A special spirit comes when children sing the basic truths of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Music can testify of truth, bring a spirit of strength and peace, and allow us to feel the love of God.

Children’s Sacrament Meeting Presentation and the Power of Music

Introduction to Come, Follow Me for Primary by Sister Joy D. Jones.

Introduction to Come, Follow Me for Primary

As Primary teachers invite the children to share their insights about the doctrine being taught, they will feel encouraged in their own preparation and application of the gospel.

Invite Sharing in Primary

Through meaningful activities that focus on the scriptures, teachers of young children can help them increase their faith and draw closer to Heavenly Father.

Meeting the Needs of Younger Children

Preparing to teach in Primary begins with personal scripture study, considering the needs of those you teach.

Preparing to Teach in Primary

Primary music is a wonderful way for children to learn true doctrine.

Primary Singing Time – Music Can Teach Doctrine

In Primary, sharing time will now be called singing time. Here is an overview of how each singing time should open.

Primary Singing Time: Opening

While seeking for a way to address the special needs of her children, one sister shares her experience using Come, Follow Me.

Why is My Preparation at Home Important? – Adaline

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