Some days I like to bring a little treat for my seminary students. I put the treats in a bowl and tape the sign to the back of the inside of the bowl. It's quick and easy. Here are some of the signs that I have made for my class.

How to print:
Right click on the picture and save it into your photos, or you can copy and paste it into your print program.

Famous Amos Chocolate Chip Cookies

Nutter Butter Cookies

CIRCUS ANIMAL COOKIES

DONUTS

Here's a Valentine's version

BLOW POP SIGN

FRUIT

MOON PIE SIGN

RICE KRISPY TREAT SIGN

General Conference Rice Krispy treat sign

AIRHEADS

Fruit by the Foot:

Fruit Roll-Ups

Gummy Bears

Candy Corn

Gummy Eyes or Eyeball Chewing Gum

Cuties or Orange Candy

minion candy

Sometimes I like to give the students a journal sized handout that goes with the lesson. As I do these handouts I will post them here for other people to use them. To use them just copy and paste them into your print program, or save it into your pictures. Enjoy!

Doctrinal Mastery New Testament Teacher Material

The Mortal Ministry of Jesus at a Glance

(journal and scripture size)

Acquiring Spiritual Knowledge

Commandments

Lesson 1: Introduction to the New Testament

Lesson 7: Matthew 3

Lesson 8: Matthew 4

Lesson 12: Matthew 7

Lesson 17: Matthew 14

Lesson 19: Matthew 16

Do you ever get tired of listening to yourself talk during a lesson? I do, so every now and then I put together a simple group activity. This one is easy. After I give my mini lesson on Revelation, I am going to have each table brainstorm about it. They will write their answers on the rocks below, and then I will have them share it with the class.

I have two similar handouts for this lesson. One has a quote from Joseph Smith, the other a quote from Joseph Fielding Smith. I decided to redo it this year.

Joseph Smith:

Joseph Fielding Smith:

Lesson 20: Matthew 17

Here's a printout of the Priesthood keys to use in your lesson.

Lesson 22: Matthew 19–20

Lesson 27: Joseph Smith—Matthew; Matthew 24

Lesson 30: Matthew 26:1–30

I placed a 1" mirror that I bought at JoAnn's in the center of the circle.

Lesson 34: Mark 1

Lesson 37: Mark 6

Lesson 39: Mark 9:1–29

Lesson 42: Mark 11–16

Lesson 49: Luke 8–9

Lesson 53: Luke 15

Lesson 63: John 4

Lesson 68: John 8:31–59

Lesson 68: John 8

I wrote I AM on the board. I showed the class the Bible video "Go and Sin No More". I handed out the handout below and had them fill it out and crumple it up and leave it on their desk . We discussed the lesson and the words I AM. Then I gave each group and I AM scripture and had them tell what they thought it was about. Then I went through the class and had them all say and I AM statement about themselves and throw their sin into the garbage.

Lesson 70:John 10

Tosee how I made this into a bookmark click here.

For this lesson I printed out a large version of the door and a sheep for each student. I wrote the name of each student on a sheep. I put the door and the sheep on the board and drew a fence around the sheep. I gave my lesson and then at the end of the lesson I gave them a sheep and a small version of the door to add to their journals. Then I had them write their testimonies about how Christ knows them individually and how he protects them.

Lesson 71: John 11

Lesson 77: John 17

Lesson 79: John 20

Review Worksheet:

Since our semester ends at the end of John this year I had a day where I had the students write down a scripture and story about how they were influenced by Christ. I played some Christmas music and gave them about 10 minutes and then we all took turns sharing what we learned.

It was during Christmas so I included the #LIGHTtheWORLD