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Kindness Begins with Me

November 14, 2019 No Comments

Teach Kindness Begins with Me in singing time! This lesson plan uses a simple attention getter from The Friend and some flowers to pass around to use for an activity similar to hot potato! I love the Kindness Flowers activity found in The Friend this month found HERE! It’s basically a “kind” version of

Tell Me, Dear Lord

November 7, 2019 No Comments

Tell Me, Dear Lord is one of November’s song suggestions and I’ll be teaching it this Sunday in singing time. I’ll be honest, I’m not very familiar with this song so I’m excited to be able to teach it learn it right along with my primary! Attention Getter: To introduce the

It’s Autumntime, Autumn Day & Search, Ponder & Pray

October 31, 2019 5 Comments

This week I want to incorporate a little fall into singing time along with singing one of the suggested songs for the month. Our primary is pretty familiar with Search, Ponder and Pray so this will be more like a review. I decided to take 3 various singing time ideas

I Love To See the Temple & Hinges

October 25, 2019 3 Comments

I’m hoping to get to both of these fun activities in singing time this weekend! Using Susan Fitch’s Pin Moroni on the Temple as we sing I Love To See the Temple and then pull out my fun skeleton to sing the song Hinges. It’s my favorite way to bring

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Primary singing time is definitely my favorite place to be on Sundays. If you are not quite feeling the same way, you have come to the right place – I’m here to hopefully help you LOVE this calling!!

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You’ve got some major talent and gifts that you’ve been given and are so willing to share. From the bottom of my heart, I’m truly grateful. I’m a music person too, but benefit so much from you. My philosophy for teaching music to children has always been to teach the music and get the music into the kid’s hearts....Your lesson plans help us all to focus on what is truly important, but in a fun and engaging way. Thank you! I get so many wonderful positive comments from my primary presidency and primary teachers about the way I teach. BUT I give a whole lot of credit to you and your website! Thank you!

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THANK YOU soooooo much!! Your visual aids are amazing. I am not the crafty type- what I envision rarely comes out. Your site helps me so much. I was called to chorister and lets say I was not happy at all. Not to mention I am sooo busy between working, my side hustle/small business franchise thing and the work I do with at local middle school and wanting to find a husband (LOL) I could not fathom doing it without your site.

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Thank you so much for all your wonderful ideas! I am newly called to teach the music in Primary in our Portuguese-speaking Branch in Luanda, Angola. I have been able to use many of your ideas and our Primary has gone from rarely singing anything other than an opening song to having an actual singing time with all the children loving what we are doing! I am amazed, and grateful, at the quick turn from dis-interest to joyful participation by all of the children.