Tic-Tac-Pioneer Fact

Children love to play games and this is an old time favorite! Children are blindfolded and the children try to stick the pioneer nose on his face closest to the spot it should be in. Have a fun lesson about pioneers or use as an activity during a Pioneer Days activity!

This is an easy to assemble bingo game where each player gets a bingo board with pioneer pictures of people and things on it. Players take turns choosing an individual picture card and everyone covers that picture on their bingo board using small candies or pennies. The first player to cover an entire row is the winner.

This is an easy to create and assemble talk for Primary or Family Home Evening. The simple rhyming text make giving this talk fun and entertaining to listen to. Visuals can also be used in teaching about pioneers or making simple pioneer games by enlarging or shrinking the pictures.

This is a children's favorite to sing during the month of July when learning about the pioneers! The cute visuals represent phrases of the song and make singing this song fun and entertaining!

This is a card game where children pass a card to the player on their left and collect four of the pioneer picture they are searching for. When four are collected, they grab a spoon from the center of play. The player that does not get a spoon is the loser for that round. Perfect for a time filler in a Primary classroom or for Family Home Evening.

This is a great game to learn about our pioneer past. Each player gets a wagon playing board that is divided up into eight pieces. Each time they choose and answer correctly a card from the deck, they get to choose a puzzle piece of their wagon and place in on their board. The first player to complete their pioneer is the winner.

This is a card game where children pass a card to the player on their left and collect four of the pioneer picture they are searching for. When four are collected, they grab a spoon from the center of play. The player that does not get a spoon is the loser for that round. Perfect for a time filler in a Primary classroom or for Family Home Evening.

This is a great game to learn about our pioneer past. Each player gets a wagon playing board that is divided up into eight pieces. Each time they choose and answer correctly a card from the deck, they get to choose a puzzle piece of their wagon and place in on their board. The first player to complete their pioneer is the winner.

This cute presentation of a man pioneer and a woman pioneer can be used in a variety of ways. The poster type pictures divide into eight strips each creating a picture of a powerful pioneer. Questions can be placed on the back of each strip and two teams can complete to create their pioneer first. Point amounts can also be placed on the back of each strip and scores can be kept. Sing leaders can also use these visuals however best suits their purpose.