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Temple Time Capsule Printables

April 22, 2015

When I was in Young Women, I remember putting together these Temple Time Capsules. We got to choose our future wedding dress, colors, flowers, the whole nine-yards, but most importantly the temple we wanted to get married in. In our church, we believe that we can be married for eternity by the sealing power of the Priesthood. This can only be done in one of the many LDS Temples throughout the world. (To learn more about it, visit LDS.org).

I was so excited about the Temple Time Capsules, and had so much fun doing it. I even waited until the day I got engaged to open it! It was fun to see the style and the wedding ideas I picked back when I was 12-13 years old and how much it had changed over the years. I thought it would be fun to bring this back and do the same activity with the Young Women in our ward. They had a lot of fun and got to look through magazines for wedding ideas, picked a Modest wedding dress, write down the qualities in their future husband, as well as the qualities they wanted to develop in themselves.

Here are the printables we used for the activity. I thought we could do this activity in one night, but you will definitely need more than an hour to finish this project. There is no wrong way to do this activity. It is a night for the girls to plan out their future wedding, and to remind them about the importance of a temple marriage.

Things you’ll need:

-Empty food storage can (or a container like Tupperware, etc.)

-Wedding Magazines for wedding inspiration

-Pictures of (modest) wedding dresses – I printed my from online websites like Margene’s bridal

-Artificial roses (Dollar Store is great! Just clip off rose buds from their bundles)

-Wedding favor bubbles

-Tea candle (another Dollar Store purchase)

-Ensign articles about marriage (this fulfills the “Instruction Plan” in your ingredients list). Ever Love Design picked out a great set of articles to give the girls:

“My Husband Always Brings Me Roses” April 1988

“The Daily Dozen of Marriage” March 1990

“Divorce” April 2007

“Our Solemn Responsibilities” November 1991

“Of Souls, Symbols & Sacraments” January 1988

“Beware of Pride” May 1998

Temple Time Capsule Cover – download here

Ingredients for the back of the can – download hereMy Future Family – download here

My Future Wedding Dress – download here

My Future Wedding Plans – download here

Other Ideas – download here Qualities – download here

Everyday, I’m grateful that I can be with my husband and my family for eternity. It has been one of the greatest decisions I’ve made and one of the best days of my life. What a great blessing it is to have Temples on the earth.

Spokane Washington LDS Temple – Free Printable

March 16, 2015

Spokane Washing LDS Temple 8×10 blue – download here

Spokane Washing LDS Temple 8×10 gray – download here

Spokane Washing LDS Temple 8×10 green – download here

Spokane Washing LDS Temple 8×10 light pink – download here

Spokane Washing LDS Temple 8×10 mint – download here

Spokane Washing LDS Temple 8×10 navy – download here

Spokane Washing LDS Temple 8×10 orange – download here

Spokane Washing LDS Temple 8×10 pink – download here

Spokane Washing LDS Temple 8×10 red – download here

Spokane Washing LDS Temple 8×10 violet – download here

Spokane Washing LDS Temple 8×10 yellow – download here

General Conference Quotes

March 11, 2015

As promised from my previous post (Patricia Holland – Printable Quote) I’m sharing the rest of the quotes that I’ve created for our upcoming Relief Society Birthday Dinner at the end of the month. I love these quotes because they remind us of what the Savior wants us to be. I can’t wait to hear what the Prophet and the rest of these amazing brothers and sisters have to say to us in the upcoming General Conference next month to help us remember our purpose here on earth.

Bonnie L. Oscarson Quote 4×6 | 5×7 | 8×10 Elder Chi Hong (Sam) Wong Quote 4×6 | 5×7 | 8×10

Rosemary M. Wixom Quote 4×6 | 5×7 | 8×10

Patricia Holland – Printable Quote

February 23, 2015

I was asked by my friend from the Relief Society Activities Committee in my church to design some quotes for the Relief Society Birthday Dinner next month so they can turn them into magnets. The Committee picked out some awesome quotes, and this is just one of them. I’ll be posting the rest of the quotes in a post in a couple of weeks. For now, enjoy this preview. If you’d like to also turn these into magnets, I’m also including a page with a set of 4 – 3×5 quotes. All you need to do is laminate them and hot glue a magnet on the back!

Download 8×10 here | Download 5×7 here | Download 3×5 here

Personal Progress Organization Printables

February 18, 2015

I’ve been asked to help out with Personal Progress in the Young Women program of our church. We have a Beehive who is still pretty new to Young Women, and I’ve been trying to come up with ways to help her with completing Personal Progress. Everybody is different, but I’ve finally come up with some ways that I hope will help her, and some of the other Young Women in your ward. I’ve made 3 different Personal Progress Organization Printables that you can print out whenever you need.

This first printable is for the girls to plan out what Value Experiences and Value Projects they would like to work on throughout the year. The Personal Progress book recommends that the girls “complete at least one experience a month and one project every six months” (Personal Progress p. 9). I added a few more Value Experience spaces in case your girls want to get their personal progress done quickly. It’s a great way for your girls to have a long term goal on what they’d like to accomplish for their Personal Progress over the year and be able to see what they need to be working on each month. The best part, this printable is good every year and any year!

Download your “Personal Progress Long Term Goals” here.

This next printable will help your girls plan out the Value Experience they want to work on now. The top line underneath “Value Experience” is for your girls to write down the Value and the Number they are going to be working on. For example, “Faith #1.” When your girls are ready to start a Value Experience, all they need to do is look over the requirements and write down in the designated spaces what they need to do for that Experience. Then they can check off the boxes next to them as they complete each task.

Download your Value Experience Printables here

Last, but not least is the Value Project. Just like the Value Experience Printable, your girls will write down the Value Project they are working on in the top line. Under “Prep,” your girls can write down all the things they need to do before they get started (if they need to). And, in the “Tasks” section, the girls can write out the things they need to do in order to complete their project and plan out how much time they think they’re going to spend under “Expected Amt of Time,” and then record how much time each task took under “Completed Time” to help them keep track of how long their project took.

Download your Value Project Printable here.

I’m giving my Beehive a Journal and a Weekly Planner to hopefully get her more excited about Personal Progress. I hope this helps you and your Young Women! Please let me know if you have any questions.

Chicago LDS Temple – Free Printable

February 12, 2015

Chicago LDS Temple Blue 8×10 – download here

Chicago LDS Temple Gray 8×10 – download here

Chicago LDS Temple Green 8×10 – download here

Chicago LDS Temple Light Pink 8×10 – download here

Chicago LDS Temple Mint 8×10 – download here

Chicago LDS Temple Navy 8×10 – download here

Chicago LDS Temple Orange 8×10 – download here

Chicago LDS Temple Pink 8×10 – download here

Chicago LDS Temple Red 8×10 – download here

Chicago LDS Temple Purple 8×10 – download here

Chicago LDS Temple Yellow 8×10 – download here

Come Follow Me: What do we know about the nature of the Godhead Lesson Handouts

January 3, 2015

I recently got called to be the 1st counselor of the Young Women’s program in our ward (The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints), and I’m so excited!! I’m giving the lesson tomorrow on “What do we know about the nature of the Godhead” and I thought I’d share the handouts I’ve made for the girls. I hope this helps with your lesson and will help your girls understand the importance of the Godhead.

Scripture Handout (3×5 when folded over) – download here

Perfect for keeping in your scriptures.

Note: I was originally planning on having the quote by Jefferey R. Holland and the scripture handout be back to back, but for some reason when I converted it into a PDF it was off the alignment. I resolved to printing them side by side so you can fold it over like a book and maybe have the girls write some notes on the blank side, or you can laminate them together so you have them back to back. Any advice on how to get it to print back to back while converting it file to a PDF from Illustrator would be greatly appreciated!!!

1st Article of Faith 5×7 – download here

Primary Matching Game

October 20, 2014

Yesterday we had our Primary Program and I wanted to give the kids a break when it came to their lesson. So we played games, but made sure they learned a little something while we played. I wanted them to play a non-topic related game, so I whipped up this fun little Primary Matching Game. The kids LOVED it, and wanted to play the entire class time. This is also a great time-filler for your class, and perfect for FHE too!

I grabbed different LDS clip art that I found from the internet (so personal use only) to use for the pictures and created simple questions to go along with it. We split the class up into 2 teams, and whenever they found a match we asked them the question that went along with the pair. Here are a list of questions that go along with the game, but you are more than welcome to come up with your own and please share so others can see! 🙂 These questions were created for our CTR 4 class, so if you have an older class you may want to come up with harder questions.

Download the game here – Make sure to print this on some sort of colorful paper or something thick so that you can’t see through!

QUESTIONS

10 Commandments – Who was given the 10 commandments?

Kindness – Who should we love and be kind to?

Baptism – At what age can we be baptized?

Sacrament – When do we take the Sacrament?

Prayer – When should we pray?

Jesus – Who does Jesus love?

CTR – What does CTR stand for?

Missionaries – Who can serve a mission?

Family at the Temple – Where do we go to get married if we want to have eternal families?

Tithing – How much do we give for tithing?