Family Home Evening Lesson
“Liberty”
(Taken from “Captain Moroni and the Title of Liberty,” Friend, May 1994, 20)
Opening Song: “My Country” (Children’s Song Book # 224)
Opening Prayer: Child
Lesson: Mommy
(I am actually using the entire “Captain Moroni and the Title of Liberty” article for this lesson. Click on the link to use for your lesson. It is perfect and condenses the story better than I ever could with pictures and all.)
Talk about how the Title of Liberty it is a lot like our Flag. If we live the way were are suppose to and follow what the Lord has asked we can be blessed by the wonderful country that we live in.
You can teach your children about respecting the Flag and put “The Pledge of Allegiance” up in your home for your family to see and practice and learn.
***If you don't live in the U.S. and you aren't celebrating the 4th of July this week then instead you could as a family make your own "Title of Liberty" that you could display in your home. Talk about the things that are imprortant to your family and write a "(use your last name)'s Title of Liberty" up on a torn pice of cloth or an old t-shrit or just on a large pice of paper.***
Talk about the 4th of July and the liberty’s that we have in this country and what it means to you and your family.
Activity: Choose any of these fun 4th of July activities from Enchanted Learning.
Closing Song: “My Flag, My Flag” (Children’s Song Book # 225)
Closing Prayer: Daddy
Treat: Make red, white, and blue parfaits by layering blueberries, strawberries, and whip cream in a clear cup or by using red and blue jello with whip cream.
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Monday, June 8, 2009
Celebrating All Our Fathers
Celebrating All Our Fathers
(Adapted from the Every Day a Father’s Day June 1981 Friend)
Opening Song: “Daddy’s Homecoming” (Children’s Song Book # 210)
Opening Prayer: Child
Lesson: Mommy
“Celebrating All Our Fathers”
Ask your family what a Dad is and let them respond. Ask them when Father’s Day is.
Tell them that everyday a Father is a Father and it doesn’t end when Father’s Day is over with. What are some the things that your Dad does every day for your family? What is for favorite thing about your Daddy?
Who else could be considered a Father to your family? (Grandfather’s, Heavenly Father, Father of the ward, Father of our Country, and add any others that pertain to your family.)
Talk about what makes each of these Fathers everyday of the year not just on Father’s Day.
Talk about how you can make each of these Fathers happy every day.
Here are the ideas from Every Day a Father’s Day:
Heavenly Father
Learn to obey Heavenly Father’s commandments by listening to the counsel of your parents and the instructions from your teachers. Pray to Heavenly Father often. He is real and He loves you. Avoid temptation. Satan is also real, and he can entice you to do things that are wrong.
Earthly Father
Few things please a father more than having a son or daughter who is unselfish, helpful, pleasant, and kind and loving to everyone.
Learn to work hard, study hard, and play hard. When a father’s family is happy, it helps him to become a better kind of person.
Father of the Ward (Bishop)
In addition to his own family, a bishop has responsibility for the welfare of a larger family—all the members of his ward. Another big responsibility the bishop has is the care and upkeep of the meetinghouse. Some of the money paid to the bishop as a contribution to the Church is used to light and heat the building and to pay for many other necessary supplies. The bishop and custodian are especially grateful when we treat the building and all its furnishings and grounds kindly. Remember—it is really the Lord’s house, a place that can be acceptable to Him and a place where we can worship Him in peace and safety.
Father of Your Country
Just as fathers of countries hope that their people will be loyal, patriotic, considerate, and law-abiding citizens who recognize individual differences and needs, local public officials or “City Fathers” have the same hopes and concerns for their people.
If you show that you remember your fathers’ enduring love for you by the way you live, every day can truly be a Fathers’ Day.
Song: “Fathers” (Children’s Song Book # 209)
Activity: Make cards for some of the Fathers that you love and let them know just how much you love them every day of the year.
Closing Song: “My Dad” (Children’s Song Book # 211)
Closing Prayer: Daddy
For a treat make your Dad’s favorite desert.
(Adapted from the Every Day a Father’s Day June 1981 Friend)
Opening Song: “Daddy’s Homecoming” (Children’s Song Book # 210)
Opening Prayer: Child
Lesson: Mommy
“Celebrating All Our Fathers”
Ask your family what a Dad is and let them respond. Ask them when Father’s Day is.
Tell them that everyday a Father is a Father and it doesn’t end when Father’s Day is over with. What are some the things that your Dad does every day for your family? What is for favorite thing about your Daddy?
Who else could be considered a Father to your family? (Grandfather’s, Heavenly Father, Father of the ward, Father of our Country, and add any others that pertain to your family.)
Talk about what makes each of these Fathers everyday of the year not just on Father’s Day.
Talk about how you can make each of these Fathers happy every day.
Here are the ideas from Every Day a Father’s Day:
Heavenly Father
Learn to obey Heavenly Father’s commandments by listening to the counsel of your parents and the instructions from your teachers. Pray to Heavenly Father often. He is real and He loves you. Avoid temptation. Satan is also real, and he can entice you to do things that are wrong.
Earthly Father
Few things please a father more than having a son or daughter who is unselfish, helpful, pleasant, and kind and loving to everyone.
Learn to work hard, study hard, and play hard. When a father’s family is happy, it helps him to become a better kind of person.
Father of the Ward (Bishop)
In addition to his own family, a bishop has responsibility for the welfare of a larger family—all the members of his ward. Another big responsibility the bishop has is the care and upkeep of the meetinghouse. Some of the money paid to the bishop as a contribution to the Church is used to light and heat the building and to pay for many other necessary supplies. The bishop and custodian are especially grateful when we treat the building and all its furnishings and grounds kindly. Remember—it is really the Lord’s house, a place that can be acceptable to Him and a place where we can worship Him in peace and safety.
Father of Your Country
Just as fathers of countries hope that their people will be loyal, patriotic, considerate, and law-abiding citizens who recognize individual differences and needs, local public officials or “City Fathers” have the same hopes and concerns for their people.
If you show that you remember your fathers’ enduring love for you by the way you live, every day can truly be a Fathers’ Day.
Song: “Fathers” (Children’s Song Book # 209)
Activity: Make cards for some of the Fathers that you love and let them know just how much you love them every day of the year.
Closing Song: “My Dad” (Children’s Song Book # 211)
Closing Prayer: Daddy
For a treat make your Dad’s favorite desert.
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