Come, Follow Me Activities

For home evening or scripture study—or just for fun!

April 1–7

Sharing Together

For Jacob 1–4

Jacob taught that we should be “free with [our] substance” (Jacob 2:17). That means sharing what we have with others. Make a treat to share with some neighbors or friends!

For younger children: Even small acts of service can help people feel lots of love. Help your children think of a kind thing they can do for someone else.

April 8–14

Team Tag

For Jacob 5–7

Jacob asked us to “cleave,” or stay close, to God with all our hearts (Jacob 6:5). Play a game about staying together as a team! Choose one person to be the chaser. When the chaser tags someone, they join hands and chase the other players. When the next person gets tagged, they join hands with one of the chasers too. Keep playing until everyone joins hands.

For younger children: When we “cleave” to someone, we hold tightly to them. Have your children hug a stuffed animal or comfort toy. Talk about how we can be closer to Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ by praying and reading the scriptures.

April 15–21

Family Links

For Enos–Words of Mormon

People in the Book of Mormon wrote their family history on the plates (see Omni 1:1). You can write your family history too! Write your name on a strip of paper. Tape or glue the ends together to make a ring. Then write the name of a family member on another paper and loop it through the ring. Tape or glue the ends together. Add as many family links as you can!

For younger children: Heavenly Father wants us to remember and care about our families. Look at or draw pictures of your family. Have your children point to each family member you name.

April 22–28

Turn to the Prophet

For Mosiah 1–3

The Nephites turned their tents toward King Benjamin so they could hear his words (see Mosiah 2:6). Make your own tent with blankets, pillows, and furniture. Then watch or read one of the prophet’s talks inside together!

For younger children: We are blessed when we listen to the prophet. Play a game about turning to the prophet’s words. Have your children close their eyes. Stand nearby and read or play one of the prophet’s talks. See how fast your children can turn to his words!

Illustrations by Katy Dockrill