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Fun activities and games to supplement your Come Follow Me lessons from the Doctrine and Covenants. These are some Finch Family favorite games that teach about Jesus Christ is the Son of God, and the pre-existence.

Fun activities and games to supplement your Come Follow Me lessons from the Doctrine and Covenants. These are some Finch Family favorite games that teach about temples and honesty.

Fun activities and games to supplement your Come Follow Me lessons from the Doctrine and Covenants. These are some Finch Family favorite games that teach about forgiveness and peace.

Fun activities and games to supplement your Come Follow Me lessons from the Doctrine and Covenants. These are some Finch Family favorite games that teach about being a light to the world, keeping the commandments, being a peacemaker, and obedience.

Fun activities and games to supplement your Come Follow Me lessons from the Doctrine and Covenants. These are some Finch Family favorite games that teach about the priesthood, prophets, and covenants.

Teach and review the LDS primary song "I Know That My Redeemer Lives" (verse 1)using these primary song visuals.

Teach and review the LDS primary song "I Feel My Savior's Love (Verses 1-2)" using these primary song visuals.

Create your own games and activities using these Primary Song Visuals to help teach and review the LDS primary song "Help Me Dear Father".

This is a great Primary song that introduces children to how important it is to be a light for others to see. Our light can bring others closer to Jesus Christ.

Cute Primary Song Visual Aids for the Primary song "Jesus Is Our Friend". Help your children learn primary songs with our creative Primary song visual ideas. Available in color and black and white. (Black and white versions make great coloring pages.)

This is a wonderful Primary song that teaches the many ways we show reverence for sacred things.

Cute Primary Song Visual Aids for the Primary song "Reverently Quietly". Help your children learn primary songs with our creative Primary song visual ideas. Available in color and black and white. (Black and white versions make great coloring pages.)

Cute Primary Song Visual Aids for the Primary song "Reverently Quietly". Help your children learn primary songs with our creative Primary song visual ideas. Available in color and black and white. (Black and white versions make great coloring pages.)

Create your own games and activities using these Primary Song Visuals to help teach and review the LDS primary song "I Will Be Valiant".

Create your own games and activities using these Primary Song Visuals to help teach and review the LDS primary song "Song When He Comes Again".

Teach and review the LDS primary song "I'm Trying to be Like Jesus" using these primary song visuals.

This favorite children’s game serves as a terrific review of ways we can follow the commandments of our Heavenly Father. Children take turns revealing two cards in search of two matching pictures. The player or team with the most matches found is the winner!

The object of this fun game is to be the first to collect your three sources of LIGHT. This is done by finding the three picture cards that match your collection card. The twist is to find as many of the "SON" LIGHT cards of Jesus Christ that are wild cards. The first player to cover all three of his pictures is the winner! Remember that Jesus is the source of ALL light!

This fun pencil and paper activity is a great review and teaches children to remember how important of an example Jesus Christ should be in our lives. How we should all try to be more like him and follow his example. Letters are chosen from a sack and the players write down a word that tells something we can do to be more like Jesus while living here on earth.

This fun game teaches about the three temples that the pioneers built when our church first began. Divide your group into three teams. The first team to build their eight-piece temple is the winner. This is done by taking turns picking questions created by the teacher concerning this week’s lesson about temples. The three temples represented are the Kirtland Temple, the Nauvoo Temple and Salt Lake Temple.

These are perfect to use with your Come Follow Me lesson suggestion when teaching about how forgiveness makes us feel and those whom we forgive or not forgive feel.

These are perfect to use with your Come Follow Me lesson suggestion when teaching about how forgiveness makes us feel and those whom we forgive or not forgive feel.

This is a fun little story about two boys who learned how being honest and not taking fruit from someone’s tree was a lesson in happiness and serving others!

This is a wonderful review activity where the children answer questions you create about your current Come Follow Me lesson. When they answer correctly, they choose a piece of the 12 piece poster. They are searching for the letters that spell T-E-M-P-L-E. The object is to find these letters before time runs out!

Give each of your children this fun and unique poster to color and put up in their bedroom and remind them of the covenants they are keeping. It can also be printed in color and they can just take it home and display it in their room. This is a great handout and reminder for them to keep the covenants they have made!

What a fun way to review and learn about some of the wonderful blessings we receive because of the priesthood! Children answer questions about your lesson concerning the blessings of the priesthood and then, if correct, get to turn over a letter from the word PRIESTHOOD. The object of this activity is to review or learn about blessings of the priesthood and find the pictures of these blessings before time is up!

Children love concentration and finding the matching pictures. This unique game shows and teaches ways they can prepare to someday enter the temple. Cards can also be used for familiar card games with the family!

Children love to play tic tac toe…and this fun version will be no exception. Create questions about the temple and divide into two teams. Teams take turns picking a question. If answered correctly, they pick a number 1-9 from the number sack and then place their “X” or “O” on the spot. First team to get three in a row wins!