A Chieko Okazaki Sharing Time Lesson
Continuing with the theme of how awesome I am at my callings, I thought I would share one of the more successful Sharing Time lessons I’ve done in my current calling in the Primary presidency. The...
View ArticlePrimary Sharing Time Idea: Repentance
This is a Sharing Time I did this year on the topic of Repentance. (Previous entries in my Primary ideas series are A Chieko Okazaki Sharing Time Lesson and How to Sincerely Enjoy Working in Nursery.)...
View ArticleOf Bodies and Temples
I teach Primary, and the theme for this year is “I know the scriptures are true.” As someone who loves the scriptures, and who deeply enjoys discussing them with my eight-and-nine-year-olds, this is a...
View ArticleTwenty Years
In preparing for day’s Primary lesson on missionary work, I did a quick search to see if I could find anything out Seymour Brunson’s mission. The short answer is, not a lot of detail on an iPhone...
View ArticleRequired Training
On Monday, I got an email from HR reminding me that, as part of the school’s Harassment Prevention & Business Skills initiative, I needed to complete an online Sexual Harassment for Employees...
View ArticleTeaching Young Primary Children (ages 3-7) #TeachingPrimaryCFM
Lyndsey Jarman is a Kindergarten Teacher with a Masters Degree in Education and 11 years of teaching experience. She blogs with her mother (also an early childhood educator) at Kindergarten Kiosk...
View ArticleUsing Language to Support Classroom Learning #TeachingPrimaryCFM
L. Williams holds a Masters Degree in Speech-Language Pathology, and is currently completing work towards a PhD. For the last 7 years she has provided speech therapy to children in private clinics,...
View ArticlePart I: Challenging Classroom Behaviors #TeachingPrimaryCFM
L. Williams holds a Masters Degree in Speech-Language Pathology, and is currently completing work towards a PhD. For the last 7 years she has provided speech therapy to children in private clinics,...
View ArticleWhen the Primary President Doesn’t Love Kids
Today’s guest post comes from Rebbie Brassfield, a copywriter in Los Angeles. I was 29 years old and just discovering our infertility when I got called as the Primary President. This calling was so...
View ArticleResources for My Mixed Faith Marriage
Rachael lives in Arizona with her husband and three kiddos. They moved to the desert from the green hills of Virginia where she did a PhD in religious history and gender. Early in our marriage, my...
View ArticleResources for My Mixed Faith Marriage
Rachael lives in Arizona with her husband and three kiddos. They moved to the desert from the green hills of Virginia where she did a PhD in religious history and gender. Early in our marriage, my...
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