The Vision Of The Redemption Of The Dead

Come Follow Me Lessons & Activities for Kids

Week 50 | November 29 - December 5

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Toddler Come Follow Me Activity

November 29 - December 5 Come Follow Me Lesson for Kids: The Vision Of The Redemption Of The Dead, a Come Follow Me lesson by Come follow Me FHE

Show your children a picture of pioneers moving west. Teach them that they had to pack up all of their belongings, pack them in a covered wagon, and walk across the plains to build a new home in the Salt Lake Valley. Act out moving west by packing a back and going on walk. Sing “Covered Wagons” (Children’s Songbook page 221) and “Little Pioneer Children” (Children’s Songbook page 216). Read D&C 136:5 and color the pioneer coloring page. Then make a wagon snack with your child. Use the QR code on your lesson page for instructions.

Simplified Come Follow Me Activity

Use the “Covered Wagon Craft” and make a covered wagon. Discuss as a family what you would have put in your covered wagon back then or what you would put in your covered wagon today.

Standard Come Follow Me Activities

The Standard Activities includes the Simplified activity and more!

DO IT ACTIVITY:

Read D&C 138:18-38. Focus on how everyone will have the opportunity to hear the gospel. Hide the “Children Around The World Print” somewhere in the room. Sing missionary songs as the children hunt for the picture. As they get closer to the picture, sing louder. When they move farther from the picture, sing quieter. After each child has a turn, explain just like we had to listen to the song to find the picture, all children will have the opportunity to listen to and accept the gospel.

STUDY IT ACTIVITY:

Read D&C 137. Make the “Celestial Kingdom Booklet” to help you study and review the things you learned. Use the QR code on your lesson plan page for instructions on how to cut and fold the mini book.

Premium Extras for November

The extra premium materials will only be available in your account during the current month, November 1st-30th.

Turkey Pop Singing Time Activity

Family History – I Am Doing It Song Chart

Family History activity by Come Follow Me FHE

Two Recipes

Merry Mail: Thankful Turkey Hunt

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