May 27, 2015

Activity Days 2015: January-May

We have been having so much fun
with Activity Days this year! 

Here's what we've been up to...

Jan. 14th- Tie Dye Shirts
This was our first activity.
We were able to chat, get to know each other
better and made tie dye shirts.


Jan. 28th- Budget Lesson
We made money jars out of mason jars & duct tape.
We talked about the importance of paying tithing.
We had some extra time left over,
so we made personal place mats for the nursery kids
to use during their snack time.




Feb. 11th- Heart Attacking the Bishop's Office!
The girls LOVED this activity.

March 11th- Quilt Tying
We made a quilt for Ava's baby sister,
who was born at the end of March.


March 25th- Easter Family Home Evening Baskets
Each girl had 12  numbered plastic eggs, filled with items that went
along with a scripture from the Easter story in the New Testament.
We went over the lesson as we filled their baskets so they
 could teach their families the same lesson.

April 8th- Sign Language Lesson
Sister Palmer's mother was raised by deaf parents.
She came and taught the kids some basic sign language and
talked about people with disabilities and how they 
are like everyone else, but do things in a different way.
The girls divided into groups and performed puppet shows
depicting how we can treat others with disabilities.

April 22nd- Nail Care
Sister McFarlane's sister taught the girls about
how to properly care for their nails and then
painted their nails.

May 6th- Mother's Day Gift
The girls made flower arrangements for their moms.
They felt pretty accomplished and grown-up doing this!

May 20th- Gardening Lesson
Brother Patterson shared his gardening expertise
and awesome garden with us.  The girls were able to
plant some green beans and transfer tomato plants.


2 comments:

  1. WOW!!! Looks like a ton of fun, I wish I was young enough to go. Sister Palmer and Sister McFarlane, looks like you are doing an amazing job with these young women. Keep up the good work

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  2. You are doing a wonderful job. The girls are so lucky to have you two sisters as leaders!

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