You’ll also need something to ring (like a handbell, desk bell, Taboo game buzzer, etc.). I always just pull out our Primary’s handbells (see more information on our primary’s handbells HERE). What I’d LOVE to get are these:
- Jesus Said Love Everyone p. 61
- Reverence is Love p. 31
- Love One Another p. 136
- I’ll Walk With You p. 140
- I Love To See The Temple p. 95
- We Are Different (3rd verse only) p. 263
- Love is Spoken Here p. 190
- Where Love Is p. 138
- I’m Trying to Be Like Jesus p. 78
- Teacher, Do You Love Me? p. 178
- Mother, I Love You p. 207
- I Feel My Savior’s Love p. 74
- A Happy Family p. 198
Variations:
You can hang the hearts so the words are hidden then someone comes and picks the song to be sung (make sure they don’t look at the back). Take it over to the pianist and that’s the song to be used for that round.
If you are unfamiliar with some of these songs, you can make a play-list on an iPod or CD and use that to help. You could even have the primary just listen to the iPod/CD to make their guess and then sing along with the CD when you go to sing the song.


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These printables are filed on my Resource Library page under Category Title > Valentine’s Day > Name That Primary Song About Love.
8 thoughts on “Name That Primary Song About LOVE!!”
I love this!! Thank you so much for just the idea I was looking for!!
I did this last year and it was a big hit! I can't wait until tomorrow to do it again. Thanks for the great ideas!!
I used this last year. How I loved pulling it back out with everything all ready to go! Thanks for your help! In Junior Primary, I chose something silly to do on each love song (pop out of your chair on the word LOVE, fold arms and switch them on love/reverence, etc.) I think during the Temple song we had a "temple building" contest with blocks. And, for happy family, volunteers dressed up like Mom, Dad, sister, brother, Gma, Gpa."
Fantastic idea and I love the printables. Thank you!
Do this today and it was great! Thank you for all the ideas and printables! You are my favorite place to go to for help! Thank you for sharing!!
Thank you!
So do you have them ring the bell first? Which ever one rings the bell gets to guess?
Adrienne, yes, whoever rings the bell first, gets to guess. If they guess incorrectly, the other team gets a turn. I hope that helps!
~Camille