“Learn of Me”

Come Follow Me Lessons & Activities for Kids

Week 10 | March 3 - March 9 | Doctrine and Covenants 18

Come Follow Me Lessons & Activities for Kids Lesson 10 | March 3-9 | Doctrine and Covenants 19

The Doctrine and Covenants are filled with wisdom and guidance on how to live a life of faith. Section 19 contains calls from the Savior to repent and come unto Him. The command to “Learn of me, and listen to my words; walk in the meekness of my Spirit,” (D&C 19:23) asks us to trust that He is the answer to life’s pains and problems. He promises in return to give us peace.

The promise of peace is not just for adults. We should read this verse over and over to our children, helping them understand that when we look to Christ for guidance, He will always be there. It is because of Him that all things can be overcome, no matter how old we are or what we are going through.

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THIS WEEK’S COME FOLLOW ME HIGHLIGHTS​

Elementary Bundle Lessons & Activities​

The lesson for this week is simplified but intentional to focus your thoughts and efforts on the Savior and His birth. We hope you take the time to use the activities provided to incorporate the light of Christ into your lives and into this special season

Simon Says!

Surprise Activity

It’s time to move and groove! Simon Says is a fun way to learn key words in D&C 19:23, and how our actions help us learn, listen and walk with Jesus Christ. Everlasting peace is our promise if we do these actions. Have fun and try to memorize the scripture while you play!

Pictures of Christ

Go & Do Activity

Talk with your family about the Sacrament and how it is important to remember Jesus while we partake of the Sacrament. Have every member of your family pick a picture of Jesus Christ to look at during the Sacrament this coming Sunday. You can go to Deseret Book and have everyone choose a small size picture, or go online to the church website to print some.

Roll and Pray!

Hands-On Activity

Get your game dice ready for a fun family game night! Before you begin the game, make a list of people you know that may need some prayers at this time. Then play the Roll & Pray game. At the end of the game read D&C 19:38 and end with a family prayer, including the names of those individuals you wrote on your list.

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Toddler Bundle Lessons & Activities​

For kids ages 1-4 at home and in nursery or sunbeams.

I Can Repent

Hands-On Activity

Before reading, invite your child to touch their nose if they have heard these scriptures before. Read D&C 20:77 and D&C 20:79. Teach that the sacrament is a special time when we think about Jesus. Jesus did many wonderful things for us. Jesus made it so that we can repent and live with our families forever through special promises called covenants. When we get baptized, we make our first promise, or covenant, with Jesus. Explain that even though your child isn’t baptized yet, they can still think about those promises. Teach your child how to remember Jesus with the Sacrament Lacing Cards activity provided in the lesson.

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Teen Bundle Lessons & Activities​

The Teen Bundle includes a study page with four thoughtful questions each week that align with a scripture from Come, Follow Me, an applicable challenge to accept each week, and an awesome video done by a current seminary teacher that brings a topic from the study to life for teens. Plus: each week comes with a scripture print to hang on their bathroom mirror, in their locker, etc. Check out this week’s Book of Mormon-themed teen bundle now!

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