I LOVE my annual Valentine’s Day singing time lesson plan idea (pun totally intended!). “Name That Primary Song About Love” is a simple Valentine’s Day singing time idea that incorporates songs from the songbook that are all about love!
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Singing time just got even easier! With my Singing Time To-Go, all you have to do is print! Be prepared for the entire month – every month!
Be prepared in singing time for the entire month – every month! And all you have to do is print!
Easter is just around the corner! Prepare yourself for Easter in singing time by getting a set of handbells for your primary! Next to Christmas, Easter is my favorite time to pull in handbells in singing time!
In case you aren’t already aware, there is no singing time on Easter Sunday. That means no Singing time 2 weeks in a row. First General Conference directly followed by Easter. But if you plan your singing time in April accordingly, you have nothing to worry about!
Check out these singing time ideas for teaching the hymn Did You Think to Pray? in singing time! There’s bound to be something to accommodate your primary’s learning style and needs!
I’ll send you all my well-organized resources for new primary leaders!
Singing time just got even easier! With my Singing Time To-Go, all you have to do is print! Be prepared for the entire month – every month!
Hundreds of printables organized by song title and category that coincide with my singing time lesson plan posts!
6 thoughts on “Name that Primary Song about Love”
I am a new chorister….thanks so much for sharing your ideas. This sounds like a lot of fun! I will be doing it.
Thank you sooooo much. I was looking for a Valentine's singing time and this will be PERFECT!!!
Camille, I was put in as Primary music leader in August last year, and I had major anxiety about it. I was almost unable to function, and all I did all week was dread the next Sunday. I was having meltdowns every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. I felt like I had no idea what to do, and no inspiration. I struggle with my testimony, so I feel like I can't bring the spirit into singing time like the children need. I was miserable, my husband was miserable, and my kids were miserable. Then at the end of December, I found your blog. Your posts give me hope, confidence, and pull me out of "deer in the headlights" mode every week. I love how positive you are. I desperately needed your posts on how to stay organized and your ideas on how to teach songs, grab the kids' attention, and basically how to be a good primary music leader. Whenever I feel anxious about this calling, I go to your blog. Your words give me peace. Thank you so much! I can not express to you what a difference you have made in my life. My family thanks you too.
Jennifer, thank you for your kind words…I am really touched and glad I've been able to help.
I did this for the Senior Primary last sunday and it was the biggest hit ever! They loved it! I even had two teachers ask to face off at the end of the hour. It was so fun. I'm totally going to use the idea to review before our Program in October and use the program songs instead of Love songs. Thank you!
Our primary loved this activity last Sunday! Instead of playing boys against girls, I passed out white boards to the classes and they used them to write down the correct song title. Thank you so much for sharing all of your wonderful ideas!