D&C Scripture Mastery #16 D&C 76:22-24 Quiz, Target, Review and Practice Ideas

Quiz:

Target Front:

Target Back:

Review Sheet:

For the review sheet I divide the class in half.  I give each student a review sheet to fill out.  I have the entire class fill out the sheet at the same time.  The side of the room that finishes first wins.  This way every student is participating.  I tell them that they can help each other and "cheat."  I feel that the more times that they are writing down these clues, the more they are going to remember them.  I then allow them to use the review sheet when we play games.  Again, I feel like the more often that they are seeing the scripture mastery, the more likely they will remember it.

Scripture Mastery Target Game
The game we played this week was with the targets.  I have a target (see above) for each scripture mastery.  I put all the targets on the board with magnets.  I have one person from each side of the room come up and gave both players a nerf gun.  I read a scripture mastery and they had to shoot the target with the write scripture mastery reference.  I allow the students to help the shooters.  Again, the more often they are exposed to the scripture mastery, the more that they will remember it.
This week to help the student's practice this scripture I handed each person a sheet with the Scripture Mastery D&C 76:22-24 on it.  

I got an amazing printout from The Mormon Home:

Then I had each student underline, circle and write notes on the scripture with colored crayons.  They were to analyze the scripture and point out what is important.  Then I had some of them come up to the board and write what they felt was important about the scripture.  It went over very well.

The Seminary in a Sack item for this scripture is a small world. 

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LDS Seminary Class Scripture Study idea

Today we studied D&C 100.  As the students came in I assigned each student a scripture from that section. They each were to read the scripture.  Then they were to explain the scripture and tell us which words were important to that scripture.  Then finally they were to ask a question about that scripture.  It went really well so I thought that I would take the time to share this idea.  Below is a copy of the assignment that I put up on the board.

To print it out just click on the picture to make it larger.  Then right click and save it into your pictures, or copy and paste it into your printing program.

I am sure that you can do this with any Scripture block.  Good luck with your class!

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LDS Seminary "Reach One More" Goal - "Be a fisher of men, bring a friend" Reminder Handout

To work on our goal of "reach one more" our Seminary building planned a "bring a friend" day.  Each student was to invite a friend to Seminary.  Each class gave a short lesson and then we had a continental breakfast for the students in the cultural hall.  For my lesson I showed the Mormon Message "Origin" and then had all the students and visitors write a question on a small piece of paper.  I had them hand  in the questions and then I read them out loud. I had my students answer the questions. It really turned out great. We had about 7 visitors per class.

 On the day before the breakfast we studied section 100 where Sidney Rigdon and Joseph Smith went on their mission to New York.  This section had some great scriptures on missionary work.  After the lesson I gave each student a small bag of Goldfish with the note attached "Be a fisher of men, bring a friend" to help give them an incentive to ask a friend.  Below are the printouts if you would like to do this project.

To use these printouts just click on the picture to make it large.  Then right click and save it into your pictures, or copy and paste it into your printing program.

Single Version:

(print it out on colored paper)

Multiple Version:

(print it out on colored paper)

Happy Fishing!

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Plan of Salvation Cut-Outs in Spanish and in English - Great for Missionaries!

I have two small versions of the Plan of Salvation.  The first one is in Spanish, the second in English.

I had designed this for my Seminary class, but in a much larger version.  Then a friend showed me a smaller version that she had sent to her missionary in Chili.  She told me that her son loved using it and it actually converted a family when they could visualize it.  I wanted to send one to my daughter serving in Guatemala. I searched for my friend's version, but could not find it, so I just adapted my version.

The Plan of Salvation Cut-Outs in Spanish: 

Click on the picture to make it larger.  Right click to save it into your pictures, or copy and paste it into your printing program.  Print it on card-stock and then laminate it to protect it.

Here's a picture of it cut and laid out on a table:

Here is a larger version of the Spanish plan of salvation:

English Version

Since I already have this in English (only in large) I thought I might as well make a small version for those English speaking missionaries.  Here it is below.

The Plan of Salvation Cut-Outs in English: 

Click on the picture to make it larger.  Right click to save it into your pictures, or copy and paste it into your printing program.  Print it on card-stock and then laminate it to protect it.

If you don't have a laminating machine, you can purchase sticky laminating sheets that work just as well.  The brand that I use is called SelfSeal, but I'm sure that there are other brands.

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Draw the Scriptures for Seminary - D&C 89 The Word of Wisdom

I know that my students have had numerous lessons on keeping the Word of Wisdom.  I thought that it would be fun to have each student draw one of the scriptures from this section.  I made a sheet for each of the scriptures and then had them color it while I gave the lesson.  I took the drawings home that night and scanned them all and then put the drawings on my I-phone.  The next day I showed them on my projector while one of the students read each verse. 

If you would like to do this in your classroom I have a master copy that you can use because I did keep of copy of each verse.  An idea that you could use is to have each student write in the verse that they were assigned with their picture.

Master Copy:

Cover Page:

Here's how my class' turned out:

As you can see, some students did a great job, others, maybe not so much.  But it broke up a the monotony of a lesson every day, and it was fun. 

****2019 Update****

I did this again with my students and I thought that it went very well.  I taught the lesson while they drew.  Here is a link to my 2019 class' version.

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D&C Scripture Mastery #15 D&C 64:9–11 - Quiz, Target, BINGO and Review Sheet

Quiz

Review Sheet:

Target Front:

Target Back:

The Seminary in a Sack item for this Scripture Mastery is a justice scale charm.

BINGO

I also thought that it would be fun to play BINGO with the Scripture Mastery that we had learned up until now.  I started out with having the kids fill out the review sheet (above).  I like to make it a competition where one side of the room competes with the other side of the room.  I let them all help each other.  When they were finished I gave them each a bingo paper.  They filled it in with the 15 Scripture Mastery that they have learned and then they got a free space.  I cut up the scripture mastery review sheet to use for calling the scripture that they should mark.  Since it was Valentine's Day I gave them each a box of valentine candy hearts to mark the Bingo spots.  That way we could play it several times.  We really had a lot of fun.

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