they came to teach:
Funstuff, Missionary Quest

5) Make a "I Can Testify of Jesus Christ Wheel."
The First Vision

6) Make a growing missionary:
missionary cutouts and poem

7) Bring Sugar Cubes or wooden blocks. Build a prison (simple square structure). As you build it, talk about the sins that can become a spiritual prison for us.  When it is time to ask the children lesson questions, have them toss a beanbag or other soft object, trying to knock the prison down, if they answer the question correctly. This could be as simple as three stacked blocks, paper cups (turned upside down and stacked -with perhaps paper stuck to them with drawings of bricks), anything that they could knock down.  Be sure to make the analogy that repentance gives Jesus Christ the power to knock down our prison walls. But he won't do it, if we don't invite him through repenting.
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8) Find ten pieces of cord:
A line drawing showing Alma and Amulek breaking the cords as the prison crumbles.

Coloring Pages:
A black-and-white coloring page of two elder missionaries standing and holding scriptures outside a house door.
Missionaries
Friendship
A black-and-white illustration of two young male missionaries, with books in hand, knocking on a door.
Missionaries, Elders
A black-and-white illustration of two female missionaries wearing skirts, sweaters, and name badges, talking to a young girl.
Sister Missionaries
A black-and-white illustration of a young man wearing a missionary badge on a T-shirt, holding a clipboard, and pulling a dolly stacked with boxes.
Church Service
Missionary		A black-and-white illustration of a boy walking a dog next to fence and offering a copy of the Friend to a young girl.
Sharing Friend

A black-and-white illustration of Jesus Christ kneeling and praying in the Garden of Gethsemane.
Gethsemane, Atonement		A black-and-white illustration of a deacon passing the sacrament to a family with two young girls.
Sacrament, Atonement,
Priesthood		A black-and-white illustration of a young boy holding a baseball, which has just gone through a window and made a large hole.
Repentance
Black-and-white illustrations of four Primary children with the words "I can be happy when I say 'I'm sorry.'"

 Images:
  

Non LDS.org Resources for this lesson (Great for FHE):
 Image result for Primary 4 Lesson 16: Alma and Amulek in PrisonPrimary Manual 4: Lesson 16, Alma and Amulek in Prison

 Sugardoodle.net resources for this lesson.



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Thursday, April 28, 2016

Primary 2 Lesson 16: Jesus Christ Has the Power to Heal

Primary 2
Lesson 16: Jesus Christ Has the Power to Heal


Videos:

Jesus Raises the Daughter of Jairus

 Chapter 24: Jairus’s Daughter is Raised from the Dead
Music:

 “Faith”

The Seventh Article of Faith
Articles:

 Jesus Blesses Children

 Jesus Heals a Blind Man
Jesus Heals a Deaf Man

 Jesus Heals the Sick

 Help to Heal

 Patrick and the Priesthood

 Nora’s Blessing


Handouts/Activities:

 1) Play the "What Am I ?" Game using the questions in the lesson.

 2) Copy/paste images from this story into a Word document. Print it out.  Cut out the pictures.  Have the children put them in order.  And have the children retell the story. You could hand out a picture to each child and say, "Ok. Who has the next part of the story," having them stand up to tell about their part. Let the other children help them with the story if necessary. It is never a good idea to put a child on the spot without offering help. Church should be a warm, friendly place, not a testing ground. 
His daughter was sick

 3) Make copies and read the rebus story,"Jesus Heals a Sick Man," together as a class. Perhaps you can pause at the pictures and let the children say those words.


 4) The sick man in the scripture story needed help from his friends to reach Jesus. 
Finding Flowers

 5) Make Look, Feel, and Help glasses.
Helping Hands BadgeGlasses, ear piece

 6) have them trace and cut out paper hands. Label the fingers.
Bless the sick, Father's blessing, Setting apart, Blessing of comfort, Ordinances.
An illustration of two hands with fingers spread apart.

 7) Get ready for the priesthood.
Aaronic Priesthood boy  hidden pictures

 8) Have the children draw something like a tree or face while they are blindfolded to see what it is like to be blind.
Jesus healed the blind man activity -- this link has many more activities to do with your children to teach them about the Bible.:

9) Read this story so you know it well enough to retell it to your class. Why could Pres. Snow raise someone from the dead? (He had the priesthood)
One sister who visited the spirit world and was recalled to mortality by President Lorenzo Snow had personal experience with what the Prophet taught....
Coloring Pages:

 Christ, hands, Joseph Smith, 2, bottle, sick child  A black and white line drawing of Jesus Christ reaching out to help up a girl who He has raised from the dead.  Two Blind Men Healed at Capernaum
Priesthood:
Confirmation/Ordination/Blessings/Ordinances
(Also see Baptism section above)


Priesthood,
Confirmation		Three men stand in a circle to ordain a young boy (with folded arms) to the priesthood through the laying on of hands.
5th Article of Faith
Priesthood,
Confirmation		A black-and-white illustration of Christ ordaining his Apostles as He organized the Church when He was on the earth.
6th Article of Faith
Laying on of Hands
Priesthood Ordination
A black-and-white illustration of two men giving a priesthood blessing to a young girl who is sick and sitting in her bed.
Priesthood blessing
for the sick, Article of
Faith 7		Three men stand in a circle to ordain a young boy (with folded arms) to the priesthood through the laying on of hands.
Priesthood,
Confirmation
Ordination		A black-and-white illustration of a young girl, with arms folded, being confirmed by a man through the laying on of hands.
Father's Blessing
A black-and-white illustration of a deacon passing the sacrament to a family with two young girls.
Sacrament, Atonement,
Priesthood
Jesus Healing the Sick		Types of Prayer
Sacrament Prayer,
Priesthood, Baby
Blessing
A black-and-white illustration of a group of three men holding a baby in their arms to give the baby a name and blessing.
Priesthood, Baby
Blessing		A black-and-white illustration of a young man receiving the Melchizedek Priesthood though the laying on of hands.
Priesthood Blessing		Black-and-white illustrations of a boy being baptized and then confirmed, next to the words "I will be baptized" and "I will be confirmed."
Baptism and confirmation
A black-and-white illustration of a father, with his right hand raised, baptizing his son.
Baptism		Illustrations of a baby blessing, a sick girl being blessed, and the sacrament, with the words "Heavenly Father Blesses Me through the Priesthood."
Priesthood, cut top vertical
lines Fold paper in half. Lift
top sections to reveal bottom
pictures.		A black-and-white illustration of two men giving a priesthood blessing to a sick girl who is sitting in bed.
Priesthood Blessing
for the sick
A black-and-white illustration of a bishop in a suit and tie standing at a podium speaking into the microphone.
Bishop
A black-and-white illustration of a bishop on the stand speaking into the microphone while his two counselors sit behind him to the right.
Bishopric
Paper cut outs

 Images:
Christ in a white robe, holding the hand of a young girl whom He has just raised from the dead while her parents look on.



Non LDS.org Resources:

Blind Bartimaeus push-pop spring box (Mark 10) #Jesuswithoutlanguage:

Sugardoodle for this lesson.
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