Teaching Children to be Good Friends

Teaching Children to be Good Friends

The article “A Friend in Me” in the April issue of the Friend magazine teaches children about including other people, especially people who could use a friend. Another good resource for teaching children how to get along with others is the video shown...
Children’s Activities for LDS General Conference

Children’s Activities for LDS General Conference

The Church provides several General Conference activities for children at ConferenceGames.lds.org in multiple languages to help them enjoy and learn more from listening to general conference: “>A General Conference Notebook for children to write or draw about...
Talking with Kids about Bad Media

Talking with Kids about Bad Media

Discussing things with your kids now can help them be prepared for events in the future. The February issue of the Friend magazine has the following ideas for children about what to do if they see something bad on a phone, TV, computer, or game device, or in a book or...

Kids Tell the Christmas Nativity Story

Christmas is a time when we can all learn from a child’s gratitude and love for Jesus Christ. See the meaning and the story of Christmas through the eyes of children in the video “Kids and Christmas.” In the video “Picture a Christmas: Kids Tell the...
The Best Christmas Gifts

The Best Christmas Gifts

The article “Gifts You Can’t Wrap” (read text or see PDF) from the New Era magazine reminds us that some of the greatest gifts we can give at Christmas are those we can’t wrap. Here are some unforgettable gifts that young people can give their parents:...
Resources for Teaching Children

Resources for Teaching Children

The Resources for Teaching Children provides stories, activities, articles from the Friend and Liahona, and other Church-approved media for teaching children at home or in church. The resources on the site are organized by topic and by Primary lesson. See “Resources...

Spend Time With Your Child Today

The video below by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints reminds parents to spend time with their children. Here’s a similar video, “The Answering Machine.”
Children’s Activities for LDS General Conference

Children’s Activities for LDS General Conference

The Church provides several General Conference activities for children at ConferenceGames.lds.org in multiple languages to help them enjoy and learn more from listening to general conference: A General Conference Notebook for children to write or draw about...

Mormons Focus on Home & Family

The video below shows that the family is the most basic and important unit in society and the highest priority for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Visit Mormon homes throughout the world and hear members talk about why family matters so...
Understanding Baptism

Understanding Baptism

Below is a list of resources that can be helpful to teach children about baptism: Read the LDS.org Gospel Topic “Baptism.” Read the article “A Baptism Blessing” from the Friend, June 2013, pp. 20-21. Read the definition of baptism in the Bible...
Videos for Children

Videos for Children

A collection of videos for children has been posted on the Friend magazine website (friend.lds.org). Click Videos in the left navigation on that page and you’ll find several categories with hundreds of videos that you can watch online or download for later use...
Book of Mormon Touch Mobile App

Book of Mormon Touch Mobile App

The Book of Mormon Touch mobile app helps children learn about and enjoy stories from the Book of Mormon with imaginative and interactive storytelling. This mobile app was created by Marc Call to help young children and beginning readers interact and engage with...
Children’s Activities for LDS General Conference

Children’s Activities for LDS General Conference

The Church provides several General Conference activities for children (see ConferenceGames.lds.org) in multiple languages to help them enjoy and learn more from listening to general conference: A General Conference Notebook for children to write or draw about...

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