Index of Object Lessons
- adversity
- atonement/grace
- attitude
- Children's lessons
- choice/accountability
- commandments/obedience
- Easter
- Effects of Sin
- example
- Faith
- forgive/repent
- God/Jesus Christ/Holy Spirit
- good or bad habits
- leadership
- Love/charity
- marriage/relationships
- media
- parenting
- pride/humility
- priesthood authority
- resisting evil
- Sabbath Day
- self-worth/talents
- service
- substance abuse
- teamwork
- testimony
- thought/word/deed
- tithing/sacrifice
- Uncategorized
- virtue/purity
- Youth Lessons
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Category Archives: Youth Lessons
Riki Tiki bear
A friend told me about this game and I want to have it somewhere online so I can remember it. Her son used the game as an object lesson in school about being on time. When you are late and … Continue reading
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Building Trust
Submitted by Amanda Nelson The lesson is about trust. You will need a bunch of building blocks, the wooden kind, not Lego’s or anything that locks together. You can tape labels on the blocks that build character like, caring for … Continue reading
Build upon a rock
From Sarah in Minneapolis This is an object lesson for teaching a song call the Wise and Foolish Man. It could be used for any lesson using the idea of building upon the strong foundation of Jesus Christ. We have … Continue reading
Foundation and Destruction
This lesson requires the game of Stak Attack or Jenga. Those are the games that stack up wooden blocks in a weave pattern and then you pull out the blocks and re stack them on top until the tower tumbles. … Continue reading
Stay in the Light
Start outside when the sun is very bright. Tell students to stand so they are receiving the most and brightest sun available. Then everyone moves to a spot that is not so bright, but that you can clearly see the … Continue reading
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This was a lesson from a recent primary sharing time. I don’t know the original source. The topic was on family history but the lesson could be used for any topic where you want to encourage and show how helpful … Continue reading
words or swords
From a story by Bernie Siegel MD His son came home with a picture from school and it was just a piece of paper with WORDS written all over the front over and over. As he looked at it, it … Continue reading
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Potato stamp
This lesson comes fromMeridian magazine in the section for Family Home Evening. The article is by C.S. Bezas. Each person gets a half of a raw potato. The potato represents your brain. Begin to carve a very simple shape (square, … Continue reading
Puzzle
Submitted by Nancy: I did this with the 8-11 year old girls but could be adapted to all ages. We had 2 teams and they were instructed that they were going to put together a 100 piece puzzle and the … Continue reading
High Jump
Elaborating on a story by Wayne Dyer. Have the class, or your family stand up with the goal of jumping as high as they can. Maybe have a goal on the wall or doorway or something to measure how high … Continue reading
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