How is your "light?"
Let's be honest. Sometimes our flame is brighter than at other times. The ebbs and flows of life happen to all of us.
This week, my family is the sickest we have ever been. All of us. At the same time. So our light is barely flickering over here. But we have wonderful friends who are making sure we are ok and providing food. I love that we can use our strength to help others when they need it the most. And our turn to help will come around.
So, I'm sorry that this week's plans are late. I'm just hoping to be able to get next week's done!
Get your printable copy of these plans HERE.
Feb 18 - 24
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Day 1
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Day 2
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Day 3
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Day 4
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Day 5
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Focus
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Topics
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Lasting happiness
comes from living the way Jesus Christ taught.
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Why did the
Savior compare His disciples to salt?
Salt and the Weight of the World an object
lesson about salt and how is relates to consistency in righteous living.
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The Law of
Christ supersedes the Law of Moses.
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Does
Heavenly Father really expect me to be perfect?
A Promise to
Try Friend
February 2019 pg. 5
Bright Idea
poster Hang the
poster up to help us remember that the path to perfection is continually
trying again!
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Jesus wants
me to be a light to others.
Pick
a couple of the possible
activities under this
heading in the Primary manual. There are several good, easy choices that only
use a flashlight.
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Memorization
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History and Geography
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Map Work: Cyprus, Turkey, Greece
Map templates: use maps med3 and med4c at http://alabamamaps.ua.edu/contemporarymaps/world/europe/index.html
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Poetry/Language Arts
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President’s Day
Abraham Lincoln for Kids (12:24)
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Pick
your favorite Grimm’s Brothers Fairy Tale and draw a picture of it while
listening to it be read aloud.
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Handwriting Practice:
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Play
a game from a previous week
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Play
a game from a previous week
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Fine Arts
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Composer Study: George
Handel
The Messiah Story - Martin
Jarvis, Metropolitan Opera Soloists, and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Celebrate George Frederick Handel’s birthday on Feb.
23rd! (1685-1759)
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Song to Learn
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Picture Study:
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Art:
Abraham Lincoln’s Hat chalk pastel tutorial
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Science/Nature
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Lesson 7: “Oceans, currents, and Tides”
🔳-“The Ocean” poem and
Waves discussion
🔳-Waves experiment & Tide
discussion
🔳-Salt Water
Experiment & Science wall; also next lesson advance preparation
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Math
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Activity idea:
Play
a board game that involves strategy
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Activity idea:
Bedtime Math:
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Activity idea:
Mathematicians are People too!
Read about, Blaise Pascal pg. 53, “Count on Pascal”
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Activity idea:
Game:
Play
a game from a previous week
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Activity idea:
Activity:
Play
a game from a previous week
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Extra Resources
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Chapter Book Read-Aloud
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The Dog Who Was There (Chp. 15-16)
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Books recommended
·
The Dog
Who Was There by Ron Marasco (read every week until done. Then pick another
read-aloud.)
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Mathematicians
Are People Too! Stories from the Lives of Great Mathematicians by Luetta
& Wilbert Reimer
Dates of interest this
week
Birthdays:
2/24 – Wilhelm Grimm
(1786-1859) A German writer, famous for work done, in collaboration with his
brother, Jacob, in the collection of folk tales, popularly known as “Grimm’s
Fairy Tales,” published in 1812.
2/22 – Frederic Chopin (1810-1849)
Polish Composer, famous for his piano compositions.
2/22 – George Washington (1732-1799) First President of the United
States
2/23 – George Frederick Handel (1685-1759) German Composer, famous
for many pieces of music, but most especially his Water Music and his Messiah.
Holidays:
2/18 – President’s Day a celebration for the birthdays of two of
the most famous US presidents, Abraham Lincoln (2/12) and George Washington (2/22)
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