Printable Activity Sheet for Deuteronomy 6-8; 15; 18; 29-30; 34 {May 17}

  These original activity sheets that align with the Come, Follow Me lessons each week are totally free and easy to print from a Google Doc file. They're designed to print double-sided 2-to-a-page and are perfect for introducing or reviewing the concepts from the Come, Follow Me lesson. Our home ward hands them out along with the sacrament programs on Sundays, others use them in their family or Sunday School lessons. I hope they add an element of fun to your gospel learning and help to engage even the most reluctant learners. Make sure to come back each week for the latest!

This activity sheet is based on the CFM lesson for May 17th and contains a coloring sheet, word search, and fill-in-the-blank scripture. {These pages are 100% free and totally original.}

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FREE PRINTABLE COME, FOLLOW ME ACTIVITY PAGE 

Click here to access this free printable activity page on Google Drive (in case it's not showing below):  

Come, Follow Me Activity Page for Exodus 35-40; Leviticus 1; 4; 16; 19 {May 3}

These original activity sheets that align with the Come, Follow Me lessons each week are totally free and easy to print from a Google Doc file. They're designed to print double-sided 2-to-a-page and are perfect for introducing or reviewing the concepts from the Come, Follow Me lesson. Our home ward hands them out along with the sacrament programs on Sundays, others use them in their family or Sunday School lessons. I hope they add an element of fun to your gospel learning and help to engage even the most reluctant learners. Make sure to come back each week for the latest!

This activity sheet is based on the CFM lesson for May 3rd and contains a coloring sheet, word search, and fill-in-the-blank scripture.

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PRINTABLE ACTIVITY PAGE: 

Click here to access the original and totally free CFM activity page on Google Drive (in case it's not showing below): 

 

Printable CFM Activity Page and Lesson Ideas for Exodus 19-20; 24; 31-34 {April 26}

   These original activity sheets that align with the Come, Follow Me lessons each week are totally free and easy to print from a Google Doc file. They're designed to print double-sided 2-to-a-page and are perfect for introducing or reviewing the concepts from the Come, Follow Me lesson. Our home ward hands them out along with the sacrament programs on Sundays, others use them in their family or Sunday School lessons. I hope they add an element of fun to your gospel learning and help to engage even the most reluctant learners. Make sure to come back each week for the latest!

This activity sheet is based on the CFM lesson for April 26th and contains a coloring sheet, crossword puzzle, and fill-in-the-blank scripture. {These pages are 100% free and totally original.}

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"All that the Lord Hath Spoken We Will Do" 

There are a lot of different directions you can go with this week's reading, but I think focusing on what following the commandments looks like in our modern lives is a great way to go.  I have linked an old FHE lesson below that  has this focus and also contains a chart called "Wickedness Never Was Happiness", that  makes for a great discussion...especially for teens who may have the view that commandments feel restrictive.      

Here's an FHE lesson from my blog that focuses on modern day application of the ten commandments:  



Click here to access the printable activity page on Google Drive (in case it's not showing below): 

Moses on Mount Sinai Video 



Super short video about why God gives us commandments:

Latter-day Kids: Commandments are a Blessing

Printable Come, Follow Me Lesson Ideas and Activity Page for Exodus 14-18 {April 19}

 HAPPY EASTER!

Below you will find some teaching ideas and an original, completely free 1/2 page activity sheet that aligns with the Come Follow Me reading for Exodus 14-18.   The crossword and/or word searches are a great way to review or introduce the concepts from the reading for Primary, Sunday School, or families.   Our home ward hands them out along with the sacrament programs, so that people of all ages can enjoy them.   I hope you enjoy this fun way to learn the gospel together.  

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"Stand Still, and See the Salvation of the Lord" 

Guess the word game:   Using a hangman style game (I recommend drawing a snowman piece by piece, instead of drawing a hanging man), have your class guess the word,   DELIVERANCE.  (11 letters) 

Talk about the deliverance of the Children of Israel (after they experienced great fear) and relate it to ways that the Lord delivers us in modern times.   I love how the CFM manual talks about the Lord doing a "great work" in our lives.  What are some of those great works?     

Discuss some of the symbolism found in these chapters: 

Manna:   I think manna  symbolizes divine providence, daily dependence on God, and spiritual sustenance. It represents God’s grace in meeting immediate needs, a test of obedience, and a foreshadowing of Jesus Christ, the "Bread of Life".  Discuss some ideas of ways we can turn to God daily.  

Wilderness:  I think it's interesting that the Lord didn't lead the Children of Israel directly to the promised land, but had them wander in the wilderness first.  Ask your class for some other scripture stories where people end up in the wilderness  and discuss how God meets each of them where they are in each story.   What is the symbolism of the wilderness in our modern lives? A place where we must walk by faith rather than sight, relying on the Lord to "prepare the way"

The Israelites’ 40-Year Journey (Exodus/Numbers): After escaping Egypt, the Israelites wandered the wilderness of Sinai. It was a period of preparation, where they learned to trust God for daily survival (manna, water) rather than relying on human strength.
Jesus’ Temptation (Matthew 4:1-11): Following his baptism, Jesus was led by the Spirit into the Judean wilderness. There, he fasted for 40 days and overcame temptation by the devil, relying on scripture to remain obedient, serving as a direct contrast to Israel's disobedience in their own wilderness.
Moses at Mount Sinai/Horeb (Exodus 3): After fleeing Egypt, Moses tended sheep in the wilderness of Midian. God met him at the burning bush in this barren place, turning a moment of exile into his calling to liberate Israel.
Elijah’s Desert Journey (1 Kings 19): Exhausted and in despair after fleeing Queen Jezebel, Elijah traveled into the wilderness. God provided for him and met him in a "still small voice," strengthening him for continued prophetic work.
Hagar in the Wilderness (Genesis 16/21): After escaping abuse, Hagar found herself in the desert, where an angel met her at a well, providing hope and promising a blessing for her family.
John the Baptist (Matthew 3): John preached repentance in the wilderness of Judea before Jesus' ministry, symbolizing a place of preparation and return to God.
Lehi and Sariah’s Family (1 Nephi 2–18): Leaving Jerusalem, they face trials, find sustenance, and receive the Liahona, learning that God will light their path in the wilderness.
The Brother of Jared (Ether 2–3): The Lord directs them in a desert, commanding them to build barges and speaking to them in a cloud.
The Sons of Mosiah (Alma 17:9): They fast and pray for strength in the wilderness to prepare for their mission among the Lamanites.

Rock:   Helaman 5:12  would be a great scripture to use alongside Exodus 17 and your discussion about how Christ can be our rock.   Discuss what it looks like to have Christ as our foundation in modern times.    


Click here to access the printable activity sheet on Google Drive.

Original Come, Follow Me Activity Sheet and Teaching Ideas for Exodus 7-13 {Apr 12}

 Below you will find some teaching ideas and an original, completely free 1/2 page activity sheet that aligns with the Come Follow Me reading for Exodus 7-13.   The crossword and/or word searches are a great way to review or introduce the concepts from the reading for Primary, Sunday School, or families.   Our home ward hands them out along with the sacrament programs, so that people of all ages can enjoy them.   I hope you enjoy this fun way to learn the gospel together.  

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"Remember this day, in which ye came out from Egypt."  


SOME TEACHING IDEAS: 
Plague charades or pictionary:   have each of the plagues written on a piece of paper and have members of the class either act out or draw it, while class members guess

Hard/soft heart demonstration (from here):  

Latter-Day Kids:  Soft Heart Video 



Click here to access this printable activity page on Google Drive..

Come, Follow Me Printable Activity Sheet for Exodus 1-6 {March 29th}

   These original activity sheets that align with the Come, Follow Me lessons each week are totally free and easy to print from a Google Doc file.   They're designed to print double-sided 2-to-a-page and are perfect for introducing or reviewing the concepts from the Come, Follow Me lesson.  Our home ward hands them out along with the sacrament programs on Sundays, others use them in their family or Sunday School lessons.  I hope they add an element of fun to your gospel learning and help to engage even the most reluctant learners.  Make sure to come back each week for the latest!   

This activity sheet is based on the CFM lesson for March 29th and contains a coloring sheet, word search puzzle, and fill-in-the-blank scripture.   {These pages are 100% free and  totally original}

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I HAVE REMEMBERED MY COVENANT


TALKS TO REVIEW:  
"Reverence for Sacred Things"  by Elder Soares
"Be Still, And Know that I Am God" by Elder Bednar

Reverence FHE Lesson with visuals and stories

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Click here to access the printable activity sheet on Google Drive.  




Have fun learning the gospel together!  

CFM Printable Activity Page for Genesis 6-11; Moses 8 (Feb 15)

I make these activity sheets each week to align with the Come, Follow Me reading and they're great for introducing or reviewing key concepts from the reading.   (Here is the link  to the CFM outline on the church website for February 9-15).    Kids, teens, and adults enjoy them and they're great for distributing along with programs for sacrament meeting, or as a part of a Sunday School lesson.   They're best printed double sided, so it's just half a sheet per person.   

I love the title of this week's outline, "Noah found grace in the eyes of the Lord."  It's hard for my brain to fathom how wicked the world must have been for God to want a clean slate, but I love the idea that it was through grace of Christ that Noah, the animals, and his family were saved.  If I were teaching this week, I'd study study grace and discuss what that looks like in our lives today.   Here are a few talks and scriptures to get going.   

Compensating Blessings by Elder Caussé   (Apr 2025)
Worthiness is not Flawlessness by Elder Wilcox (Oct 2021)
Moroni 10:32; Alma 7:11-12; 2 Nephi 25:23


PRINTABLE ACTIVITY PAGE FOR CFM

THIS WEEK'S ACTIVITY SHEET LINK (in case it's not showing below)

  Click here for an index and links to my CFM blogposts for other weeks.

Enjoy learning the gospel together.  

CFM Printable Activity Page for Moses 7 (Feb 8)

  This blogpost features a half-sheet activity page to complement the Come Follow Me (CFM) reading for February 2-8.    Click here for an index and links to my CFM blogposts for other weeks.
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I've always been fascinated with the concept of Zion.   Because of the weaknesses that so easily beset us as humans, I don't think we will ever attain it in our natural lifetimes, but it's something to look forward to someday.   I enjoyed reading through this chapter and imagining, through Enoch's people, what that might look like someday.  Perhaps having your class/family brainstorm some features that might be present in Zion could be a great way to launch this lesson.  And there are no wrong answers, so let them dream!   

PRINTABLE ACTIVITY PAGE FOR CFM

THIS WEEK'S ORIGINAL PRINTABLE ACTIVITY SHEET LINK (in case it's not showing below)


Enjoy learning the gospel together!  

CFM Printable Activity Page for Genesis 5; Moses 6 (Feb 1)

  This blogpost features a half-sheet activity page to complement the Come Follow Me (CFM) reading for January 26 - February 1,  which includes more details about the story of Enoch mentioned in Genesis.    Click here for an index and links to my CFM blogposts for other weeks.
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I, like Enoch, often feel inadequate for the tasks I am called to do.  I feel like we have much to learn from his story and I enjoyed creating the activity sheet to reflect some of the lessons we can learn from him.

Here is the link for the PDF of the original  printable activity page, in case it's not showing below. 


Have fun learning the gospel together!  💗