Friday Friend (12/04)

Now that December is right around the corner, I thought that we would start it off with this. In the Dec. 2004 issue is this nativity scene. I collect nativities and thought that this would be good to make into a felt and flannel board for the kids. You could also laminate them and put magnets on the back, make a diorama, or just about anything. Have fun.

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Friday Friend (11/04)

This weeks was found in the November 2004 issue. It is specifically for FHE but would do great for sharing or scripture study. It's about how the Israelites had to gather additional manna for the Sabbath Day. I can't wait to do this one. I love fun ways to teach bible stories and the instructions are already on it.

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Friday Friend (11/09 & 11/07)

11/09

This month Friend has a great Happy Home puzzle. This would be awesome for Family Night. It is an activity and a lesson, but it would be awesome as a quiet activity for Sacrament Meeting too. Click here for the pdf file.

11/07

This Friend only gave the idea, so I made it easy for you. This is a great craft for the kids. I'm doing my own twist. Instead of just stuffing it with newspaper, we are going to leave it hollow and put a slit in the top. The weeks before Thanksgiving, put in strips of paper with something you're thankful for. Whenever you think of something new, put it in. Open it up on Thanksgiving Day and read them.

Friday Friend (10/09)

I want to introduce to Friday Friend. Every Friday I am going to post an activity or idea that has come from The Friend. This gives you something to look forward to every week. You can find them yourself at lds.org, but thought I'd save you all the trouble. I've looked in a lot of past issues and am really excited for you to see them.

This weeks, Friday Friend is from the October 2009. It's pretty straight forward. It's a family tree with places for pictures. I love this because it's not just names, you and your family get to look at pictures and feel connected to family. If you want to print it off, click here.