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Free printable and ideas to teach Behold Your Little Ones Mini Lesson: Welcome to Nursery

One of my callings in my church is to the Nursery. When I first got called it was a hot mess, but at the start of the year we descided to...

Wondering how to keep sunbeams focused and calm during primary singing time? This article gives music leaders choristers ideas for helping sunbeams during primary singing time. Plus join the free printables library for lots of primary singing time printables.

Lesson helps for Behold My Little Ones Lesson 15: "I Will Be Thankful"

A blog with ideas to aid us on our life's journey to perfecting ourselves and our families. Crafts, Printable Pages, LDS lesson helps and more.

I made some new props this week to try out in nursery. . .I have a 22 month old so I tried them out and she seemed to really get into actually having something to hold during songs so maybe it will be a success. . .I'll let you know. Follow the Prophet sticks. . .they can raise them in the air when you say prophet (I only do the chorus bytheway) or march with them and yes if you're wondering I did defile my Ensign and cut out all the President Monson pictures I could find. . .my printer was…

Finished Example of project in "Primary Partners: Nursery and Age 3, Vol. 1". Characters are laminated and stuck with velcro. A zipper baggie is stapled to the bag as storage for the characters. Swaddled Baby Jesus. Tongue depresser wrapped in cloth. Face drawn with permanent marker and cheeks with pink marker. Color Page 1 Color Page 2

Nursery worker—it can be a very challenging calling in the Church. But it can also be one of the most fulfilling. You don’t have to be the children’s babysitter; instead you can be a loving teacher who helps them learn gospel principles in doses that their short attention spans can handle. Here are a few different ways to make your Nursery into more than just a room filled with scattered toys and toddlers with cookie crumbs in their hair. It may take some extra thought and preparation, but…

We currently meet at 9:00, with two other wards meeting in the same building. This is the schedule we use now, but know we will change it when we move to the 11:00 time slot in January. Nap-time will dictate the differences. 10:15 - 10:30 Gathering activity. Everyone doing the same thing. We found that the stress level was too high and the choices overwhelming when we let them come in and start dragging everything out of the closet. Now with one fun choice when they walk in the door, there…